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by emptyfile 5y ago
Here's a great channel I found in 2020 for techno mixes. Seems like its mostly folks from Berlin but there are a few big names also. https://www.youtube.com/c/H%C3%96RBERLIN/videos EDIT: There's crapload
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by emptyfile 5y ago
Why is it stupid? If anything Europeans would be more sensitive to delays in their trip because of charge issues. If you're going on a weekend getaway then the difference between 4-6 hours of driving and 8-10 is huge. I live in Croatia
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That fact that people still write this shit with a straight face makes me want to become a hermit and leave this world behind...
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They did a bad job then, since they still work.
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by emptyfile 5y ago
> blazingly fast SSDs So like, 2 times as fast as any other SSD? No? The comment reads like marketing spiel.
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by emptyfile 5y ago
I'm from eastern europe and I just thought that's what city etiquette is. I'm not going to say hi to every one of the 200 strangers I see on my daily walk... Talking on the bus stop? What?
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by emptyfile 5y ago
I don't care about football either yet I got a disgusted feeling in my stomach upon reading the news. Another piece of the world americanized and sold. Even a third rate politician would sense an opportunity to score some points. It se
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by emptyfile 5y ago
The UEFA(European) Champions League is the most popular football club competition in the world. In its current incarnation it is a knockout tournament where the best positioned clubs in all the different national leagues come together to co
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by emptyfile 5y ago
As it turns out, or as far can I make out, the tide started turning the moment when the club players themselves started speaking out against it. Before the politicians and the leagues could even articulate their threats the thing was finish
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by emptyfile 5y ago
I can understand that J.P. Morgan didn't understand what a big deal it was. But you really have to wonder what goes on in the heads of club owners in Spain, Italy and the UK that they thought they could get away with it. EDIT: And whoe
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by emptyfile 5y ago
So about half as versatile as a big phone.
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by emptyfile 5y ago
I'm not sure what the West is, but I live in eastern europe and I have no idea what an electric purifier would even look like. Someone might order bottled water at a restaurant, but I'm pretty sure everyone drinks tap at home. Fro
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by emptyfile 5y ago
YOU are the ignorant one if you don't know that acid is very much alive and kicking today.
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by emptyfile 5y ago
Amazing how mad people get when these sort of studies are linked. Yeah guys, alcohol is a poison for your body and it treats it as such, this shouldn't be such news.
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by emptyfile 5y ago
For being an (insular) world traveller, you offer scant information.
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How is that sad? Do you think the CEO and shareholders approved that deal because their hearts are so good and pure, to help humanity? No, it was to become a vaccine manuf. in a time of pandemic, to make big bucks (since at cost sales end i
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by emptyfile 5y ago
[citation needed]
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The high heat nationalism in the ex-yu managed to distract the populace from the fact that their countries are unreformed socialist era dinosaurs. They never realized that even formerly poorer countries like Bulgaria and Romania reformed 10
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by emptyfile 5y ago
Hahahaha, yeah, simplest solution is for everyone to go vegan. Totally reasonable and achievable.
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by emptyfile 5y ago
The idea that "shoe tech" is the issue with the integrity of running is pretty hilarious to anyone who follows the sport, weather track, road or yes even trail these days. Talking about doping of course, legal and illegal.
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by emptyfile 5y ago
Yeah, nuclear scientists grew on trees in the USSR. Love how authoritative americans are with their stereotypes.
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by emptyfile 5y ago
Hahaha. Title under the header photo. >Gun dealers in Hungary's capital can sell gas pistols , like this Ekol Firat Magnum, to people without a weapons licence Oh, the horror...
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by emptyfile 5y ago
I'm far from an expert in Baroque music, but I think if both of these pieces are boring to you you're definitely not into Bach! And they couldn't be more different. Bach: Harpsichord Concerto No.1 in D Minor BWV 1052 (Jean Ro
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Probably plenty of places in the world where its still the norm.
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by emptyfile 5y ago
After a decade of drinking turkish (I live in the Balkans) I recently switched to a v60 filter pour-over and I'm not coming back. My gf drinks french press but it's too weak for me.
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by emptyfile 6y ago
Same in Croatia, I honestly thought it was standard in the EU with exceptions such as France. Spending 9 hours at work seems awful even if your lunch break is 60 min instead of 30.
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by emptyfile 6y ago
The comment is making fun of a proposal Boris Johnson once made about building a bridge from Scotland to Northern Ireland, which is considered borderline physically impossible as far as I understand.
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Yeah, I don't believe you. In general, if you want people believing you, try not to use throwaway accounts and pre-typed copy-pasted answers, but instead engage in dialogue.
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Lol. Reminds me how I once asked what's a good EU online shop for running gear on the running subreddit, and the top recommended post was about a premium priced boutique european manufacturer of clothes for "plus sized" runne
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by emptyfile 6y ago
Same. English isn't my first language so I'm not sure, but the title doesn't' seem sincere when the subtitle reads "Kristina Lustig, formerly our Director of Design, explains why she took a new role as an associat

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