Space is at a premium in many parts of Switzerland and a lot of the available land is privately owned. This MIGHT be the easiest way to deploy solar in the specific rail sections being considered and may only generate a small portion of the needed electricity.

So it might be the simplest effective idea for the region.

Got any books in this direction?

Hard to say… butI am 100% sure that adult content would be more expensive than any useful knowledge.

There was one case in the last 3 years that I thought about getting one. I started running and hated having to need my phone on me and needed a watch either way.

Then I went to dinner and saw how a friend was continuously and unconsciously flicking their eyes down at their smartwatch every few minute if they weren’t talking and decided against it. I’m getting old…

The ethics board does not approve the message.

Can foot and mouth pass through the meat and cheese? I thought food products remained safe during F&M outbreaks…

Is this not simply covered by elasticity? E.g. if housing was $50,000 a month, most people would be homeless, even if it is a “need”.

I mean… It does apply though?.. It shouldn’t, but it does.

AR was pre-NFT in my mind. Google glasses etc were hyped like crazy before VR took over the hype and was meant to be a “revolution” in gaming…

I remember this archaic shit. Now every bank in a larger town I visit in Europe has an automatic counter which is free for the bank’s customers.

I can’t tell if this is sarcasm…?

Antarctica and the north pole will likely see a significant rise in tourists/refugees, no?

I am sure the club are aware of his talents and hopefully they put in a clause that keeps the door open for his return (if he fulfils his potential)

They mean to say: Skyrim was so buggy at release, it was definitely close to unplayable. Even the latest patches don’t fix some issues from day 1. (BUT: it’s the only game from its era I can go back and play now and still be completely immersed)

Because you don’t make changes when things are looking like the 2nd goal is around the corner and no one is struggling

I’ve worked in 3 and lived in 1 (for 10+ years) of those countries as service and have always been tipped… Maybe it is just a local thing

Don’t get me wrong, the tipping system (among numerous other aspects) is a joke for customers, But it has massive benefits if you end up in the right job, in the right restaurant.

Absolutely no idea how many end up in the same situation, maybe the minority, but all the servers I met travelling (especially girls) would make many times more than anyone working the same job in Europe for less hours.

Plus, we have tipping in most European cities I’ve visited… Most waiters I know are on minimum wage and only survive via tips. Is it different for you?

let’s avoid America-bashing

HOW SHIT IS TIPPING CULTURE!

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Really, really appreciate it! Thanks 😎

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