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Romania and Bulgaria are in the EU and don't even benefit from visa-free travel to the US.

Ingress still exists and has a similar scanning mechanism.

Or maybe kill themselves, since most scans are from the cities they live in.

Romania too has e-invoice (e-factura).

I have used flipstory.com (no longer in business) in 2011 cu create 2 very nice flipbooks. It was 7,99 Euros, transport included from France to Romania. I still enjoy it, I keep it beside other family photos, as it's my months old son crawling on the floor towards the camera. Good luck!

You can walk that much if you are healthy, have roads, have enough food and water, good clothing and shoes, there are no dangers that must be avoided and if you know what your destination is. If you have to stop daily to get food (hunting or gathering fruit), avoid or fight dangerous people and animals, figure out best ways to get along while carying whaterver possesions they had, shelter from bad weather, prospect for places to settle permanently or temporarily then it's a completely different story. It's also not like they had a deadline or something.

There's a Romanian startup that tries to address part of the issue. They estimate that their technology can decrease concrete use by 30%: https://svelte.eu/

I've accidentally discovered that adjusting the sound volume from the keyboard exposes the title of the video in the popup: https://imgur.com/gallery/K3oUFlb

Same in Romania, biggest salaries in the industry.

He and the other elected auditor should make that oath in front of the notary public and then make the township supervisors pay out their own pocket for the elections they held knowing they would ignore the outcome.

In the town that I live in, Red Bull is the sponsor of what they call "The World's Toughest Hard Enduro Rallye". Every year it draws a crowd of tourists to the city and produces some great entertainment. https://www.redbullromaniacs.com/

From a 4-by-4 inch square you can make 4 2-by-2 inch squares, therefore the loss from 4 small squares would be 0.86x4=3.44, same as one large square.

"Most cans" you see there are the small ones. But as the quantity grows, it is the height of the can that grows, and not the diameter. https://www.google.com/search?q=large+cat+food+can

I have never heard of this grape variety before, now I read this and the next thing I see is Lidl's next week's wine offer for St. Laurent/Spätburgunder wine. I will give it a try!

You could blame Boeing for not taking control of the planes from the ground and prevent the terrorists steering them into the towers.

The dangerous precedent I see is Microsoft making justice for itself (with authorization from a judge, but still, when did Microsoft become law-enforcement?). Blaming Microsoft for building "vulnerable software" because someone is targeting their OS with their malware is like blaming Boeing because their planes were used for the 9/11 attacks.

I guess it's OK if I take a picture during daytime and then alter it digitally to look as if it was taken at night.

Chrome itself is a security nightmare, always with the mic on and listening

I can understand the mic being always on as a privacy nightmare, but how is this a security nightmare?

Too yellow, couldn't read. Changing to dark mode resulted in black fonts on black background. End of story.

That is exactly what happened in Romania on August 10, 2018, when a peaceful protest was met with tear gas and Police violence, while law enforcement covered the ID numbers on their helmets. https://www.digi24.ro/stiri/actualitate/jandarmi-cu-indicati... (in Romanian, but pictures tell the story)

It's kind of the same in reverse - does a parent encourage their children to embrace a risky sport/activity (karting, skiing, diving etc.) or keep them in the safety of home for fear of accident or death? We wouldn't have F1 or IndyCar drivers, ski jumpers, etc. if all parents were too protective. It's difficult to find the right balance and to give a perfect recipe and it would be impossible to eliminate all risk.

Just became his 7th fan on Deezer :)

Actually, his name was always Iohannis, because in the communist period (when he was born) the state would try and romanize all foreign names. I know quite a few Hungarians in my home town who were given untranslatable Hungarian names just to avoid having their name translated to Romanian. The same happened during the Austro-Hungarian rule of Transylvania (<1918) but, of course, the other way round. Back to the President, indeed he used Johannis before the election because his family has always been called like that. Since going into the election campaign he switched to the official spelling that would appear on the ballot and in all the documents that he signs.

Netflix is great, I guess. I would know for sure if they were available in my country. Same as Pandora, Spotify etc.

The cow was probably not injured, it must have slipped on the tarmac. Pictures taken a little earlier and later show it on its feet. Before: https://www.google.com/maps/@-23.3494262,-48.185634,3a,40.5y...

Rigt before the fall: https://www.google.com/maps/@-23.3493408,-48.1856244,3a,75y,...

After: https://www.google.com/maps/@-23.3489688,-48.1855763,3a,23.4...

Have a look at this earlier design by Romanian inventor Aurel Persu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurel_Persu It had a drag coefficient of about 0.22.