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> here in Eastern Europe. Heuristics can be wrong. For example, your profile says "Auckland", but you seem to be in Eastern Europe which is almost as far away as one can get from New Zealand. (So far away, that I believe there
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Signed, Federation of Linux & Unix (incl. Mac) users (I don't know the scheme in Plan9, Solaris etc)
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Link to study: 9,000-Pound Electric Hummer Shows We Can’t Ignore Efficiency of EVs https://www.aceee.org/blog-post/2022/06/9000-pound-electric-...
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GMC Hummer EV Pollutes More Than a Chevy Malibu, Study Claims
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Just some things off the top of my head: 1. We're moving away from fossil fuels. 2. LGBTQ+ people are more accepted. 3. People have understood the problems of global warming and atleast some of them are working on solving it. Awareness
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Google Acquires Internet (May 2017) (2007)
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> I like mass transit. I like not owning a car. I like that the city is generally safer than the rest of America. I like that it's the center for tech on the east coast, the arts for the entire country, and finance for most of the w
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> I like their attitude a lot more compared to what I've seen from Rocky's developers Could you elaborate?
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> X (Russian isn’t it?) How did you deduce X is Russian?
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Just read the Git Book¹ end-to-end. And refrain from using GUI tools for git; stick with the command line. ¹ https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2
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> You can also run diesel cars and trucks on kerosene. The winter blend of diesel fuel in cold climates is a mixture of diesel and kerosene (which has a lower freezing temperature). I know that Mercedes diesel sedans here in Asia has &qu
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> Tires are generally lasting 50k, 60k, even 85k miles. Probably depends on road conditions. Where I'm at good tyres — my criteria being soft ride, good grip, low noise — last at most 40k km. But then the roads here aren't exac
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I don't see how your conclusion follows your premise. > people tend to now buy cars for like 4-9L or $5000-$12000 Sure the majority of the sales are for cheaper models, but go to any tier-1 or tier-2 city and you'll see plenty
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That's assuming manufacturers wouldn't already include the price of rentable hardware in the cost of the car. Would any manufacturers do that? Why would a manufacturer fit in hardware for heated seats into a car, and not charge yo
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I seriously hope this doesn't catch on. For cars with internal combustion engines, the company tends to get constant income via service thanks oil filters, other filters, and a whole bunch of stuff that needs to be replaced (assuming p
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I thought I was the only one.
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Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) has a great cybersecurity program. Worth considering. https://www.vusec.net/
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No. My personal computer costs a little more than double my phone cost. Both are relatively new at this point. You should also include as a datapoint how long they keep their devices. I tend to keep the same personal computer for several ye
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I just hope I live to see Halley's Comet in 2061.
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Why is that?
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> The same that everybody else can First thing you need to understand about India — it's not the same as everybody else. The country is unique unlike any other country in the world. What works in other places might not work there. &
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It's a bad idea underneath the surface. Literally. Here's why: 1. Two thirds of Russia sits on permafrost consisting of frozen organic material. 2. If permafrost melts, microbes in the soil feast on the aforementioned organic matt
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Any suggestions about what [people of] India can do?
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tl;dr: 1. "Kavanaugh was dining at a Morton's restaurant in Washington, D.C.". 2. "Protestors learned he was at the establishment." 3. "A group gathered outside the restaurant and told the manager to kick him o
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I know people who integrated Mattermost — after stripping away most of its features because it wasn't needed — into another web app. Definitely not easy, and I'm not exactly sure if it's the best choice, but it's doable.
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I thought antibiotics DO NOT work against viruses.
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"They way somebody treats their car is the way they treats themselves" — Frank Martin (paraphrased for gender neutrality). And you can tell how somebody treats their car by examining how long the clutch lasts, if they drive a manu
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What machine do you use?
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Don't Asians tend to live longer and have better health in general? I don't know if it's due to something genetic, or because of something Japanese people do after they're born. FWIW, Asian Americans in USA also tend to
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Do you have some numbers (of course, only if you're willing and allowed to share them)? Curious to know what's the usual on a normal day, and how much it dipped.
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