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by Symbiote 2mo ago
In Denmark and I think Sweden it's a requirement that a washing machine is in a room with a floor drain. Therefore the washing machine is usually in the bathroom, and the shower drain serves both purposes.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
Racked servers pre-GPU used about 1kW each at high load. 5-10kW for a rack (20 to 40 servers) was common, much more than this would be a special thing. AI use has driven this to 20, 50, 100kW per rack or more. Supposedly 1000kW for the hype
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
The usual brake on a train that can't do regenerative breaking is a big grid of resistors to dump the energy as heat. It's much less wear and tear than friction brakes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_br
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
The right (Conservative) and far right (Reform) parties both say they will abolish low-emission zones and other measures to reduce pointing traffic. They made it into a culture war topic.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
I have about 24TiB of RAM on the servers at work. We have had two sticks fail (both soon after purchase) in the last 10 years. After the second, HP replaced all that we had from that batch. HDDs fail every 3-6 months, there's a lot of
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
All of those are the old, smaller scale.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
I live in one of those places (Copenhagen) and I prefer the local online shops, since they offer all the delivery choices. I always choose delivery to the convenience shop on the opposite corner. It's open late, and picking up a parcel
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
Even where people probably could afford it I think spending €100 on a birthday gift would be excessive. It would be showing off.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
It's not necessary to use Cloudflare hosted DNS to use R2 with a custom subdomain. Make a CNAME record the same way you would for a CDN subdomain. (I am not yet running this in production, YMMV.)
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
The other front-page item on HN is Firefox's continued support for Ublock Origin. HN readers are also free to pass on an article they can't read. Sometimes I do this when a US website has a complete block on Europe.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
Who do you expect to pay for journalism?
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
It would be useful to know if the industrial use is factories replacing their use with other sources (e.g. I have read that food manufacture is switching to electricity in Denmark, although it can be held up waiting for a grid connection if
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
There isn't a standard design for the signs, so each country designs their own. (If they exist.)
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
28% is used for petrochemicals and "other". The rest is for energy, mostly for transport.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
I separated cars and heavy vehicles because that's what the GP post asked about. Copenhagen, where I live, has had a fully electric public bus fleet since 4 months ago when the last two bus lines were converted. The harbour ferries are
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
25% of oil production is for cars 16% for trucks and buses 7% for aviation 4% for shipping 2% for rail and domestic waterways 25% + a chunk of the 16% (city buses, shorter distance or smaller trucks, etc) is a good amount. https:/&#x2
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
How about aqua? And bisque in a way.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
There are different sounds for different situations. I don't know the regulations (presumably they exist) that say when a particular sound should be used. This fire alarm sounder has 32 possible sounds: https://www.youtube.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
I think a small speaker should announce, in the local language, "recording in progress" when these are used.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
I've seen them in many novelty gift or travel shops in Europe. https://www.rimemo.com/e/wap/show.php?classid=5&id=29
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
It's very presumptive of you to assume the USA is the only source. The site credits many more European sources than American.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
This is about Danish high school exams.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
Would it work in Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana, Kentucky, Oregon, Oklahoma, Connecticut, Utah, Nevada, Iowa, Puerto Rico, Arkensas, Kansas, Mississippi, New Mexico, Idaho, Nebraska, West Virginia, Hawaii, New Hamp
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
1.21 hectowatts.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
Scrapers will ignore the dumps. You can link to them in 10 million HTTP 429 responses, they will still ignore them.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
How would I shut down a bot on Digital Ocean making over a million requests a day?
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
> Most scrapers are relatively honest in some way shape or form. Did you miss a "dis" in there?
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
The app is owned by a consortium of Swedish banks, so you are using a bank app to approve the credit card / bank transaction. At least in my experience, I only needed to authenticate with the app the first time I bought a train ticket,
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
It's in addition to the existing security. My username doesn't fit in the web form. Instead of seeing "Symbiote" (which can be read and remembered immediately) someone sees "Sym-065c7d6c-e0b3-4d——" with half o
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
MitID (at least as I have it on Android) requires either biometrics or a PIN. To help slightly I've set my username to a long string of random digits.

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