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Glawen
24d ago
Yes they are a thing in France, haven't you seen young people being obssessed with their body? It seems there are more gym that boulangerie now. They learn about it through Insta or Snapchat and take whatever is promoted by whatever bi
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Glawen
2mo ago
It is sad to watch, but what is sader is the belief by my fellow europeans that we can continue like we do, and all will be fine. Less agriculture,less industry, less work. It's madness
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Glawen
3mo ago
Deutsche Bahn trains stop themselves all the time, no need to tell them
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Glawen
3mo ago
And the germanics have higher price than France, which can benefit from importing cheap spanish power (when not in outage) and reselling it at 5x to germanic countries.
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Glawen
4mo ago
Reliable and cheap abundant electricity, big and strong cohort of STEM graduates, strongest army and arms industry in EU, worldwide influence culturally and diplomatically. More door will open when you to have the French Président by your s
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Glawen
4mo ago
Maybe you are in Europe ? Archive.ph geoblocks Europe, probably due to their copyright infringment. If you connect through a VPN everything works fine
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Glawen
4mo ago
> I'm finding this isn't unique to AI, it's as if our entire society has become black and white, overly tribal. There's little room for shades of gray now. I grew up in a small village, 300 people. There you learn to
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Glawen
4mo ago
Joli!
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Glawen
4mo ago
In EU, I don't think an underclass is what is wished. What we lack is being able to chose who is allowed to stay or not. Currently it's whoever manages to come illegaly is allowed to stay. It's madness
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Glawen
4mo ago
I read that ukrainian army starts enroling at 25 to 60, making it a significantly older army than russia
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Glawen
4mo ago
Why ? Many country have public generation without any shortages.
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Glawen
5mo ago
Using a russian swear word as name
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Glawen
5mo ago
Everyone not agreeing with you is a fascist. It's the new trick to close any discussion. Next step is to kill all fascists by the way, that's what Russia is doing right now as according to them Ukraine is fascist.
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Glawen
5mo ago
7000 sales per year, come on. They are too big and unpractical for Europe.
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Glawen
5mo ago
When you wait for green you start at the same time as cars. Cars seem incapable of staying behind a cyclist and feel the need to overtake them at all costs. It feel much safer as a cyclist to start at red light when there is noone, you then
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Glawen
5mo ago
Have a look at german Schufa company. I was there pre RGPD, so maybe things have changed.
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Glawen
6mo ago
How twisted as it sounds, I do believe that the outcome is beneficial to the US. China and EU are weakened by this mess big time. The US will bear costs in the future. EU does not expect to be paid back for Ukraine, they are paying with the
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Glawen
6mo ago
They are not as common in Germany as in France in my experience. I would rather prefer to visit a german castle than waiting for the Stau to disappear.
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Glawen
6mo ago
They are shown on Michelin maps and atlas. We love to travel using the atlas and stopping on interesting sights or roads. Usually in France you can go from A to B the fast and boring way, or the slow and scenic way which is perfect for holi
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Glawen
6mo ago
At least it loaded, it did not on my side.
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Glawen
6mo ago
Fiat has been doing great in Brazil for years. They also have some R&D there too
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Glawen
6mo ago
To surprise your ennemy. I've heard recently that they tune military hardware differently in peace than in war, e.g. radar signals frequency.
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Glawen
7mo ago
> The world would definitely be a safer place if everyone was a pacifist. Misery, hunger and human exploitation would still exists, as recent history shows. War is a tool in resolving some issues, and you better have the best tools there
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8mo ago
Yes but the real feature that makes it viable, is that petrol station in France can change price only once a day. I forgot how it works in the UK, but in Germany they change wildly depending on the hour in the day. For example they show low
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8mo ago
Yes I would not feel safe with nukes in Germany
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Glawen
8mo ago
Impossible n'est pas français ! And you seriously are saying Teams is the greatest thing since sliced bread? Ok I concede the videoconferencing works, but it's quite a feat to make a text chat window so slow and buggy. Sometimes w
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8mo ago
I'm discovering Bending Sppon withn this thread, and I think they really got their business right. I hope they IPO soon
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8mo ago
My last year Airbnb experiences in Scotland. I could not believe my eyes it still existed (I used to go often in the UK in the past).
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Glawen
8mo ago
And make a bathroom practical and enjoyable. Sink with hot and cold tap, electric water heater in shower, come on...
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Glawen
8mo ago
I'm having hard time to visualize it, can you convert them in adult elephants and TV Tower height? Bear in mind I only saw asian elephants in zoo.
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