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Thlom
1y ago
EAN is a joint venture between Inmarsat (now Viasat) and Deutsche Telekom. The system uses a combination of ground based LTE and satellite connectivity.
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80% of the time social media is just increasingly bad slop created to generate clicks/views/engagement. 10% is people screaming into the void, the last 10% might be valuable content. The Internet was better when we all hanged arou
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We got pre-calculated returns as an alternative in the early 90's, by the time I got my first real job in the early 00's everyone used the pre-calculated one and just made changes as necessary. The first years I got my tax return
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1y ago
Yet somehow the desires of the population is fulfilled to a higher degree in authoritarian China than in the beacon of democracy USA.
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1y ago
And most people know that captains of civilian vessels have good navigational and maritime education and have worked their way up, especially on big ships like tankers, while the navy is full of 20 years old cowboys.
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1y ago
I've dropped my iPhone 12 a million times with no screen protection or cover. Still fine apart from some scratches around the edges.
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1y ago
Don't they have rain coats in London? :-)
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1y ago
I had the VW e-golf a while, and it was a super car. Never had any problems with it. Sold it to buy a VW Multivan (I think it's marketed as California in the US?) which also was a great car, but it was over 10 years old so obviously ha
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Insane that there's a market for a dude with a lawn mower these days when you can get a good enough robot mower for $1000 ...
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1y ago
From people I know that have used Ozempic/Wegovy, the side effects are basically that they get a bit nauseated a few hours after an injection. That's it.
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1y ago
Most likely yes, simply by the scale of their industrial base and military strength. No way the US can significantly degrade Chinese industrial base in a war scenario without using massive amounts of nukes and I don't think even Trump
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1y ago
The US would loose a war against China simply because China can outproduce the US many times over. I have no idea why the US keeps teasing a war with China, a war they would most certainly loose. What is the point?
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1y ago
Denmark have pegged the krone to the euro. They haven't adopted it, but tied themselves to the Euro. They still maintain control of their currency, but most of that control is used to maintain the value to the euro.
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1y ago
Reminds me of the children's book "Bruno takes a trip" by Achim Broger. One of my favorite books growing up. It's about a man that sends himself and his pet raven in the mail to visit his friends.
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1y ago
The US is not at perpetual war to spread "liberal values".
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1y ago
The smart ones move to a farm, orders truckloads of fertilizers but don't fertilize the land.
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1y ago
The only life advise I've ever taken seriously is to always take the stairs.
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1y ago
I don't know about London, but many places systems like this results in terrible working conditions for drivers. Pay is lousy, shift arrangements are in some cases insane, like work from 5:30-10:00 and then 14:00-17:00. Minimal time in
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1y ago
It's been a few years since I was in the industry, but I don't think this is entirely correct. As far as I remember the polarizer (or for Dolby 3D, the color wheel) was placed on a rail system to be slid in and out of the light pa
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2y ago
A municipality in Norway used LLM to create a report about the school structure in the municipality (how many schools are there, how many should there be, where should they be, how big should they be, pros and cons of different size schools
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2y ago
Everyone crying about the opsec failure and not that these people were cheering murdering women and children in one of the world's poorest country.
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One meter is about one long step for an adult. To approximate the length of a field, you just walk along it with big steps and count. It will not be correct, but pretty close. A cm is a little bit smaller than the width of your index finger
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2y ago
Everyone I know and almost every neighbor has an EV. Basically every new car sold is an EV. None of these EV's have catched on fire as far as I know. It's not really a problem.
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2y ago
Same in Norway, we've always had BankAxxept and Visa on debit cards and most credit cards have been Mastercard. BankAxxpet handles the vast majority of transactions.
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2y ago
The company in question managed to get the CIA to overthrow the democratically elected government of Guatemala and replace it with a military dictatorship.
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I know they have this in Finland, but I suspect it's more as tradition than need. The other Nordic countries does not have anything like that. In Norway there's a diaper brand that gives out boxes to new mothers, but it's mor
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2y ago
FYI, Space Norway will launch two satellites this summer on a Falcon 9 that will be going in a HEO orbit, among the payloads on the satellites is a Viasat/Inmarsat Ka-band payload which will provide coverage north of 80 degrees. Laten
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Actually the intuitive human reactions on a bike are often the exact opposite of what you need to do to balance the bike. F.ex. if you look at kids learning to bike their intuitive reaction to the bike falling to one side is to lean to the
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One of the richest men in Norway cultivated a relationship with a torpedo and used his services on several occasions. It happens.
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3y ago
I bought a Zigbee dimmer switch. Even works directly with the Hue app (My attempts at hass has so far mostly ended in total chaos, so I've given up for now).
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