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by Symbiote 2mo ago
I don't own a car myself, but there are public EV charging points opposite my apartment in Denmark, and some in the (small) private underground parking garage. I have rented the pay-per-minute electric cars a few times, and have always
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
New diesel vehicles are 6.4% of sales in Romania, 15.4% in Bulgaria, 9.5% in Hungary, 12.2% in Croatia. That's a drop except in Bulgaria, where it's the same as last year. And if those 10+ year old diesels are replacing 15, 20+
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
> "All fish placed in the effluent died within 15 minutes," The suggestion was to dilute it while slowly releasing it into the ocean. The quote from the report tells us nothing useful.
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
Since this is just salted, fermented fish, which the scientist in the article claims he would like to taste, why does it need to be buried in plastic? Why not slowly pour it into a sewer, over the course of several months?
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
This is true for the British system, except for the largest houses (6+ bedrooms) where you'll have a three phase 415V supply. Elsewhere in Europe it varies. Even small properties in Denmark and I think Germany have a three phase supply
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Elon Musk's xAI sues Minnesota over law banning 'nudification' technology(theguardian.com)
6 points by Symbiote 2mo ago|1 comments
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by Symbiote 2mo ago
Why wouldn't Indian people count?
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Spies in the sky: how worried should we be about AI-enabled smart lamp-posts?(theguardian.com)
5 points by Symbiote 2mo ago|0 comments
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
That would be rare, they could just decline these bookings.
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
I've cycled to Copenhagen Airport. A friend who lives about 15 minutes away (by bike) presumably cycles there when she flies for short meetings with just a backpack.
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
Also ULEZ is working, with reduced hospital admissions, reduced pollution levels, and no decrease in economic activity. https://www.london.gov.uk/programmes-strategies/environment-...
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
I suggest something like traintimes.org.uk, which accepts parameters as URL segments: https://traintimes.org.uk/vic/brighton/10:30/monday
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
Depends on the country. The cafe I live above in Denmark just has an open network.
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Al-altered images on birdwatching forums putting research at risk(theguardian.com)
3 points by Symbiote 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
London has had continual weather measurements at Kew Gardens and Greenwich for over a century.
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
Require advertisements for property to include the floor (and ground) area.
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
Sorry, I'm used to people quoting annual salaries and misread the GP.
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
That's not how tax brackets work. The effective tax would be about 26%.
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Keys to the kingdom:hackers who gained access to London transport network jailed(theguardian.com)
2 points by Symbiote 3mo ago|1 comments
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
My colleagues regularly get calls from nurseries, daycare, parents at the after school club, friends of their children or their parents and so on. They can probably ignore international calls, although only probably.
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
One of my banks as well as my investment broker have a three day wait to increase the maximum transaction limit. I have them both set at about €150. I think for the bank I can go to a branch to avoid the limit, but that will be with the ful
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
No, at least not in the EU. That's the meaning of this decision.
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
People already own them, and have owned them for months or years before the rules were changed for SpaceX. There's a cost to selling, the brokerage fee plus in many countries there's then taxes due on any profits. Many people wou
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
My Danish electricity supplier lets me download my smart meter records since 2022. It's by hour, and the highest times are probably when I was cooking with both the oven and the hob, and perhaps had the washing machine running too. Th
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
These Estonian MEPs are at least suggesting general regulations rather than age limits. https://www.politico.eu/article/europe-should-stand-up-to-bi...
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
Masters degree in the UK are one year.
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
Cambridge. You'll have no problem getting the Amazon job (or similar) with a masters degree from Cambridge afterwards. I doubt you'll retire wishing you'd worked just one more year at Amazon. (I have a masters from Imperial.
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
The ULEZ in London was first discussed in 2014, so the writing was on the wall for diesel cars since then.
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
China requires showing identification to buy a long-distance train ticket. Other countries I'm familiar with (Spain, France, Germany, UK, Japan) certainly do let you turn up, buy a ticket, and get on. It will cost more than buying ear
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by Symbiote 3mo ago
The UK also has the third-safest railway in Europe. Some of that will be the result of a safety culture which prevents staff from overriding a door lock. https://international-railway-safety-council.com/safety-stat...

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