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Glawen
2y ago
I'm not denying that rail service quality has gone down the drain in Germany. The foolproof transportation is to take a bicycle.
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Glawen
2y ago
Because waiting im Stau (traffic jam) is so much better.
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Glawen
2y ago
Germany is a dense country with a developed rail network, you are never far from a train station. Bear in mind that this includes also city transportation, which makes it a great deal. My gripe with the ticket is that traveling with bikes i
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Glawen
2y ago
Your comment hits home, I come across this reasoning a lot at work. I propose to improve a part of the product, something for most users. And I usually face a littany of "yeah but it will not solve this guy's edge case so it is n
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Glawen
2y ago
I guess you have no child. Please read again, it is 16 weeks for woman, and 2 for men. Talk about equality. I got a measly 10 calendars days (Saturday and Sunday included) for my child, that was before Macron. And, you are not paid for your
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Glawen
2y ago
The norm is enforced, it's just that it is not the needed norm. I see it more as missing a sound authority stopping the fight of siblings. I'm surprised noone is seeing an analogy at work. I switched teams recently, from an engin
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Glawen
2y ago
how about writing it down instead of relying in tribal knowledge?
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Glawen
2y ago
Probably not a lot when in the same city you have two huge tech companies. You would be crazy to go to Boeing
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Glawen
2y ago
I read the book on GE, Lights Out: Pride, Delusion, and the Fall of General Electric. I guess many things apply to Boeing too.
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Glawen
2y ago
Do they have the right? I was stopped by German police many times and they asked me to search my car every time, which I complied. However one time I was stopped, one policeman was speaking to me while I was in my car, and his colleague sta
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2y ago
(I'm in Europe) My son went to a new farther school this year, it took nearly a year for my wife to get used to the fact that he goes there alone (bike / public transport). However I had to buy him a phone to know his location in
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Glawen
2y ago
It is a term used in France, you can go to prison for harassing someone at work. https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F2354#:...
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2y ago
No, it really is cheaper to rent Airbnb instead of hotel. We are a family of four and I did the math several times. A couple years ago we were five, it was more difficult to find a suiting place. You also have the added convenience of maki
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Glawen
2y ago
These type of event cannot be evaluated just days after. The outcome will be clearer in the coming years. Look at COVID crisis, we are yet to fully understand the consequences of the government monetary actions
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Glawen
2y ago
Different regulations (e.g speed limit being higher in US) emphasis of bang for the buck and keep it simple for reliability, more room for sleeping in cab, etc...
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Glawen
2y ago
More or less only Scania sells V8, all other euro truck are 6 cylinders. But you're right about the equipment which is better
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Glawen
2y ago
Indeed, also because Airbus is stronger on narrowbody (a320) while Boeing is stronger on widebody
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Glawen
2y ago
Maybe luxury brands figured out Renault made better car? :)
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Glawen
3y ago
Well, no, AC is more lethal, also it contracts the muscles more easily. The high voltage ranges are different between AC and DC, with AC being lower than DC range due to the higher risk.
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Glawen
3y ago
As in understand, German played a minor role in the design in Airbus, for example the flight controls were designed in Toulouse by french engineer. However they have more responsibility in designing the production system and assembly line.
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3y ago
Congrats on the author. I've lost 18kg over a year, but reached a plateau. I'm now trying to gain muscles to be able to burn more kcal per day. On a side note, the article started in US customs (pounds), and then uses kcal for mea
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3y ago
I saw the picture, I agree it is not nice, but other airlines facing the same issue simply sent their a350 to Toulouse to be repainted by Airbus under warranty. It seems Qatar Airways didn't accept this proposition. See https:/&#
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3y ago
The first time I had a serious accident with my car, I saw my life going before me. I was fine but my body was trembling after the accident. I saw a pub, I went there and drank 2 whisky straight. It was just what i needed to stop my body fr
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3y ago
Well, that's the Qatar side of the story. Only qatari regulators decided it was a safety issue, no other regulator deemed it a threat. The decision was coincidentally taken at the height of COVID when noone was flying (2021). It was ob
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Glawen
3y ago
Great machine, my parents have it, they love it and I love it. Still, I pondered about buying one too, but at 160€ it was a tough sell because we barely make 2 toasts a week. In the end I took a Russel Hobbes made in china for half the pric
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Glawen
3y ago
I'm in Europe so we don't have these, but I got interested in what are speed queen. Turns out they are laundromat machines that are also sold for residential use. This article does say it is not an efficient machine. they tweaked
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Glawen
3y ago
indeed, was going to say the same. It cost me around 15k€ to upgrade my house to a air 2 water heat pump in France. time will tell if I will get a return on my investment, the big question will be how long my heat pump is going to last
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Glawen
3y ago
Great perspective, you made me realise that this is the team topology my department implemented. It does explain why communication between team is non existent. I definitely need to read this book
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Glawen
3y ago
it is not controversial, that's how it works in France at least: only you or authorized employers can access your criminal records. I guess it must be common in other european countries.
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3y ago
I never understood the reason behind these messages, is it because they think everyone is dumb ? In continental europe messages are meant to forbid stuff, it is rare to see a "mind the gap" message.
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