SapporoChris

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by SapporoChris 2mo ago
Apologies, I was looking at European Union. I see Norway is not imposing tariffs and there may be variance in other non EU countries as well. Thank you for pointing out the issue.
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by SapporoChris 2mo ago
The key word is possibly. Any statement with possibly in it could be true or false, it is speculation.
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by SapporoChris 2mo ago
"BYD faces a 17% tariff on imported electric vehicles in EU, in addition to the standard 10% base rate." "BYD has sold 19,241 fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles in Europe last month, a 255% soar from the same period a
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by SapporoChris 2mo ago
"She remained with it for several hours and possibly even days." Interesting article, but that comment veers into speculation. Speculation diminishes the value of a scientific article.
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by SapporoChris 2mo ago
No, I don't. Whenever I learn I've spent time believing something that turned out to be false I always feel a sense of regret.
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by SapporoChris 2mo ago
A skull might be a warning sign to some people, but it is in no way a universal warning for all people. One example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calavera
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by SapporoChris 2mo ago
I don't understand the fond reminiscing. The face on Mars is an optical illusion, an example of Pareidolia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia I sincerely hope that no one believes there are monuments or any
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by SapporoChris 2mo ago
Of course the Japanese government hasn't been sitting idle for 16 years. https://www.demographic-research.org/articles/volume/26/11 "In Japan 234,354 people registered before 1910 remained on the fa
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by SapporoChris 2mo ago
I suspect that there are several levels of severity in an emergency and that when appropriate the responders forego removal of shoes. It's a low depth article, they didn't go into details.
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by SapporoChris 2mo ago
A system abandoned decades ago? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_standard
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by SapporoChris 3mo ago
They are there if you know where to look. For example: https://www.umi-eki.jp/en/kanto.html
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by SapporoChris 3mo ago
Can this not be mitigated by simply turning off WiFi and Bluetooth on the devices?
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by SapporoChris 3mo ago
Interesting data, but it seems overly complex and could easily be simplified by having less clothes. Example I have so few shirts that I wear each one on a weekly basis. Because of the frequency I quickly figure out when a brand is not of q
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by SapporoChris 3mo ago
Sounds Cargo cultish https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult#As_a_metaphor I have always clicked the check box and never been stuck. Two opposing anecdotes means nothing, there must be more to it.
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
Easy cure, simply watch "The Black Hole", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Black_Hole_(1979_film) and you won't ever be able to take them seriously again. Side effects may include overwhelming hate for W
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
I think I can beat this on price. Broke a tooth recently in Tbilisi, Georgia. From the top of the tooth it looked like 1/4 broke off, but it was a diagonal break from center to exterior and was all above the gum line. I really didn&#x2
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
Software & Updates->Updates->Automatically Check for updates:{Daily,Every two days,Weekly,Every Two Weeks,Never} and Security Updates{Display Immediately,Download Automatically,Download and install automatically} There are even mo
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
Just because something can't be easily detected in a timely manner doesn't mean there's nothing to be done. Banning offal consumption. Banning blood donations from people who could have been exposed. Detecting the disease in
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
I appreciate your comment.
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
Do you have an example? Your comment seems like an exaggeration, I have never seen any signs pointing to each other from every direction. Also, I am curious of the justification. Why would anyone place signs that "... are incredibly c
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
Please don't do this. The station is very busy and the commuters do not have time to navigate around people focused on their smartphones. Instead, familiarize yourself with the general layout. There's no need to memorize the entir
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
Your conclusion that "... in order to get faster chips, you have to use bigger dies, fancier packaging, more cooling, more power.", is really not supported by the ending of Moore's law. Moore's law is the observation tha
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
I've used GrapheneOS, but not PrivacyPros setup. The site is interesting. It is almost like a to do list of things for my phone. Most of the things they've done feels like a topic to look into and consider implementing.
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
I recommend reading documentation on refunds before signing up for service. It's much much more effective than relying on a message board.
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
Thank you for the correction. "An analysis of 76 million images from a prototype station for the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) radio telescope found Starlink satellite emissions affected up to 30% of images in some datasets" http
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
Agreed, I think the entire issue can be resolved with more telescopes in orbit. I can understand European Southern Observatory (ESO) being concerned about becoming obsolete, but is the astronomy community as a whole concerned about the issu
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by SapporoChris 4mo ago
What the average person thinks is a very low barrier but I do not think plants have crossed that yet.
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by SapporoChris 5mo ago
That's very strange, because I look at the highest paid professions in Germany and I consistently don't see notary in the top five. https://www.ue-germany.com/blog/top-10-highest-paying-jobs-i... https:&#x2F
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by SapporoChris 5mo ago
Why is this insane? "The notary serves as a neutral party ensuring both buyer and seller understand their obligations. In 2026, combined notary and land registry fees typically range from 1.5% to 2% of the property price." This is
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by SapporoChris 5mo ago
I do not disagree with the intentions of the quote, however it is disputed. https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Cardinal_Richelieu#Disputed

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