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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.bestiver.se/post/770637
Nitter link: https://xcancel.com/hkashfi/status/1995109785679573167
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CNA Explains: What is 'tunnel squatting' and how does it affect MRT operations?
(www.channelnewsasia.com)
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Experience: I was stabbed in the back with a real knife while performing Julius Caesar
(www.theguardian.com)
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At Zurich’s airport, a train leaves every 4 minutes and a tram or bus leaves every 2 minutes
(lemmy.world)
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Yes there is a walmart, but only one actual grocery store, and it now stock frozen sushi.
Update: I shared this picture with my local gaming group, one of them went and picked up a tray.
He tossed it into the fridge and tried it this morning.
I had the first piece. It is supposed to be "Refrigerated Only" by the packaging, but honestly, with a fridge thaw, it tastes just fine. I've had plenty worse than that.
If I was not vegetarian I would give it a try. The closest place to get sushi to us is an hour drive.
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The United Nations held a vote on the death penalty. This is how countries voted
(worldcoalition.org)
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I make DIY paints. This is lake pigment extracted and precipitated from cabbage dye left to dry in front of a fan, as opposed to my usual method of using paper filters. The patterns are neat.
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The tram line has been open for about two years now, but people still have trouble remembering the tram has the right of way. Maybe this will help, the audible warning doesn't seem to be enough since many people have headphones (understandable, noise cancelling is a must if the city has any car traffic).
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After spending a week in Copenhagen, a writer for Business Insider provides five lessons for the US
(www.businessinsider.com)
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