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by Aspos 3y ago
A good ducted ERV could solve all those problems
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by Aspos 3y ago
That's right! Front-end staff trump any company policies. Polestar is amazing though. I am telling you this as a Kia EV6 owner.
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by Aspos 3y ago
I went out of my way to charge the vehicle before returning, returned it with 98% it but was still charged extra. Complaints to their call centre got me nowhere and I just resolved not use Hertz ever again. The only winner here is Polestar.
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by Aspos 3y ago
It just happens that current world we live in is influenced by European civilizations, which were significantly influenced by the Romans. So your world view is stemming from Roman culture. Now imagine Carthage won the Punic wars and destroy
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by Aspos 3y ago
Are they not yet another gand already? Can't we find a way to put them in to good use as they did in other countries?
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by Aspos 3y ago
Just pay cops $1000 (a fee taken from the drunkard) and cops will gladly do the paperwork and will use any opportunity to campout at parking lots nearest to pubs.
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by Aspos 3y ago
Their code quality in general and application architecture in particular.
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by Aspos 3y ago
Moved to standard notes from keep and I am stuck now. I find it repulsive.
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by Aspos 3y ago
I use Homeassistant and Frigate on a $100 x86 noname micro-machine with five 4K cameras and it is awesome. CPU use does not go above 10%. Would not claim zero false positives though. However, it is smart enough to filter out non-moving fals
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by Aspos 3y ago
This is great. I want this as an addon to JS and Python.
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by Aspos 3y ago
Postal banking is a thing in half the world.
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by Aspos 3y ago
I believe this was the principle up until the US pioneered laws which regulate foreign entities dealing with other foreign entities in their own country. FATCA opened the flood gates, GDPR followed the example and now we have a few more of
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by Aspos 3y ago
Shooting down an airplane at 20km altitude requires an expensive rocket and reveals position of the launcher. No, can't use cheap MANPADs for this. My gut feeling tells me this airplane is potentially cheaper than a rocket, so if it is
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by Aspos 3y ago
"1 year ago" may not be precise enough, but "11 months ago" often is. When implementing such a function we tend to avoid "1". Instead of "1 week ago" it is "6 days ago"
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by Aspos 3y ago
You have plenty of space behind the screen. Wondering if you could harness wifi signal to generate power. Given days between changes, perhaps you could harvest enough amperage to make a change. Or maybe you could hide a Qi charger into the
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by Aspos 3y ago
Some ERVs come in the shape of a cylinder, about 10cm x 30cm for use in apartments. Yes, installation requires cutting a hole in the wall, but it is doable.
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by Aspos 3y ago
Genuine feedback: I guess your readme.md describes the HOW well, but does not touch the WHY. Why should I use this? Why not?
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by Aspos 3y ago
Interested, but after spending 2 min reading it I am still not sure what I am looking at exactly.
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by Aspos 3y ago
Pretty similar thing works in Kazakhstan and it too is ubiquitous and surpassed Visa/MasterCard a few years ago. Totally displaced cards and cash from payments and from public conscience. QR, no disputes, instant transfers and public I
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by Aspos 3y ago
Can recommend Panasonic ERV/HRV. With it air in my office is better than the air outside: CO2/O2 levels are practically the same, but on the way in air gets filtered.
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by Aspos 3y ago
Energy recovery ventilators are great. Some of these systems have been known to have heat exchange efficiencies as high as 70-80% while others have as low as 50% It is subjective and anecdotal, but I am now more productive and I sleep bet
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by Aspos 3y ago
I can see someone instantly hiring a guy with a linux-driven business card which pierces through the sandboxed environment.
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by Aspos 4y ago
Yeah, it is ridiculous to believe "baccalaureate" could have originated from "one who may teach others". It is far more plausible that this word originated from "stick" or "berry".
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by Aspos 4y ago
I guess one could make a fun therminvox game out of this.
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by Aspos 4y ago
Nvidia proprietary. Never was interested in battery life to be honest. However my Thinkpad P1 gen3 does last coding over 4h flights, can tell you that.
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by Aspos 4y ago
I have 4 ThinkPads with Nvidia GPUs on my desk now and none had driver issues in Ubuntu, they all work out of the box.
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by Aspos 4y ago
On poles it would be a few km run to the nearest peak of ethereal sunshine, not 3000km to the other side of the planet. Would heat pumps work on the moon?
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by Aspos 4y ago
I don't have any proofs. I just see a coordinated effort and this particular article miraculously matches the narrative. Pure coincidence, of course. Not sure who Andrew Mellow is and not sure how they vet their content creators.
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by Aspos 4y ago
Russians are funding content with pretty much the same narrative which was summarized in the last phase of this article: > the recent, nationalism-inspired wave of alphabet reform is a risky gambit with dubious benefits. Completely unfou

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