ragazzina

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by ragazzina 8d ago
I know I could do without Euphrates clay in my cookbook cover, that's for sure.
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by ragazzina 10d ago
The fact that they promote the preorder of a 200$ book without showing even a single page is crazy.
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by ragazzina 13d ago
In the US a kid cannot walk half a mile on their own inside a gated community patrolled by security guards? This sounds more dystopian than all the AI talk. "I told [the authorities] that kids need to be able to take reasonable risks,&
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by ragazzina 16d ago
This is an extraordinary claim and it sounds very interesting, do you have any evidence for it?
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by ragazzina 22d ago
Can you point at specific experiences? In the EU countries I have visited you can ask most coffee shop and restaurants to use their toilet without any issue. In the most touristy places you are supposed to buy something, which usually is a
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by ragazzina 23d ago
>Most countries in Europe have more restrictive abortion policies than a state chosen at random in the US. You mean "a state chosen at random among those were abortion is legal in the US" I hope? You'd be wrong anyway, but
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by ragazzina 26d ago
I simply assumed that if someone gets annoyed when local employees cannot speak the primary language of their foreign parent company (a company decision btw), that same person would also be bothered when foreign singers sing or speak in unn
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by ragazzina 28d ago
I mean the errors and awkward grammar / pronunciation in songs by ABBA.
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by ragazzina 28d ago
Do you find ABBA's English pronunciation/phrasing annoying?
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by ragazzina 29d ago
It's not, it just means when they say they "need to", they lie.
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by ragazzina 1mo ago
How is he "strangely" fixated on EU? The EU tries to limit Apple's power, Gruber shills for Apple, Gruber is against the EU. Nothing strange about it.
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by ragazzina 1mo ago
> a smart person like this Can you give an example of something smart John Gruber has said or written? Because I can't think of one, but I can think of many dumb ones.
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by ragazzina 1mo ago
> And because everything is more expensive (both goods and labour), the Netherlands has a way bigger second-hand market The Chinese aversion for second-hand stuff is cultural. You don't buy stuff that's been used by someone els
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by ragazzina 1mo ago
>not how tech works. It generally gets commodified and cheaper: TVs Hardware gets commodified and cheaper, not services usually. Do you pay less for cable tv now compared to 20 years ago?
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by ragazzina 1mo ago
>The upside is cheaper mobility for everyone Why should Google leave money on the table? They will raise the price until it's just below what people are already paying.
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by ragazzina 1mo ago
>it is absolutely impossible to tell whether It's literally the second sentence of the article.
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by ragazzina 1mo ago
>and I maintained it How do you plan on maintaining your CD and DVD players when the new ones will be sold with a subscription plan like printers?
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by ragazzina 2mo ago
> this decade Do you think things are going to improve in our lifetime?
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by ragazzina 2mo ago
>In the USA, multiple political parties balance each out other. Is this what Americans really believe?
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by ragazzina 2mo ago
>a true and well known problem in climatology. Population increases create an appearance of warming in the dataset. How does this explain the increasing excess deaths?
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by ragazzina 2mo ago
I must have read hundreds of mostly sci-fi and horror short stories. "Billennium" is probably not my favorite, but it's the one that haunted me the most. https://cultureinjection.wordpress.com/wp-content/
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by ragazzina 2mo ago
Ah OK, so no.
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by ragazzina 2mo ago
It's interesting that the B1 language requirement is discussed here mostly in terms of fairness. Is it reasonable or not, to require an immigrant to speak the language of the country they're immigrating to? Whether it's fair
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by ragazzina 2mo ago
>plenty of people who are corrupt aren't purged This sounds really interesting, do you have any examples?
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by ragazzina 2mo ago
> which some people consider ads How are they not ads? Is this the "icloud storage promotion in ios settings" discourse again?
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by ragazzina 3mo ago
> low prices and good quality of service are benefits of the free market. All I see on the Internet is Americans complaining about high prices and enshittification of every product. Is your market not free enough?
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by ragazzina 3mo ago
Having a clean conscience depends on one's internal moral values, not from what the rest of the world accuses of. If one's moral compass would feel the need to having paid for it to feel satisfied, it would also need to having bou
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by ragazzina 3mo ago
You paid for it, but you never bought it. So you would still not have a clean conscience.
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by ragazzina 3mo ago
Wait, Are you saying 2 adults and a kid should barely fit a queen bed? https://www.amazon.com/iDOO-Mattress-Inflatable-Camping-infl...
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by ragazzina 3mo ago
> Are people just not aware that heat pumps are a great solution In my European country, people struggle to buy houses, nobody is rushing to do a full house renovation. Furthermore, the consensus is: heat pumps are great for a new home o

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