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by Peanuts99 2y ago
There's Burning Mountain in Australia which has been burning for thousands of years.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
That's likely averaged out as 80kW when flooring it is only around 100hp. I know my Polestar hits a peak of around 300kW when you put your foot right down.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Difference between a petrol and electric Volvo XC40 is about 200KGs, so not insignificant but not as much as it's sometimes portrayed. EVs built from the ground-up may be able to knock a few of those KGs off too as they won't have
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Both France and the UK have floated the idea of extending their nuclear umbrella to include other European nations. Both countries operate ICBM carrying submarines so don't have to deploy nukes on anyone's territory. I wouldn&#x27
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
For many Europeans that's a far easier thing to comprehend and support than what the US has done in the last few months.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
But you only get two weeks of annual leave a year on average to enjoy that extra money. Seems a shame.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Funnily my Boost for Reddit app also using a personal API key has stopped working today. Hopefully I'll be able to fix it but it'll be pretty sad if not.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Battery swapping for trucks is far different from cars though. Trucks are reasonably standardised, they commonly have predestined routes and purpose built depots to operate from. If you're say Pepsi and you've got a fleet of truck
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
That looks perfect for phone snatchers.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Lighter fluid will easily remove the soft touch coating and you can reapply it again if you wish. Steering wheels are mostly leather.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
New engines don't ever need to be honed. You can change the performance parameters in software easily enough.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Eggs are still pretty cheap in the UK, free range ones for £1.50 or so.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
As I understand it, most of his wealth is tied up in Microsoft stocks, so without collapsing the company he built, his hands are at least partially tied.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
In the UK at least this used to be pretty common up until recently. It was usually recommended to wire your washing machines into a fixed wall spur instead of using a plug. Incidentally my mums house almost burnt down due to a washing machi
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Seems damn expensive. In the UK you can get a SIM card for £20 with unlimited data & calls which is run on one of the larger 5G networks. I usually have the opposite problem though, I barely use 5GBs on a given month.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
It likely has an affect on whales and other marine animals as shown by a number of studies previously.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Mines 8 years old at this point (so old it's a Nokia branded one) and it still lasts 3-4 weeks. I wonder why it's held up better?
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Then why did he run a site which allowed people to order hits on people? If it was just an online drug marketplace, that would have been a different matter.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Probably because 85%+ of the population would reject it.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
> Today I learn that one major bank is considering leaving the UK in view of excessive 'red tape Or failure to compete with startup banks...
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Is it different in the US to the UK? Surely you own the house and have a liability on the mortgage?
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Might be so that they don't interfere with a certain species of wildlife. We have deep blue ones near me that aren't visible by a protected bat species.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
A TV used to cost a few weeks pay and now you can get a TV for the equivalent of a few hours pay. There just isn't much of a market for a $3000+ TV.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Surely the fact that it's a three ton machine that can accelerate from 0-60 in 3 seconds is relevant too. As far as I'm aware the F150 can't match that.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
I know several people who have permanent hearing damage as a result of loud clubs in their 20s. Gotta look after your hearing when listening to love music.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Came here looking for a mention on Hamina - I use it for work for planning wireless installs and it's a really decent piece of software.
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
If this is what society has to pay to improve Tesla's product, then perhaps they should have to share the software with other car manufacturers too. Otherwise every car brand will have to kill a whole heap of people too until they mana
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Seems strange, in Europe where Tesla chargers are open to all CCS2 vehicles, the prices are the same for everyone. On most chargers you can just tap your payment card to start the charge, although I think you can get cheaper rates as a memb
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
Not sure what you've used it for but Powershell is about the best thing to come out of Microsoft in the last decade. Very useful and extendable - useful anywhere bash is. It's also the scripting engine of choice for Azure and Entr
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by Peanuts99 2y ago
It seems like easy money to me to be honest but they seem to have given up like you say. Google assistant is declining at a terrific rate too - I asked it what the time was a few days ago and got a Wikipedia definition.

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