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by enaaem 3d ago
Happened last week in the Netherlands. The home team (FC Utrecht) played terrible. They were down 3-1. Hooligans threw fireworks on the pitch and the match got suspended. The match was resumed three days later. Utrecht played much better en
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by enaaem 3d ago
https://youtu.be/zam_5ltusak?si=C2Dyx9gm9qIASqg1&t=98
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by enaaem 7d ago
Every time I had issues with fraud it was with a cc. The fraud protection is just bandage for an inherently unsafe system that you are paying for yourself. That being said, I do get that for US individuals it is completely rational to use c
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by enaaem 8d ago
Places that used to be 32C in summer are consistently hitting 36C+. It absolutely sucks to be outside in those temps. You are running from aircon to aircon. Doom scenarios of unbearable heat is definitely true.
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by enaaem 8d ago
Sounds like typical geek stuff you see on any enthousiast forum. You should check the coffee forums.
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by enaaem 12d ago
This is just third world level of open corruption. If nothing is done against it, things will just get worse and not better. First it will signal to all the lower level officials that corruption is ok. The next step isn't just corrupti
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by enaaem 14d ago
Considering the prosecution of Fauci, which does not happen anywhere else, I don't think America is ready for the next pandemic.
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by enaaem 15d ago
Also a very Christian nation that follows the teachings of Jesus.
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by enaaem 15d ago
Only with rational actors. But do not underestimate the stupidity of leaders who thought it would be easy.
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by enaaem 16d ago
The situation of [2] is crazy. Because both the author of [2] and the people using Ferguson’s model are wrong. And the author's advice in one of the last paragraphs of we just need better programmers is also wrong. The issue is that pa
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by enaaem 20d ago
Again, third word levels of blatant corruption lol.
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by enaaem 21d ago
Cruelty is the objective, because the America is unwilling to enact the laws that will most effectively stem immigration. These are: 1. Make it illegal to hire undocumented immigrants. 2. Foreign specialists need to earn at least an x% abov
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by enaaem 21d ago
The way it works in some countries in Europe is that you have to pay the foreign worker a minimum wage that is x% above industry standard for that role. No need to check if they have special skills. This will obviously not fly among corpora
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by enaaem 21d ago
It became an issue when Canada did not bow down to Trump's 51st state demand. With Trump's vindictive nature and narcissistic disorder, you get this situation. It is actually completely unsurprising if you think about it.
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by enaaem 22d ago
Slippery slope into gulags.
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by enaaem 22d ago
I cannot speak for the US, but having been in Europe and Asian countries like Japan and Korea, the simplest explanation is the difference in tolerance for petty crime, vandalism and litter. Is related to the broken window theory. The thing
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by enaaem 26d ago
At this moment there are right wing conspiracies from people like Owens and Tucker that Charlie Kirk was killed by Israel because he was getting critical of them and would be against the war. I am not saying that these conspiracies are true
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by enaaem 1mo ago
Despite the efforts, I have seen an increase in anti-zionist sentiment on the internet. Most notable on the right from people like Tucker Carlson en Candace Owens. People are tired of fighting another Middle-Eastern war for Israel.
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by enaaem 1mo ago
I liked this one: - European countries to be invited to join the United Kingdom, creating a new ‘union of Europe’, if you will. (2024)
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by enaaem 1mo ago
Fauci case is weird. Fauci did pretty much what every other country was doing. If he did anything wrong it was doing too little too late.
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by enaaem 1mo ago
The question isn't whether AI is worth it, but whether it becomes a commodity.
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by enaaem 1mo ago
Singapore is a multi-culturial society and it is also known to be very safe and clean like Japan. You can definitely make people behave with top down rules, and eventually it just becomes 'culture'.
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by enaaem 1mo ago
I used to believe Israel was a US colony meant to control the middle east. Now I believe the US is Israel's colony meant to control the middle east.
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by enaaem 2mo ago
In the Champions League the top, let’s say, 16 teams can all beat each other, so that part of the NFL experience is still there. The thing is that these top 16 teams change every year and there is no clear definition which clubs are top tea
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by enaaem 2mo ago
I find it interesting that this seems to be an exclusively American conservative phenomenon, and it probably has everything to do with Trumps vindictive nature. The rest of the world has already moved on. Nothing what Fauci did was really d
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by enaaem 2mo ago
I find it interesting to see that you got downvoted, and yet no one is rebuking you.
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by enaaem 2mo ago
I remember how transgender suddenly became a massive issue a couple of years ago. I used to visit the meme site called 9gag a lot, and there was a moment when the platform got flooded with anti-trans content. There were even counter memes w
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by enaaem 2mo ago
This is the destruction of Western civilisation.
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by enaaem 2mo ago
In many places in Europe, there is only 1-2 weeks where AC is needed, and that is the main reason why many people don't want to bother with it.
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by enaaem 2mo ago
I write by hand to hack my productivity. I buy nice notebooks and nice pens that are satisfying to use. I practice my handwriting, so the finished work is satisfying to look at. I think it gives me a bit of dopamine boost.

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