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Rednax

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  • Danish postal service to stop delivering letters after 400 years

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  • That is an easy question to answer. Sending letters becomes non-critical when it is cheaper to send the incidental letter as a package than it is to maintain the letter sending service.

  • Belarus building major ammunition plant for Russian army with China's support, documents show

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  • Huh? How is Europe helping Russia here? This is Belarus, not Europe that is helping Russia.

    To me, this just sounds like a way for Russia to build a factory that is unlikely to get bombed, while still being close to the front.

  • (cue "The X Files" song playing on a kazoo)

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  • So if I understand correctly: I should not catch my plane. If I do, it won't fly anyway. Gotcha.

  • EU takes first step towards free cross-border calls and texts

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  • The SMS messages that my provider sends me when they see I have crossed a border explicitly state there are no extra costs. Minutes/bytes are taken at the same rate from the same bundle.

  • Which European country out of the 4 I want to go to is "best" and also the most in need of English education?

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  • I can't speak for the countries you mention, but I can give you an insight for The Netherlands.

    First of, there is a big demand for English teachers in highschool (students aged around 12 to 18).

    But. To become a teacher you need a university degree. Either a bachalors degree or a masters degree (masters unlocking the later ages/classes). See the following page for details: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/werken-in-het-onderwijs/vraag-en-antwoord/welke-onderwijsbevoegdheden-zijn-er

    Also note that being a teacher is a tough job. Budget cuts have put a lot of strain on the sector, and the teachers do feel that. A lot of people burn out. However, the pay is decent, so if you love the job, you can thrive.

    I mention all this, because I suspect that it is similar in other European countries. Hence, to get a good job will require proper preparation and some dedication. Maybe studying abroad in the country you want to move to first.

  • "autism didn't exist back in my day"

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  • I once visited a museum in Split where they had the lifework of a guy on display: dozens of scenes filled with taxidermy frogs going about their human like lives.

  • La Guerre du Petrole (1940)

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  • Slightly, but certainly not 90°. You can see this yourself by trying to match the map location in Google maps or OSM. I think the reason they tilted the map a bit, is that it makes it much smaller, while still keeping Crimea on the map.

  • How accepting is Lemmy to non-American, non-European and non-Canadian culture and content?

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  • Seeing the overwhelming amount of acceptance in the other comments is amazing. But I do need to play advocate of the devil for a second here, and mention moderation.

    I assume this concent will not be in English.

    But if the existing moderators do not speak the language of the content, then they cannot effectively moderate. This makes it a massive risk to allow non-english content on your instance with only English speaking moderators. Hence, I would only recommend posting such concent to instances that are natively speaking the language. For example, German and Dutch content almost exclusively exists on German and Dutch instances respectively.

  • If you were forced to play one professional sport as your job until you were 65, which would you pick?

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  • No need to have a good response. I'm with you in being a bit weirded out by it. I just felt I shouldn't be alone in my state of being weirded out by this.

  • If you were forced to play one professional sport as your job until you were 65, which would you pick?

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  • Your task is to blow a job interview in the first 30 seconds. What do you do?

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  • As a European, this sounds like a rude and slightly exaggerated way of asking a normal question. A bad way to start, but probably not something that will get you kicked out of an interview in 30 seconds.

  • What's your opinion on communism?

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  • I would say the Soviet Union and the Dutch VOC were both bad for the same core reason: they were an ideological extreme. Capitalism is only a good system, if it is localized and regulated. Otherwise a small group of people will come out on top and exploit everyone else. But the same holds for communism, as clearly seen in any nation attempting communism, you inevitably get a dictator who will exploit the people for his or her own good. The difference is that when you weaken communism by implementing only parts of it, like universal healthcare, or unemployment benefits, then we call it socialism.

  • TNL vraagt: wanneer had u haast ergens te komen?

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  • Ik heb een keer gehad dat de treindeuren nog dicht waren, en de trein helemaal donker was. Kon nog niet naar binnen. Dus ik raak verdiept in mn telefoon, tot ik plots zie dat het al tijd is voor mijn trein om te vertrekken. Maar de trein voor mn neus is nog steeds donker. Dus ik kijk eens rond me heen, en ik zie zo het voorste gedeelte van de trein wegrijden.

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    What job or profession can you admit that you're just not cut out for?

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  • Anything that requires structurally lying or hiding information against the interest of the people I talk with/to. Sales, politics, advertisement, etc.

  • Stared switching my cats to a new food and got this great shot of Pixel being disgusted and angry

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  • While catsitting I made the grave error of putting sardines (cat food) in the bowl of the cat. She sniffed it, turned around and sat down with her back to me. If I was going to put THAT into her bowl, I wasn't even worth acknowledgement anymore.

  • Not stupid if it works

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  • If my knowledge about grenades from videogames is correct, you can just put a pin back in, if you kept the handle closed since pulling the pin.

  • Which food gives you the best bowel movement?

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  • Just chug a glass of olive oil.

  • Is there a way to remove the loud BEEP noise that cenors profanity from your life?

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  • This already exists if you know what to look for, and are willing to dive into a technical solution.

    The bleep tone is usually a 1kHz sine wave (according to wikipedia). We can simply create a band pass filter that removes all 1kHz tones from the audio output of windows.

    This does have side effects. Most notably that human speach, especially some female voices, are around this 1kHz frequency too. Since the tone was designed to mask voices, this makes sense. So I'm not sure if the side effects are worth it, but you can certainly try.

    Creating such a filter on live audio can be done with something like this: https://github.com/AndreasArvidsson/WinDSP

    Never tried it before myself, but the description matches exactly what you would need. You will want a PEQ filter with a high Q and significant negative gain around the 1000Hz frequency. I'm not an audio engineer, so I have no idea what values would work well. But if you want to play with those: a higher Q creates a narrower band around the 1000 to filter out.

  • Try one in your world today

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  • That makes it too easy: just attach a ropeladder to the broom. That doesn't work if the broom stops levitating when you get off.