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by Thlom 5y ago
For most people, just buy the cheapest one with the form factor you like the best. Unless there’s something the other models have that you need/really want. I moved from a iPhone 8 to iPhone 12 earlier this year. 12 has faceId instead
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by Thlom 5y ago
And I live in another European country and we have reached 90% with first dose and 80% fully vaccinated, of the population over 18. Currently vaccinating 16-17 years old and will probably start with 12-15 years old in not too long. Younger
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by Thlom 5y ago
Thanks. Maybe the data in Google is lagging or is showing percentage out of full population?
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by Thlom 5y ago
I was referring to societal problems, not the individuals problems. Voting should be easy and accessible and not something you have to take the day off or several hours out of your day to get done. I literally spent 3 minutes voting this ye
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by Thlom 5y ago
The US has not met their maximum vaccination percentage. According to the graph I get in Google the US is stuck on around 50% fully vaccinated. Considering the head start they had on most of the world and the vaccine supplies this can'
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by Thlom 5y ago
If you need a full day off work to vote you have other issues.
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by Thlom 5y ago
My neighbor has one, but I think he often uses more time working on it than with it. I've considered one, but honestly, it's just my driveway and I'm (still) relatively young so I can shovel for now.
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by Thlom 5y ago
I heard a podcast about this some time ago. They used a wheel on one of the sleds to measure distance travelled and navigated using a compass. They did rough calculations using the suns height over the horizon and time of culmination and mo
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by Thlom 5y ago
Robot mowers work on most lawns. If it's very bumpy or hilly you just need to go up in price. This summer I visited a farm with a huuuge lawn with trees, hills, rocks and what not. They had two Husquarna 4WD robot mowers and the lawn l
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by Thlom 5y ago
Can't they use a robot mower? I'm in a northern climate, so lawns only grow from late April until late September, but around here more and more are getting robot mowers. They are completely silent and are continously cutting the g
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by Thlom 5y ago
It will only work for coastal vessels until they get the sat-to-sat thing working. I know Elon talked about bouncing the signal off base stations on barges in the middle of the ocean, but not sure if that would be reliable enough.
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by Thlom 5y ago
An airport parking facility burned to the ground in Norway a couple of years ago because an ICE car went up in flames while parked.
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by Thlom 5y ago
Haha. Two days after this post the drier started acting up. Luckily it was just a matter of opening it up and putting back the rpm counter/home sensor.
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by Thlom 5y ago
For some reason I have a scythe in my shed. I've used it a couple of times when my lawn mower was dead after I came back from holiday and the grass and weeds were waist high. It's surprisingly efficient and easy to use as soon as
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by Thlom 5y ago
What is the difference between huckleberry and European Blueberry? Do they taste different? From my limited googling it almost looks like the same berry.
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by Thlom 5y ago
I bought a relatively expensive Miele washing machine and a Miele dryer 7-8 years ago. No problems what so ever. Just a tip.
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by Thlom 5y ago
Similar concept in Norway with better interior design I think. Some pictures if you scroll a bit down. https://www.lampholmen.no/rom-for-a-leve/lampholmen--mikrohu...
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by Thlom 5y ago
When I commuted by bike there was one red light that was infuriating. It was a three way cross-section with a tram in the middle. I was going straight in a bike lane and there was no turns to the right. Yet I was stopped by the red light. I
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by Thlom 5y ago
Tesla record is over 1000 km, so at this point I'm not sure why anyone is interested in hydrogen for personal vehicles over electric.
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by Thlom 5y ago
I don't know, in most countries judges are appointed by the government after advise from independent advisory boards. Then again, in most countries judges have a lot less power than what it seems like they do in the US and the legal sy
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by Thlom 5y ago
Including weekends I have ~135 days off a year per law.
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by Thlom 5y ago
Hm, is it true that there’s manual gear every where in Europe? I can remember we laughed at the Americans and their automatic gears 15 years ago, but now everyone drives automatic here as well.
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by Thlom 5y ago
Just remember that what is politics is also politics. Ideology can be found in everything, including what you consider "being professional".
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by Thlom 5y ago
Did they change it? Scrolls normally in latest Chrome on Win 10?
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by Thlom 5y ago
Yeah. Stuff like high quality insulation, balanced ventilation and so on has been required in new homes in much of Europe for more than a decade ...
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by Thlom 5y ago
One of the problems with EV’s is that the brake discs are rusting because they almost never gets used.
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by Thlom 6y ago
The Danes drinks every day while the Finns drink it all in one sitting.
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by Thlom 6y ago
In the Coop stores (at least Coop Obs) you can use both the coop app and one of the handheld scanners to scan products while you pick them. Then you scan the device or your app in the checkout to pay.
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by Thlom 6y ago
One thing I don’t understand is why in the good lords name do I have to consent to being tracked every day when I have already agreed to the goddamn cookie jar? Often several times per day as well!
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by Thlom 6y ago
But rocket lab is based in New Zealand, so does US regulations even matter as long as they don’t launch from US soil?

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