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by Faaak 7y ago
I'm very happy to see this type of vehicles emerge. I own a twizy (that can go up to 80km/h, and 100km/hour with a software modification, thus needing a licence), and it's the perfect urban vehicle. I live a bit outside
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by Faaak 7y ago
It's more or less the same. But the Twizy can go up to 80 km/hour (well, the model needing a licence). I love my twizy, it's the perfect city vehicle
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by Faaak 7y ago
You suppose that you only have one "hoarder" (or speculator) in the market. Once you have many, and if they don't talk together (which would be forbidden), masks would sell lower than what you think
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by Faaak 7y ago
However they should use the non-breakable space separator ' ' less error-prone
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by Faaak 7y ago
I'd rather say: use an ORM ! It will design the DB schema better and faster than you. Still comprehensive enough
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by Faaak 7y ago
FYI, in europe, the bank account number (IBAN) is public and you can't do anything with it except wire money to it
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by Faaak 7y ago
Exactly ! If the problem is Climate Change (and thus CO_2 production), why would you, in your sane mind, shut down nuclear power ? It's the best method to produce electricity with the less grams of CO2 per kwh..
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by Faaak 7y ago
They hope you'll use their other products (it's infomaniak.ch, a hosting provider, that operates the service)
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by Faaak 7y ago
I use https://www.swisstransfer.com/ , which even if it only supports 50Gb and not 100Gb, it is totally free and doesn't need a account to upload the files. Way easier
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by Faaak 7y ago
exceptions: nuts, olive oil, pasta, flour, water, rice, potatoes, apples, etc. But i like the idea
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by Faaak 7y ago
For those that wonder: this is (one) of the plots of the "Three body problem" trilogy. It's a really great book, I really recommend it !
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by Faaak 7y ago
Yet, for a visually impaired, PDFs are a nightmare because of what is cited up above.
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by Faaak 7y ago
I guess that all decryption keys are on ram. If the power is disconnected, then it would need a manual intervention to re-decrypt the data
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by Faaak 7y ago
Geneva ones are spot-on though
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by Faaak 7y ago
1kg * c² = 24 TWh. Supposing a Tesla averages 200Wh/km, then it would drive ~ 10¹¹ km (4 light-days, or around 600 times the earth-sun distance... which is a lot)
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by Faaak 7y ago
I'm pretty sure that you're wrong to thing than an electric car is worse than a petrol one
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by Faaak 7y ago
I was talking about the assertion, not about if it was feasible or not.
528.
by Faaak 7y ago
> A typical solar panel is 100w in peak conditions That doesn't mean anything. A standard panel (1m×1.9m) has a peak power of 300W. What we must compare is the solar radiance times the efficiency of the panel, and multiplied by the
529.
by Faaak 7y ago
If I moved 1 billion dollars, I too would say that it was not me, by fear of kidnapping
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by Faaak 7y ago
How can you recommend books based on only one observation ? Wouldn't it make more sense to ask many books the user liked in order to make a better "user hyperplane" ?
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by Faaak 7y ago
Original source of information: https://twitter.com/lorengrush/status/1168917747109191681?s=... My theory: someone must've turned off their pagerduty and didn't hear the alarm.
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by Faaak 7y ago
And FYI: they all "talk" SEPA. You can wire money anywhere in europe (+ switzerland and some other countries) overnight for next to nothing (<1 USD).
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by Faaak 7y ago
How is them going to court a civic duty ? You could testify once that this is your camera and here are the mp4 files (and their sha sum). And that would be it. Equally, technically they didn't see anything as the video caught by the ca
534.
by Faaak 7y ago
Yes. But in general you need heavier materials to resist the external pressure (cave in), than materials that need to resist the (inwards) pressure.
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by Faaak 7y ago
The road is for everyone. If you're faster, then overtake. And that is coming from a cyclist.
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by Faaak 7y ago
More power also means higher bids and more frequency control which is very useful too for 1st layer ancillary services. Energy is good, but power is also very important. You can stabilize the frequency (with active power) and the voltage (w
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by Faaak 7y ago
> they are not the only or even the biggest player ine the field Well, from your link, they indeed _are_ the biggest player by power ?
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by Faaak 7y ago
When they come to Europe (CH at least), Tesla's gonna eat up the lunch (in the ancillary services field at least) of everyone. Even more so with the new renewable capacity added every day.
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by Faaak 7y ago
> Why would I pay for a car and then have to rent another car? In my case (and as said in the article): because electric cars (at least mine which was second-hand) are cheap and maintenance free.
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by Faaak 7y ago
I live in a small european city, and thus we bought a second hand "Renault Twizy" with my SO. It's a small car: 2 seater, 80km of range, and a top speed of 110 km/hour (when modded) on the highway. People always think it

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