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  1. Comment on Holiday season playlist in ~music

  2. Comment on What have you been listening to this week? in ~music

  3. Comment on China rules solar energy, but its industry at home is in trouble in ~finance

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    I'm sure there is an official union controlled by The Party. I'm also sure it doesn't do much to protect the workers. But I haven't looked in to it.

    I'm sure there is an official union controlled by The Party.

    I'm also sure it doesn't do much to protect the workers.

    But I haven't looked in to it.

    3 votes

  4. Comment on China rules solar energy, but its industry at home is in trouble in ~finance

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    Sounds like Chinese workers could use a union to defend against crap like that.

    Other big solar companies have resorted to tactics like giving yearlong unpaid vacations or 30 percent pay cuts for employees who keep their jobs.

    Sounds like Chinese workers could use a union to defend against crap like that.

    1 vote

  5. Comment on Museum of Failure, a physical and digital exhibition of business ideas that failed in ~finance

  6. Comment on Forest Service orders Arrowhead bottled water company to shut down California pipeline in ~enviro

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    It's not sarcasm. I genuinely wonder where the water is going if it is not being bottled?

    It's not sarcasm. I genuinely wonder where the water is going if it is not being bottled?

    10 votes

  7. Comment on Forest Service orders Arrowhead bottled water company to shut down California pipeline in ~enviro

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    I wonder where all the water is going.

    He also said that while the company had said in its application that the water would go for bottled water, its reports showed that 94% to 98% of the amount of water diverted monthly was delivered to the old hotel property for “undisclosed purposes,” and that “for months BlueTriton has indicated it has bottled none of the water taken,” while also significantly increasing the volumes extracted.

    “This increase represents significantly more water than has ever been delivered previously,” Nobles wrote. “The hotel and conference facility on the property is not operating, and there is no explanation of where the millions of gallons of water per month are going.”

    I wonder where all the water is going.

    11 votes

  8. Comment on I'm visiting the region you're from, what's your favorite food I should try? in ~food

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    I would like to add Stegt flæsk med persillesovs It's the national dish, and very good if you ask me.

    I would like to add Stegt flæsk med persillesovs

    It's the national dish, and very good if you ask me.

    2 votes

  9. Comment on Ukraine war latest: Moscow claims clashes with Ukrainian troops on Russian soil in ~news

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    How dare they invade us after we invaded them.

    How dare they invade us after we invaded them.

    26 votes

  10. Comment on I toured a 'pocket community' of tiny home - the builders are trying to help solve the housing crisis in Canada in ~life

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    As a European I find it funny you call a 85 m^2 house tiny. It's not big, but it is bigger than my apartment.

    As a European I find it funny you call a 85 m^2 house tiny.

    It's not big, but it is bigger than my apartment.

    6 votes

  11. Comment on Fortress Europe isn’t working – Europe needs a workable migration strategy. Instead it’s attacking asylum seekers to placate the right. in ~society

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    Considering the far right talks about kicking out any one with too much melanin in their skin. I seriously doubt they will accept such a solution.

    Considering the far right talks about kicking out any one with too much melanin in their skin. I seriously doubt they will accept such a solution.

    6 votes

  12. Comment on German man deliberately receives 217 Covid vaccinations over twenty-nine months, with no adverse events or strong effect on immune system in ~science

    snowgoon
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    Now that's a click bait headline!

    Now that's a click bait headline!

    9 votes

  13. Comment on Rob Pardo on World of Warcraft (2006) in ~games

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    The original design was brilliant in many ways. There was a reason it was nicknamed world of warcrach

    The original design was brilliant in many ways. There was a reason it was nicknamed world of warcrach

    1 vote

  14. Comment on Hertz is selling 20,000 electric vehicles to buy gasoline cars instead in ~transport

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    If everyone has the same reasoning as you, the infrastructure will never get to a point where it is sufficient.

    If everyone has the same reasoning as you, the infrastructure will never get to a point where it is sufficient.

    2 votes

  15. Comment on The old games that still hold up incredibly well in ~games

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    Master of Orion 2(1996) Is a great game I still play from time to time. You can get it on good old games.

    Master of Orion 2(1996)

    Is a great game I still play from time to time.
    You can get it on good old games.

  16. Comment on What was your first computer game? (Soundcheck question 2023) in ~games

  17. Comment on Looking for games that can be played with only the mouse in ~games

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    Civilization 5 and 6 can be played with mouse only.

    Civilization 5 and 6 can be played with mouse only.

  18. Comment on Denmark topped a list of worst binge drinkers in a new health report from the OECD – Romania and the UK next worst offenders in ~health

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    We are number one!

    We are number one!

    5 votes

  19. Comment on Americas’ first cowboys were enslaved Africans, ancient cow DNA suggests in ~humanities.history

  20. Comment on As the Halloween season begins, what are your favorite spooky reads? in ~books

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    The thief of always by Clive Barker. I don't remember it being explicit in any way, but I don't think it is a story for children.

    The thief of always by Clive Barker.
    I don't remember it being explicit in any way, but I don't think it is a story for children.

    1 vote