peletiah

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by peletiah 4y ago
For how long though?
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by peletiah 4y ago
These pills seem hard to swallow.
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by peletiah 4y ago
I once worked for a company that did the same - but with Lotus Notes, in 2013. Modified it into a full-fledged ticketing- and time-tracking tool. Using it took a half hour out of each workday.
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by peletiah 5y ago
@marinakoren's articles on The Atlantic give a good insight, imo.
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by peletiah 5y ago
I'm using Kodi since several years for the family TV. I only had to tinker with the streaming buffer for YouTube, other than that it required no maintenance. My wife can use it from her mobile. We can play movies for our kids or stream
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by peletiah 5y ago
Typing on my wife's iPhone SE is an ordeal for me, and I don't even have large hands. For me that's a reason why I prefer largish phones (I have a Pixel 3a, which is not that big).
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by peletiah 6y ago
As a parent I can relate...
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by peletiah 7y ago
This law is like having to provide and record ID when entering a concert, restaurant or other public places. It's an authoritarian dream, but will be shot down by courts, that's for sure.
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by peletiah 7y ago
As others have pointed out, the austrian government is populist right/far-right. This is not a law by centrist parties, but by right-wing authoritarian.
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by peletiah 7y ago
The case was never about anonymous hate-postings as the harasser's comments where posted under his real name, he just claimed that other people had access to his facebook-account. The case has been overruled by the higher instance a fe
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by peletiah 7y ago
The first court decision has been overruled by the higher instance. However I don't agree with rmu09 that this was the trigger for this law.
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by peletiah 7y ago
The fun part is that unzensuriert.at is notorious for the dehumanizing and racist comments posted under their articles but still won't be affected by this law. However, they have turned off their forums a few days ago.
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by peletiah 8y ago
I'm sorry you had this experience. I grew up with a stay-at-home-mother who cooked two fresh meals every day (And usually bread or Müsli for breakfast), my grandmothers did this too. I loved helping her in the kitchen and now with my o
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by peletiah 8y ago
Ok, I'm not talking about sandwiches or making your own bread, but "proper" meals, like aspargus-risotto, (store-bought-)pasta with homemade-sugo, cooked beef with homemade-gravy, vegetables and dumplings as a side, diverse s
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by peletiah 8y ago
> relegated to preparing all my food from scratch > find a snack incredibly difficult [..] I basically had to eat carrots and hummus You make it sound as if it was not normal to cook your own food from basic ingredients and not regula
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by peletiah 8y ago
Combine it with your hand and you get clean, even better when there's soap. Then wash your hands properly. On our bicycle-journey through Asia we had a dedicated squeezable poo-bottle and poo-soap ("Kackflasche" and "Kac
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by peletiah 9y ago
Surprising there's no comment on XMonad yet. Well, it needs a replacement as soon as Wayland is going to become established.
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by peletiah 9y ago
> doing rituals is more important than believing. Erm, catholicism?
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by peletiah 9y ago
Owning a 25,000-acre farm is a modest background and his rise therefore evidence that the American system still works? Rather sounds like he was born into a sufficiently privileged environment and all the benefits that come with it (Mainly
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by peletiah 9y ago
If there's constant evaporation which drives the inflow, wouldn't the new sea and the surrounding soil become very salty, like several large-scale dam-projects?
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by peletiah 10y ago
> Google and Facebook have learned over the years to take advantage of this. In what way?
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by peletiah 10y ago
Just trolling or could you argue that?
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by peletiah 10y ago
Makes me wonder how their decision for an open-plan office is related with this...
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by peletiah 10y ago
I'm on a x200s. Except for a brighter screen, I'm not missing anything though.
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by peletiah 10y ago
Quite curious now, give us a hint!
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by peletiah 10y ago
njharman quoted the part about "existing inhabitants" in North America, not conditions on ships. Recommended read: "1491 - New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus; Charles C. Mann"
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by peletiah 10y ago
Well, we have Strache, Le Pen, Farage, Wilders, Orban, Petry,... And we sure aren't as economically depressed as rural USA. Worse - we have unstable times ahead and people will vote for these populists even more. And even worse - a cli
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by peletiah 10y ago
Kitesurfing is ridiculously hard to learn? That's news to me, learned it last year at 35, was not THAT difficult.
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by peletiah 10y ago
> Everybody happy, except the Austrian government And the population of Europe, who does missing out on taxes from these large corporations. This is not an Austrian issue, but one of the whole EU.
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by peletiah 10y ago
Kern only came into power in May, the social-democrats (SPÖ) have been in a "great coalition" with christian-democrats (ÖVP) since 2007. This coalition has been on rickety legs for many years now and there's not much the two

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