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precisioncoder
7y ago
I'm with Hofer telecom https://www.hot.at/ Hofer is better known as Aldi, they're a big discount supermarket chain owned by a German family. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aldi As a side note
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Recently my telecom has starting sending me regular texts (~3-6 months) "We've improved our service, you now have X more mb/month" "We've strengthened our infrastructure, your bill has been reduced from x/
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Thanks for pointing this out to me! It's disappointing to hear that, but after reading through the Kiva's response I understand some of the difficulty. They're certainly not ideal but seem like a solid choice compared to most
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7y ago
There is an organization that focuses on this which has been quite successful as far as I know. https://www.kiva.org/ The idea is micro loans directly to people who want to do something like buy a cow. "Kiva loans have
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7y ago
That's an excellent point, any substance that alters your brain chemistry such as Marijuana, Alcohol, or Coffee can have a positive or negative impact. We are rich complex beings and everything we put in our body adds to that. I think
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7y ago
Those statistics are highly suspect, from the article: "Every year, the government gathers these statistics by approaching 6000 households and asking them to fill in a questionnaire. They don’t have to write their names on it, but they
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8y ago
It's a real "melting pot" and is very very desirable as a place to live. It's the center of youth and technology culture, lots of hacker spaces. There's huge youth communities, public garden projects, lots of altern
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8y ago
Mostly Java Backend or full stack, they have a niche in a smaller company and get noticed for delivering great results.
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8y ago
I moved here originally for love, then stayed because it feels like home now. I'm in Linz, I started in Testing, moved to back end in Java and am now full stack + devops. Still spend most of my time hacking away at Java on the back end
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8y ago
It's improving a lot in Austria right now I feel like, there's huge demand. I have friends that thanks to big bonuses are taking home ~100k€ for developer positions. (They are very good at what they do)
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8y ago
Europe is all about quality of life raises rather than cash raises. My passion is acrobatics and I negotiated less working hours rather than a big pay raise. This year I'll do partner acrobatics teacher training for a month in spain an
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11y ago
These are both excellent points about life expectancy, thank for for sharing this information, looks like I got to learn something today. The overall point however that Marie Curie did live a long fruitful life despite her research and coul
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11y ago
Why not? I'm assuming you're implying that Marie Curie's research shortened her life. Marie Curie lived until age 66 in 1934. Life expectancy according to this ( http://ourworldindata.org/data/population-g
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11y ago
My wife has clicker trained our cats based on what she found on youtube videos. You need a smart cat (Ours are bengals) who loves treats and a lot of time but it's very doable. Our cats can both do the following tricks: Sit, Stand, Hig
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12y ago
I agree, in fact to go even further the upper limit would also have to be specified. For example 3886 of the 1000000 companies founded in the past 1500 years in Japan have survived giving a 0.3886% survival rate. Since we have no idea how m
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12y ago
That's simply not true, according to the definition of race it requires sharing a biologically identifiable connection with other people. An Asian man and a Native American could be born in the same place and raised in the same family
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12y ago
I have a friend who's fairly young (early 30's) who heard about an opening in COBOL that a company couldn't fill, taught himself COBOL just to fill that position and ended up running his department and getting headhunted from
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12y ago
In fact it's so good that it's now making inroads in Europe and North America. If you play internet games many of the guilds require members to use LINE. I picked it up to chat with friends in Japan and love it, I'm now tryin
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12y ago
Some introverts are prone to rushes of sociability, what I heard that really clicked with me was that it's how you relax or recharge. If you relax or recharge best alone then you're basically introverted, if you relax or recharge
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12y ago
Y'know the thing about topbars or sidebars that scroll with the user to stay on the page? They obstruct vision, thus they get blocked. Then later when the user returns to the page at another time they're confused that the site doe
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12y ago
It's an interesting article but I feel like the study draws the completely wrong conclusion. I would draw the conclusion that humans when offered an experiment they have control of that offers a new or interesting experience will parti
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12y ago
This is your chance. The best way to meet friends as an adult is to have a common activity. Learning English is an excellent way for you to meet other people also interested in learning English. Jump online and find English learning groups,
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12y ago
Livejournal was a pretty big blogging center that started in the 90's. (Well '99 so the end I guess) If you look at wikipedia for blogging it seems blogging started in the mid 90's but was probably mostly done on self hosted
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12y ago
The EU and China are the other big players right now. Both approach America in both economic, military and diplomatic influence.
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12y ago
I highly recommend drinking a cup of hot water in the morning. Actually at least some of the benefit of a cup of coffee is the warming effect on the body. (Which is why showers are a great way to wake up in the morning) You also can't
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13y ago
I hear you, it's always good to stir things up a bit. Personally on my campaigns I like to bring in the Iron Heroes reserve hp system. Basically heroes get a pool of double their max hp as "reserve" when they rest they can tr
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13y ago
In Austria it's 25 + bank holidays, and Austria has a large amount of bank holidays so some years it can be around 35 days free. I was pretty shocked when I first started working here how much time was given free. I'm going to hav
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13y ago
The great thing about D&D is since the system is ultimately controlled using the GM's brain any abuse can be patched on the fly. Assuming you have a good GM of course.
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13y ago
I highly recommend Pathfinder( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathfinder_Roleplaying_Game ), it's basically 3.5 with further polishing, 3.5 was released under the open game license and pathfinder has continued it'
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13y ago
Winston Churchill =) http://www.goodreads.com/quotes/300099-churchill-madam-would...
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