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by Glawen 6y ago
In an era where we buy things on Amazon, which is famous for not paying all the due taxes, how do you plan to enforce this? Also, I live 5km from the german border, I will just buy my TV there. What was/is? existing is that every for e
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by Glawen 6y ago
The idea is to pick up an old rotary phone and hook it up a raspberry pi which will make phone call over VoIP. The rotary dial will just be the user interface, the mic and speakers will be hooked to the RPI. There are some project on github
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by Glawen 6y ago
I was hoping to see some soldering action, well... Anyhow how would i go to create a home and self hosted VoIP network with 2 phones? Any leads?
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by Glawen 6y ago
tarifs don't matter in France. Why would i buy a foreign cheese if I don't like it, even if it is cheaper? e.g. I rarely buy gouda because I find it less tasty than a comté or tome, but it is foreign and cheaper!
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by Glawen 6y ago
It is very popular in the UK, on the continent you see them less. Ford makes good cars in the EU, the focus is really good, but they are loosing steam..
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by Glawen 6y ago
there are women writing to prison asking to marry serial killer who killed women in awful circumstances. I fail to understand this, but it happens...
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by Glawen 6y ago
It's easy to miss news on HN :)
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by Glawen 6y ago
You conveniently forgot the a330 which is Airbus' most successful widebody. You are right that for now, Boeing is better in widebodies. But let's see Boeing new aircraft program, because currently Airbus is better prepared for th
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by Glawen 6y ago
And I never understood why a company would do that
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by Glawen 6y ago
GDPR applies to the EEA, which Norway is part of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regula...
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by Glawen 6y ago
Does it have motor to switch between sitting and standing position ?
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by Glawen 6y ago
In France, the non profit organisation Envie is doing exactly that. It also employs long term unemployed to teach them a trade, it runs similarly as Emmaus. I buy stuff there because of what they do with unemployed people, but I am not sure
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by Glawen 6y ago
The article doesn't explain why bike sales took off. It really startled me to learn how hard it became to buy a bike or spare parts. I live in a very bike friendly city, so new infrastructures is not the reason why people bought bikes.
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by Glawen 6y ago
I really wanted to work for a few years in the US, but the hassle with visa put me off. I the chose the easy path to work in a fellow EU country instead. Then I got kids quicker than I imagined, and thus all hopes to work in the US vanish
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Newest study on Chloroquine shows promising result(mobile.twitter.com)
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by Glawen 7y ago
They don't say which one...
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by Glawen 7y ago
I also suspect that germany is not attributing death to coronavirus when the dead had other disease like cancer. But i lack source as well. It's just that the number are so off with other countries that it is too good to be true, like
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by Glawen 7y ago
They do not know about Vector Canoe ? I did this "hacking" every other day when testing software on a prototype vehicle
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by Glawen 7y ago
Yes of course it is a ploy, it has 2 effects: It is maddening employees by binding them to stock market (preventing strikes for example), to make them accept pay cuts more easily. It increases stocks because there is a lot more money on th
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by Glawen 7y ago
> Hmm, do you have any source, I've tried but didn't find anything. In french you can find it: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.lesechos.fr/amp/444277
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by Glawen 7y ago
All cars in europe have their power defined in kW on the registration certificate, hp is not mentionned. It will make more sense in the future with electric vehicle. Hp is used when speaking about cars, but it is a very misleading unit (bh
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by Glawen 7y ago
Dcns (now naval group) is owned by the french state, it's technology is french property. All the french navy is built by this company, so it accumulates a lot of know how. Navantia is also a state owned company
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by Glawen 7y ago
Wow, saucy, i did know about scorpene, but i did not know that the french accuse the spanish of stealing french technology
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by Glawen 7y ago
It is the case for safety critical software (aircraft, factory, automotive, train etc...). Development of these software is very long and costly
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by Glawen 7y ago
Spain has an active defense shipbuilding industry (e. Eg scorpene submarine), why would they buy them from someone else ? And these kind of program secure a lot of jobs, when you buy from outside you secure those jobs abroad. By the way, ho
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by Glawen 7y ago
French banks are slow, but they provide good services. When i lived in the UK, i had only a debit card (maestro). If you wanted a mastercard you needed a credit card account where you needed to manually balance at the end of the month. Mind
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by Glawen 7y ago
It's usually worthless without knowing what is attached to the input/output of the microcontroller. A lot of things are done ecternally on the wiring.
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by Glawen 7y ago
The slides are very bad quality work, the guy clearly never worked in the automotive world. Example: the automotive safety norms is called ASIL (iso26262), and it is perfectly ok to have a single ADC chip sampling the accelerator pedal inp
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by Glawen 7y ago
It definitely is a competently managed program, as were the mirage programs. However if you look at the a400m or eurofighter programs, you see delays and budget overruns. The issue lies in the spec creep by the funding parties of these prog
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by Glawen 7y ago
Meanwhile you know little about tax system in Europe and you just blindly apply a ratio to an average taken from a picture. In France, raising a family or marry someone who earns less than you will reduce your income tax, unlike Germany for

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