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HanaShiratori
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HanaShiratori
4y ago
> The next biggest three combined (VW, Hyundai-Kia, Stellantis) have sold as many *BEV* cars as Tesla in 2021 ftfy
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HanaShiratori
4y ago
My feeling is that anime / manga is more popular than ever. Kids in my 8 yo nieces and 10 yo nephews class are crazy about Pokemon, Naruto (both seem to be still around...), Haikyuu and My Hero Academia. They are even wearing Haikyuu s
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HanaShiratori
4y ago
What you describe in your first paragraph is something I hear very often from people that always eat out and don't want to learn how to cook their own food, because for them it's not worth it, due to the reasons you mentioned. I
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HanaShiratori
4y ago
Maybe we're talking about different kinds of bread (I'm from Germany), but freezing bread here is really common (almost all the old people do that who live alone) and bread is one of the foods that freeze really well. It's si
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HanaShiratori
4y ago
Buns can be frozen pretty easily. And regarding the fresh ingredients ... why not just buy a single medium sized tomato and consume just that one? Or buy a big lettuce (which usually isn't very expensive) and make a salad as a side dis
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4y ago
no one forces you to consume 8 frozen patties at once. Especially since they already are frozen, why not keep them in that state until you crave burgers next time?
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4y ago
It's a tiny ass article from a small (? don't know this website) news platform / blog. They bothered to do some research on that topic + find & interview someone who might provide some insights - or at least has proven
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4y ago
Well at least where I live you see people in nice clothes (also suits) every weekend drunk and dizzy. And no one gives a crap about those guys sobering up in some corner.
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4y ago
I think 99.9999% (rough estimate) of people treat a homeless person like a "normal person" by simply ignoring them. Unless there is a reason why one should start a conversation with another person, the majority of people just don&
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5y ago
Rip rc files, no colored terminals anymore :(
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HanaShiratori
5y ago
Well tutanota is a small company with around two handful employees afaik, I'd assume their budget for maintaining their blog is very limited. Obviously they use their own media channels to portrait themselves as positive as possible, n
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5y ago
Oh OK sorry I'm not a native English speaker so I might not chose the right words. I was asking who spontaneously changes their mind without any event that would trigger such a change? If I believe in something, why would I have any mo
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5y ago
Sorry what? I guess I don't get what you're saying
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5y ago
Why would anyone, especially a large group spontaneously change one of their core beliefs? Don't you need some kind of trigger event to enforce the change of mind?
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5y ago
I think what you mention about breaking packages is not exclusive to R, that's just the result of community driven, open software development. You have to take care of reproducibility in any programming environment, but this doesn'
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5y ago
Wouldn't any kind of reduction be a good thing? Even if it just prevents severe illness / hospitalization by the stated amount I'd consider it a win.
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5y ago
I don't necessarily think speed is an issue with e bikes, since the assistance stops at a certain speed. I commute by (non electrical) bike to work every day and can reach the same speed as e bike commuters - my acceleration is just sl
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5y ago
Unfortunately working on a local machine with or without infrequent saves always carries a certain risk of data loss, since your computer could crash at any time due to power issues, disk failure or any other pc component dying or just a so
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5y ago
I don't see how stating something being fine for me and something being impractical for most people is a drift in a discussion. But in the end you fortunately did have a reply to this! (which is good, since that's what discussion
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5y ago
Well working with your laptop on your lap is not practical for most people to begin with, therefore I'm not seeing a problem with providing a solution to at least have a better typing experience. And I don't think what I describe
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5y ago
Who says that? I can use my laptop with an external keyboard attached on my lap without any additional discomfort
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5y ago
Why don't you just use any external keyboard you like? That way you're not narrowing down your laptop purchasing options that much. In case you upgrade your laptop / leave your current work that use other laptops you won'
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5y ago
I think people often times have too high expectations when moving to another country and assume that making friends / settling down is a straight path. In fact, especially at an adult age it is very, very hard to make new friends, reg
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5y ago
For me both cities feel completely different. Tokio definitely is much more lively / action packed. Whereas Kyoto has a much slower vibe...
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5y ago
This happens ever now and then in the company I work for. Sometimes we have a good candidate who doesn't make it for the position they initially apply for, so our hiring managers offer them a similar position that might be a good fit a
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5y ago
To be honest 60 dollars for 20 hours is great value in my opinion.
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5y ago
I guess from a business perspective you are the ideal costumer. Doesn't know how to use the service, won't contact support, paying long term subscription and is even renewing this long term subscription!
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5y ago
I'm sorry I don't really get what you're saying. You can charge any (supported) battery type in any of those slots regardless of how many you want to charge at the same time. I can charge 4 eneloops simultaneously or 18650 or
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5y ago
What do you mean with one at a time? I've been using one of these chargers for a couple for years now and can charge multiple batteries at the same time. Even different types are not a problem. (nimh / liion)
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5y ago
Haha yeah the good old MC3000. I love this charger, it makes a simple task a little more exciting and sometimes (a bit) unnecessarily complicated - but at the least you've got full control about charging those damn batteries!
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