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LeUsername
11y ago
Vinyl version even of the same album is often mastered with less of the Loudness War.
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LeUsername
11y ago
To elaborate more - each and every method of moving money has its own inherent risks. For example, when my father bought a car several times decades apart, he would take the cash both from home and bank, carry it in a jacket in an envelope
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LeUsername
11y ago
> Bitcoin (not free, but close). Suggesting Bitcoin in its current state of evolution as a free and "vastly safer" alternative to carrying cash is CRAZY. Whereas having the cash on you carries the risk of being mugged (I unders
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LeUsername
11y ago
The focus is on being the next immediate crash. If you are asking whether there is a crash on 3 August, it is the unaffected odds of 1/365. But if you are asking whether the (first) next crash after 1 August is on 3 August, both the fo
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LeUsername
11y ago
Nowadays you can get that easily in flash (e.g., 128 GB microSDXCs for 80 USD), so an MP3 player with a slot and exFAT support?
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11y ago
> I wonder how safe the paternoster would be if it had modern safety devices, like a switch to shut it down if someone gets stuck in the parts? But one problem is that then everyone is stuck inside. You can just walk on an escalator when
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LeUsername
11y ago
Transporting any cargo is usually strictly forbidden. Where I saw this type of elevator, there always was at least one traditional elevator in parallel (probably from the beginning, not only for the disabled, prams, or suitcases, you simply
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11y ago
PS: These safety parts looked almost as old as the elevator, so if they weren't a part of the original design, I would guess they were added a long time ago... EDIT: I actually found a mention of regulation from 1982 stating that the s
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11y ago
I don't know if it is typical or not, but at least some of them have that. I saw one in Prague, Czech Republic (there was an ACM contest hosted on Czech Technical University). When you look at the frame, where you enter the elevator (&
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11y ago
Can't comment about mopeds, but in car, when your battery nears the end of its life, when you turn the steering wheel (with electric power steering) while stationary, headlights dim for a short moment until the alternator increases its
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11y ago
If I understand your description correctly (and it is the way it should be done, whether jumpstarting with external battery dolly or using another vehicle), you had the battery pack connected together with that old monstrosity of lead-acid