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leojg

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    Comment #18763535

    Sorry, what's the revolutionizing about this? Not do disappoint you but my mother already has a cart with those 3 tiny wheels and she uses it to buy groceries every day. In fact sh…

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    Comment #18627338

    I really like the Chinese approach to space exploration. They go slow but steady and focus on interesting stuff.

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    Comment #17452453

    In terms of connectivity and living expenses three are more or less equal. As an Uruguayan I would say that Montevideo is nice, but there is not much natural beauty around, the sam…

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    Comment #17135047

    +1 for the Stormlight Archives I would add the rest of Brandon Sanderson Cosmere books: Mistborn Trilogies Warbreaker Elantris etc.

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    Comment #17074322

    We do scrum(sort of) and the last retro I had was last year... so, not only in "traditional" industries

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    Comment #16803393

    Makes honor to its name :P

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    Comment #16738903

    Public companies tend to focus on making money instead of innovation? They become slaves of their quarter reports and lose the ability of investing in long term projects? Maybe a b…

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    Comment #16657505

    Glad you like it :) I understand, thanks for the answer

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    Comment #16652298

    Hey, I checked you site, great work! Only issue for me is that you only support stripe for payments and is not available in my country, Uruguay. Why is that? Why not leave the paym…

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    Comment #16649034

    The issue here is that the internet consist basically in monopolies. Its even more alarming when you consider that many of those monopolies are in the hands of just one company. (G…

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    Comment #15926485

    This is true, at least in my country there is a high amount of C-sections and studies show that most of them are done for the money.

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    Comment #15796762

    Because of the big toolbar? When I first saw it I assumed it would be mobile oriented.

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    Comment #15740144

    This article confuses civilization with culture, you probably can't have the first without the latter. but culture by itself won't do great public works, wont even develop a writte…

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    Comment #15067661

    Isn't his device the nearest near device to him?

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    Comment #15066725

    The problem I have with ddg is that their non english and local searches are lacking. Those are the only reasons why I stick with google. Anywats, I used to use ddg for english non…

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    Comment #14868799

    I also would like to know. I'm about to upgrade my laptop and would like to see some viable amd options.

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    Comment #14868539

    For what I know Bezos was a wall street worker, probably wealthy but no near millionaire. He borrowed 30k from his dad to start amazon.

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    Comment #14867161

    Yeah! He makes money! Such an asshole.

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    Comment #14820264

    Hehe yes, I didn't remember the term in english, in my country a pension gives you a bed sometimes shared and sometimes on a private room but no food, but they have a kitchen where…

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    Comment #14806811

    What is the difference with a hostel or a pension? For what I understand this is just that but with a fancy name

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    Comment #14702979

    why not both? hydrogen cells seems to me as a great tech with a lot of potential. They can be used in situations where electrical chargers are not avaiable.

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    Comment #14696046

    Probably young linux enthusiast Billy, who switched from windows a week ago because a friend installed him ubuntu, he went into some random internet forum and copy pasted a bunch o…

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    Comment #14689084

    I believe that renewable is the solution, more so now that the price has become viable. My country for example went from being oil dependant to produce energy to be almos 100% rene…

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    Comment #14688469

    Totally agree. As a citizen of a not (so) developed country I saw all this complains as hypocritical thinking from the developed nations that for centuries did the same but now tha…

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    Comment #14654815

    This stuff seems like utopy to me. Here if my machine gets f * I have to ask for a replace and setup everything again, losing at least a day :(