I was trying to understand the difference or the “upper hand” of this versus Treesize. Apparently, nothing much.

Can I ask an somewhat unrelated question? If a non-US person (european, for instance) would have an full time job offer from an American company - working remotely -, which things/perks/something would you advise to ask/check/safeguard?

In the case I see someone in need of help, I try to sort it out. Even if I don’t know the place they are looking, GMaps will. Just treat visitors as well as you would like to be treated.

Lisbon. They sell you “drugs” when, in reality, it’s just seasoning. Now there are lots of warnings. Give me a heads up if you come over again :)

Lisbon, of course :)

I got a job and started a Master’s degree. Worked for me.

Portugal. Oh yeah! \o/

This is an interesting article, but I do have one question: for a higher threshold (45 instead of 25, for instance), the items purchased in excess were common ones or were “stuff that we use once or, in fact, never”?

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Damn. I always thought that the #1 thing was to shoot first and don’t let the others shoot at you!

And I believe Blizzard will be “more than likely” to always have one extra Blizzcon ticket for him.

I’m all about getting answers but not on this case. Let’s say you have a passionate way of talking about something that you love. When you ask “her” why is she rejecting you, she says: “I think you’re too much passionate about something you love”.

I’m already convinced that won’t be any HL3, HL2:E3 or similar.

You... how can I be like you? :) ahah

I would “date” this “unattractive car” anyday. :)

Once you get the grip of Java, it’s easy - at least I think so. But totally agree on the smaller “learning curve” of Python.

I usually say “groceries” but rent also seems nice. :)

Can I go to Vault 101?

I doubt it, but I will! I’ll probably be hitting NY and MIA next year - if Mr. Trump allows me to.

Where should I stop by, then? Free beer is always free beer! ahah