TomK32

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by TomK32 3y ago
Wow, that's really Only the Shit I Love. It's now on my wishlist until my bank account allows to buy it. Talking of Aussie bands: https://drunkmums.bandcamp.com/album/beer-baby and https://3pod.ban
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by TomK32 3y ago
Did you try KDEConnect?
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I buy my music at bandcamp and other sites. I always feel a bit angry if an artists doesn't offer a proper download for their music.
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It's quite impressive that this red building Hualien County is just leaning and didn't collapse. Even most of the glass panes are still in place and mirror the ground just fine. Comparing this to earthquakes in places like Turkey
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by TomK32 3y ago
Wouldn't be the easiest way to program a robot to "show" it its task by simply moving the arm a few times in the paths it has to replicate afterwards?
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by TomK32 3y ago
I see a big difference between one side searching for human written content and not finding it and on the other side just making up stuff. Maybe most people expect the AI to search and quote from existing human-authored content? At least in
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by TomK32 3y ago
From Wikipedia 3.7 million people were employed in New York City; Manhattan is the main employment center with 56% of all jobs.[19] Of those working in Manhattan, 30% commute from within Manhattan. And: The primary mode of transportation i
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by TomK32 3y ago
I'm a huge fan of bollards that retract for motorist with access, but that's be impractical in such a case. Bollards are simply more visible for the average motorist who doesn't bother to read signs. The Netherlands are far m
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by TomK32 3y ago
London had the first full assessment in 1964 that something ought to be done about cars on the basis of congestion, but sadly those building roads had the upper hand for a few more decades.
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by TomK32 3y ago
21 years of London's congestion charge and its effect will give New Yorkers a good idea on the effects to expected: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_congestion_charge#Effec... A bit embarrassing that Germany,
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by TomK32 3y ago
> The toll will be $24 for small trucks and charter buses, and will rise to $36 for large trucks and tour buses Still very acceptable for cargo.
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I just hope you don't loose your love for pizza.
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I do wonder if storing crates or trucks filled with poisoned vodka bottles right at the border would stop an invading russian army...
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Not listed: living in a neighbourhood with great cycling infrastructure and less cars in the first place.
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Neither high viz nor helmets help if the motorists are not driving their car as they should https://twitter.com/SurreyRoadCops/status/145491990796403507... https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news&#x
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and Firefox on Linux.
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As long as the focus is wrong: Yes. In Germany the Pendlerpauschale (a tax rebate when you live a long distance for your workplace) costs the state 2.2 billion Euros a year, Diesel is still taxed less than petrol, another 8.5 billion and th
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Oberösterreich is not in Germany, but that contract was only for 35 cars.
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Vertical? I doubt that, besides the literal meaning of the word. The first two months saw a YOY increase of new registrations in Germany but the share of EV did drop. People are stubborn and love the ease of filling up a petrol tank. There
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by TomK32 3y ago
Fun facts: Kazakhstan was the last to leave the Soviet Union and Baikonur is still rented to Russia until 2050. Let's hope renting it doesn't go sour like it did with the naval facilities in Ukraine's Crimea...
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A U.S.-Built Spacecraft Lands on the Moon Since 1972(nytimes.com)
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Especially for the Speed selection it needs an invert toggle. Why not use numbers to click for the Capacity? Lastly, something like a sane default or a choice of the three most common search queries would make using it much faster.
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by TomK32 3y ago
Sure sounds funny but here's a few things: * Lukashenko is president since the post was created, his position is quite solid and will be useful when Putin's time is over. * just two years into his presidency he signed a Unio
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An here they are in 1997 signing the founding treaty of the Russia-Belarusian Union https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_State#/media/File:RIAN_a...
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Funding to Ukraine is even more complicated than most people realize. A massive amount of the money spent for weapons to be delivered to Ukraine is produced outside Ukraine in the US, EU etc. In cases where existing vehicles and ammunition
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Surely not the last opposition figure and Russia will run out of manpower as every attacker has a higher loss than the defender. You forget Lukashenko, he wasn't unwilling to let Belarus join the Russian Federation for no reason. As so
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Wikipedia writes: "As of early September 2022, 32 of France's 56 nuclear reactors were shut down due to maintenance or technical problems" and "In 2022, Europe's driest summer in 500 years had serious consequences f
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Besides the wider social trend for kids, did the pedestrian deaths decrease because cars get safer or people are just too scared to walk and take the car for everything? The increase of cars on the roads support this though: There might be
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Unlike your friends, you can't choose your family and sleepovers with friends is what my daughter has more than once a month.
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SUV are get bigger with the blind zones in front of and around cars are getting longer and frontovers are becoming a problem as well https://www.kidsandcars.org/news/post/senator-wants-federal-...

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