Thlom

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by Thlom 7y ago
With range now at 500km+ for many cars that's not a huge issue for most people. If you can't charge at home, maybe you can charge at work, at least sometimes? Or the grocery store has a fast charger so you can charge when you shop
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by Thlom 7y ago
I think there’s also a flat rate? Maybe it varies from territory to territory. These days I believe movie theaters makes a lot of money on advertising as well as concessions. Now that everything is digital advertisements can be changed on a
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by Thlom 7y ago
I got a new cable box with Chromecast built in a couple of months ago. Still don't know how to use it.
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by Thlom 7y ago
If you had charges at every stop you could just as well run cables overhead the whole route, aka a trolley bus, tram on wheels.
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by Thlom 7y ago
User facing interface: https://www.yr.no/?spr=eng
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by Thlom 7y ago
Young kids: Cargo bike. Long trips: Car or public transit is better for most people. Older people: Tricycle/electrical assist bike People with injuries: Tricycle, recumbent bike, hand pedals, electric assist etc Rain: rain coat.
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by Thlom 7y ago
Ongoing since last election 4 years ago which gave the Green Party and the left control over the city for the first time in 2 decades. Just visited Oslo the first time in years last week, and the city was so much more enjoyable with less ca
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by Thlom 7y ago
These structures are actually pretty fire resistant and does not loose structural integrity at high temperatures. Only the outer layer will burn to charcoal which then functions as an insulating layer protecting the inner layers.
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by Thlom 7y ago
They claim there’s no pollution from our local plant at least, but we don’t burn plastic.
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by Thlom 7y ago
Tried those. They work, but require some work. The diapers must be washed, depending on the diaper type you might have to separate the fillings and the diaper before washing and put together again afterwards. You also need to insert a rice
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by Thlom 7y ago
Would probably be better for the environment to burn the plastic and use the heat energy. In my city general waste is burned and the heat is used to heat office buildings and such. Paper, glass, metal and plastic is recycled, but not really
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by Thlom 7y ago
Not really. People in Denmark (Copenhagen mostly) and the Netherlands cycle and take public transport because it is the easiest and most convenient option. If it was the price of car use we should see the same effect in f.ex Norway, but we
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by Thlom 7y ago
I believe the issue in f.ex. India is not censorship and population control, but rather a slow bureaucracy and in-fights between different government departments and the military. That said, things are changing in India. BSNL were just issu
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by Thlom 7y ago
Same as existing terrestrial BGAN-terminals in other words.
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by Thlom 7y ago
There is existing satellite coverage over most of the world, it’s just expensive and with high latency (and relatively low bandwidth).
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by Thlom 7y ago
Limited fuel. Intelsat just lost a satellite due to sudden fuel loss. A big part of satellite management is fuel conservation.
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by Thlom 8y ago
What I love about the airpods is that the enclosure is so small and well-shaped that I can have it in my front pocket at all times without even noticing it's there. That also means I always put the pods back in the enclosure after use
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by Thlom 8y ago
When I was working construction many years ago there was an urban legend about a guy that always looked busy running around with some tools, but no one ever saw him actually working. Turned out he used to find himself a hidden spot at the s
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by Thlom 8y ago
There’s huge “ghost nets” lost from fishing vessels floating around the worlds ocean and constantly catching fish.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Health care can never be perfect unless you (personally or government) are willing to pay an indefinite amount of money towards it. The positive with an imperfect socialized system is that it's under democratic control. In other words
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by Thlom 8y ago
In Norway it’s EU regulations that makes it easier for the conservatives (and the last 20-30 years the social democrats) to privatize the economy and exploit workers. EU is a neoliberal project with some benefits for the common man.
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by Thlom 8y ago
In Norway the public broadcaster have everything available for streaming. Well, as long as it's produced by the broadcaster at least. When it's produced by external studios things can get a bit complicated, but it seems like they&
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by Thlom 8y ago
Half of the electrical cars delivered in March were Tesla Model 3.
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by Thlom 8y ago
The reduced range isn’t that bad and most trips are relatively short and nowhere near draining the battery.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Maybe, but then again they get the same message every day at work when accessing their business application with outdated certificate or whatever and have been used to just bypass it ...
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by Thlom 8y ago
In my town general waste is burned and the resulting heat is used to heat buildings.
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by Thlom 8y ago
I don't know much about unions in the US, but it seems like they are organised very differently than in Europe. We don't have these kinds of problems over here.At least not that I'm aware of.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Sorry, but what you are saying is that society shouldn’t give a shit if people freeze to death on the streets because they have no shelter. That is pretty disturbing to be honest.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Maybe you have a really old one or an ac-unit in reverse? My pump works perfectly well in -15 C and I have no problems with ice. In Norway most pumps are Toshiba and Mitsubishi. F.ex Mitsubishi FH35.
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by Thlom 8y ago
I don’t think bank account numbers are re-used. So in that case the transaction would just fail. And no one changes phone number in Norway. With a few exceptions of course.

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