Reminds me of Karl Pilkington reaching the end of the Great Wall of China, by the sea, and remarking

take your shoes and socks off, it’s not even that deep there, you can just wander 'round it, so what is it protecting?

Yea, usually, and this time too, when I switch over to the big numbers: where can this 6 and 7 fit, this usually fills in some crucial spaces, opening up the way for the middle numbers.

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Nice one OP, hard one to do without notes it seemed, I struggled at times.

My first answer is a song by Slipknot, but I’m guessing they meant the Winnie the Pooh character 😀

I love how it allows me to move domains up or down. This allows me to have wikipedia results at the very top and have all X, FB, MS domains blocked from appearing in the results.

Ryan North - How to Invent Everything: A Survival Guide for the Stranded Time Traveler

More interesting and funny than I had expected, not too heavy, ideal for now.

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Makes me realize mice did not have cheese for the longest time. Seeing humans evolved from rodents, the human race might have been a concoction by rodents in order to get cheese?

the OSS Weather app on Android has been pretty good for me this last year. Seems it’s using open-meteo as default provider.

You can always build a front-end and add that community to the ignore list /s

Specifically, it concerns the 28 convoys that departed from the Dossin Barracks in Mechelen between August 1942 and July 1944. Almost all of these trains went directly to the extermination camp Auschwitz in Poland. On board were mainly Jews, approximately 25,000, as well as a few hundred Roma and Sinti. After the war, only just over a thousand people returned alive.

School’s kept quiet about this too. Another one for the list of blatant omissions.

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nice one!

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surprised me too, felt like I was stuck for a long time midway

I’m in too flat a region, but this one would be good:

Cross The Alps

In 218 BC, Hannibal marched an army, war elephants included, over the Alps to bring the war onto Roman soil from the one direction Rome was smug enough to think it impossible. Instead of horizontal range, we will focus on the vertical: climb or descend X meters each day. If you place it at 100 a day, it would total ~3000 for the month, around the height of the Alpine passes his army used.

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There are plenty small villages and towns left. Then also the lone houses in the countryside - lots of bnb’s by foreigners among these. And then indeed the farms which still exist. This is all anecdotal experience of a few trips through the country, I might be wrong :)

ow, some of my assumptions smashed by this picture 😅 thanks!