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Intel plans to build a new chip plant in Italy(reuters.com)
5 points by N19PEDL2 4y ago|0 comments
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
At least I am glad to see that Salvini and Berlusconi got such low percentages. They are more populist and demagogic than Meloni.
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crontab uses this approach, for example.
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
Since Russia wants to hold referendums in the invaded territories in Ukraine to ask the people whether they want to become Russian or stay in Ukraine, why not ask the inhabitants of Karelia whether they want their land to stay in Russia or
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
Buy a 2nd-hand $40 scrap phone, erase it, save a few panorama pictures and a couple of selfies on it and put your SIM card in it every time you are about to cross a border. Then put the card back in your regular phone after that.
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A civilian plane was exfiltrated from Ukraine(paddleyourownkanoo.com)
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
Just wait for the next big video sharing service to emerge, hoping that it will not be acquired by a MAGMA too soon.
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
A possible solution could be to use small e-ink displays showing single-use QR codes that change every 2 minutes or so. I don't know if it would be feasible though or it would drain the battery of the bike too quickly.
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
In the last few weeks I read several stories here on HN with the same pattern: "company X blocked my/our account and refuses to give any explanation". Just a few examples of X: Google, Oracle, Citibank, and now PayPal. What&#
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
Imperial units (specifically, feet) are dominant in aviation to measure flight altitude. Despite a recommendation of ICAO to use SI units since 1979, only China, Mongolia and a few former-USSR countries (not Russia) use metres to define fli
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
I guess kWh counts as metric, as W is SI and h is accepted by SI (as, for example, in km/h). The Imperial unit is maybe the calorie (I'm not sure though). EDIT: According to Wikipedia [0], the Imperial unit of energy is ft⋅lbf. [0
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
Thanks! I didn't know this, it's very interesting.
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
I would be curious to know why no one has ever tried to put large solar power plants in the Sahara desert. Covering large parts of uninhabited land with photovoltaic arrays and transporting the electricity to Europe via power lines and subm
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
Well, one day this Turkish student will have money (I wish him/her that) and will be willing to purchase a paid service, and he/she will not choose Oracle because of this bad experience.
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
An interesting fact: it has been shown ([0], [1]) that human body movements are performed in such a way as to minimize the jerk, so the jerk is used in robotics to make humanoid robot movements look more natural. [0] https://doi.
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
Isn't that the acceleration? With constant acceleration (thus zero jerk) inertia makes your coffee move inside the cup – and spill, if you don't pay enough attention.
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
> The promise of Neom is to be this amazing tech city that will attract people to live there. That's a good point.
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In Italy the current limit for cash transactions is €2k, but it will be lowered to €1k starting from 2023. [0] (Just for reference, NIS 6k is roughly equal to €1.7k) [0] (Italian) https://bancadiasti.it/senza-categoria/
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> [...] and after talking about Neom in all enthusiasm for a bit the interviewer asked each a simple question: would you live in Neom? I wonder what the architect of this building [0] would have answered the same question. However, many
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
> Switching to "leap hours" would involve a good part of the world living with about 9am sunrise (or a 3:30pm sunset) for hundreds of years. Can we switch to leap minutes instead? In the worst case it would mean to adjust the t
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Possible cyber attack on Italy's tax agency(ansa.it)
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> Which laptops can you get in large enough numbers, at a low enough price, within three to four weeks? Can they install a Linux distribution on the existing ChromeBooks?
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> nothing on it is designed as an attachment point I would be curious to know why they didn't implemented anything like this. I know that no robot, space vehicle or any other technology currently exists that could repair such a spac
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/e/ intrigues me. How do you feel about using it?
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
If you have a Samsung phone you could consider using a Galaxy SmartTag. It uses a network of Samsung devices, so its coverage should be quite good too.
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I foresee big profits for Apple and Chipolo this summer.
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As per my understanding, you already paid for the heated seats when you bought the car, as they are already installed on board. What you are required to do is to pay a monthly fee in order to use something you already own.
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I don't understand the point of charging people to use something that is already installed on the vehicle. I agree that advanced software that probably requires updates and improvements on a regular basis (e.g., autonomous driving) may
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by N19PEDL2 4y ago
Some EU countries already have a digital ID system. The Italian SPID [0], just to give an example, has been one of the most important steps forward in e-government in Italy in recent years. The goal should be to make existing systems intero
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> Empty end hits first In reality, the motor end should hit first, since free-falling objects usually rotate in such a way that the heaviest part is positioned at the bottom. The atmosphere could influence and modify this behaviour on ot

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