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by Symbiote 1y ago
Lineworkers will ground/earth the line with a very good connection (e.g. metal rod into the ground) before working on it, as far as I know. (At least, this is what electricians working with 33kV in industry in Europe do, e.g. if doing
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by Symbiote 1y ago
So what's your point? You are incorrect anyway; using the EU's definitions only Madrid and Barcelona are more populous than Copenhagen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_metropolitan_areas_in_...
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by Symbiote 1y ago
Copenhagen and much of its suburbs installed district heating, mostly after the oil crises in the 1970s. I found this article very interesting, although it didn't tell me how many kilometres of district heating pipe were laid each deca
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by Symbiote 1y ago
It makes it social media for American law regarding visas, which is the relevant context here.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
"Github" is on the drop-down list of social media identifiers for a US ESTA (visa waiver) application.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
It's easy to see where the flight is going. Meanwhile, I get half a day free in Gdansk or Budapest or wherever while my colleague wanders around Munich Airport.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
The price is one of the few things that's always available when choosing between flights. Journey time is the other, and people will pay for a shorter journey or shorter layovers. Strangely, some of my colleagues have 'paid'
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by Symbiote 1y ago
It's the fine (thin line) version of the normal one. I've never noticed any difference other than the line width. Either barrel can shatter if you bite hard enough. They both seem to survive long periods of little or no use bett
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by Symbiote 1y ago
On https://www.speedtest.net/global-index China ranks very highly, very close to here in Denmark. But https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/internet-... shows it as much slower. My guess i
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by Symbiote 1y ago
Minor, but it's from Denmark (Jutland) south. There's a separate Scandinavian grid for East Denmark (Zealand) and north. (And the British Isles are their own grid.)
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by Symbiote 1y ago
I can reinstate the reply if you like, but michaelt made the same point moments after I did, and I preferred his "jargon" rather than my "fancy vocabulary".
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by Symbiote 1y ago
> most planes can't dump fuel anymore This is true but irrelevant to this crash. Most commercial jets are smaller (A320, 737 etc) and can't dump fuel. Long-haul jets like the 787 do have the capability. https://www.b
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by Symbiote 1y ago
India is a large country, so a plane travelling a route like Delhi→Ahmedabad→London isn't unusual, with passengers able to board and disembark in Ahmedabad. (There may also be security rules like requiring continuing passengers to dise
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by Symbiote 1y ago
That takes at least 10 minutes, and more like 30+ on a large plane like the B787. Source: https://www.airliners.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1456931
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by Symbiote 1y ago
How does sitting in a plane more than average give you more insight than the pilots, engineers and safety regulators?
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by Symbiote 1y ago
In your haste to post, you haven't noticed that this video is embedded in the article you shared.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
The Guardian live article has a video showing the crash: Direct link: https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2025/jun/12/air-india... https://www.theguardian.com/world/live&#x2F
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by Symbiote 1y ago
This action made the mainstream Danish press, so it's probably contributed to the decision. https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/penge/microsofts-blokering-af-euro...
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by Symbiote 1y ago
The project started 6 years before the LibreOffice fork existed.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
If an article would use "Islamic Republic of Iran" then it should use "Czech Republic". If they would just write "Iran" then they should use "Czechia".
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by Symbiote 1y ago
> If I start a bank in the UK and I my system can't render the letter "f", I wonder how many British banks can support a name like Llŷr, which has several notable living people: https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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Enforcing the Online Safety Act: Ofcom opens nine new investigations(ofcom.org.uk)
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by Symbiote 1y ago
Most other devices can be used until they wear out, or for longer if it's reasonable to replace worn parts. This should be possible with computers too.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
2040 will be five years after the ban on petrol car sales in the EU, unless that is changed. With cars lasting around 15 years, we can expect many gas stations to have closed by 2040.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
I think vintage car enthusiasts will end up served by oil drums and a drum pump. That's already how petrol is delivered and distributed to small island communities. Many cities will ban vintage cars from entering.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
Fosse Park shopping center is practically on the M1 (Leicester) but only has 16 chargers. (Plus some at adjacent businesses like McDonald's). This seems like an easy way for them to draw in customers. Meadowhall in Sheffield is similar
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by Symbiote 1y ago
I've been using a PLA space (1U) key for over 5 years without any issue. I think I printed the top at a smaller layer height.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
It's the UK sport association for his sport limiting an athlete in England, so English law and morals are relevant here.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
A one hour walk is about 5km. That's 20 minutes on a bicycle at a casual speed.
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by Symbiote 1y ago
If you're using a European date format anyway, you might as well use Irish or British locale.

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