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I‘m a bit surprised that they care about the cost so much - the Dell laptops and the Apple Laptops come in at a price point of 2000 - 3000 USD and the Dell they specifically recommend for Linux use comes with Windows Pro preinstalled. The p
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A while ago, a larger German bank double processed all withdrawals occurring around the end of the month - rent and associated costs for many people. I know a few folks that ended up stranded with no access to funds due to that.
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it's at least unclear what falls under that very wide umbrella term, so any prudent business would stay clear off the github pages for their business website.
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Note that GitHub pages explicitly disallows using it for commercial pages, so this is not an option for any kind business website. See https://docs.github.com/en/pages/getting-started-with-github... “ Prohibited u
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4y ago
Definitely. The GPL triggers on distributions, so as long as you don‘t distribute you‘re in the clear. Company-internal use doesn’t usually count as distribution.
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A dog is an audible warning before the fact and may scare off thieves/robbers before an attempt. A gun is in the best of all cases helpful once the thief or robber has already decided to act.
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Going swimming in 40 C° hot water is rather dangerous. That’s the maximum safe temperature for a hot tub that you sit in for 10-15 minutes. It’s above body temperature and will prevent your body from cooling. A comfortable temperature for s
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The electric cars I have tried all started regenerative braking when you let go of the accelerator. As an additional problem for bikes: they are rear-wheel drive and the primary braking power comes from the front wheel for normal bikes (loa
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Regenerative braking on bikes is a bit harder than it is on cars - you can’t easily combine regenerative braking with a freewheel - if the rider stops pedaling that‘s not a sufficiently good signal to start regenerative braking. With cars,
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4y ago
I can’t speak for VanMoof but the Bosch ebike motors definitely have a torque sensor (+), and my old Douze had one, too. You can’t do proportional assist without a torque sensor. I would consider it probable that VanMoof has one, too. (+) s
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There’s also 4) the company is overall not in a good shape, but some parts are and others not. Closing down the loss-generating chunks and shrinking to concentrate on the actual profitable sectors can be a successful way out.
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The Fine Article.
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Freezing does destroy the texture to a varying level, but the question here was not “frozen or fresh”, but rather “buy frozen or buy fresh and then freeze.” Your freezer will not treat those vegetables any more kind than the factory freeze
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4y ago
Definitely, you can hide a carrot that not looking great in frozen chunks, but that alone doesn’t mean that you’ll get worse quality. It will lead to less wastage, though. People are often obsessed with the look of food items, to the point
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> Hopefully this will allow the police to do something about crime which is becoming a huge issue in Europe (probably thanks to lockdowns, recession, uncontrolled immigration). Definitely not everywhere in Europe - the PKS in germany sho
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The same holds true for essentially every frozen vegetable. I believe the reason is that there’s less work and less wastage in the frozen product. It’s taken straight from the field to the factory without much chance to spoil, and the froze
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> The taxi driver having 0% chance of raping or stealing you would be prominent a clear win. I find it interesting that this gets mentioned so much - I’ve done some moderate googling for cases of rape by a cab driver in Berlin and the la
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> Remote employee "drivers" take over when a car signals that it doesn't know what to do Because it has lost connectivity due to a technical glitch, an outage in the cell network, lack of coverage (tunnel, …)
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Issueing a chargeback is not always as simple “exercising you right.” You get your money back, ok. But you may still owe the provider the amount that you have taken back - or the goods received. The credit card provider is not legally entit
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The article is about “realistic weapons that kids may recognize from conflict zones.” Everyone I know from the time took the various “antenna” pieces on the space craft as “laser guns.” The space police figures had weird looking pieces that
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I deny Lego themes drifted towards violence. I just went through my kits from the late 80ies/early 90ies since kid is reaching Lego age. I was a big fan of Space, and like > 60% of the sets are Blacktron and Space Police. City kits
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There’s a pretty cool kids show in Germany (Sendung mit der Maus) and in one of the last sequels they showed how the customized seat padding for a wheelchair is made. And that involves a shit-ton of back and forth, measuring, cnc-cutting, f
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This effect is used in adjustable casts (these modern plastic ones that you get when you break your foot) and vacuum stretchers for people with a suspected spine injury(+). They’re essentially a bag filled with tiny foam pellets that adjust
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(Preface: This is simplifying and likely wrong to some extend, but my mother held a somewhat high post in a german union for a while, so I have some exposure) In germany, the union does not directly determine the pay rate. Membership in a u
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Definitely, I agree with you. Some protection is better than none, but this is a very hard goal to achieve. Fundamentally, I believe that the goal can only be achieved by normalizing unions - if you know that there‘s a high chance the next
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So what happens if you ever stop being a young single no-debt high-performing worker. For example because you marry. Because you start having kids. Because you’re injured in your workplace. Because some medical procedure bankrupts you. Beca
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Germany in theory has laws against that. But this still happens - the problem is that you can’t just make “close warehouse” illegal and then things come down to what you can and cannot prove about the motivations of the company. And that’s
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But there is nothing to indicate either in the post or in the referenced SO thread that the URLs are published to the search results. They are visited by bingbot, that much seems confirmed, but there’s no example where one of these results
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Force doctors to register pregnancies like Poland plans to (+), punish every woman that doesn’t birth a child 9 months later. No need to prosecute actions out of state. (+) https://www.euronews.com/2022/06/06/
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> At an engineering company management up to the board should all be engineers. > Then, these conversations become much easier, since things that break (and a pattern of repeated failures for the same thing) should be obvious to any r
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