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3y ago
Philips lighting is no longer Philips at all. They spun that off to Signify, who holds the brand name for Philips lighting.
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3y ago
That site uses some wild assumptions about what constitutes household income.
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3y ago
Because it's the only way to buy new property in my location.
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3y ago
Note this isn't merely a Chinese thing. A variation of this is in fact the default way new units get build and sold in the Netherlands, for example. Personal anecdote. I had a mortgage for 2 full years before being able to move in to m
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3y ago
I think the author is conflating American culture with Western culture at large.
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3y ago
My main gripes with Google Maps is that it seems to work OK if you know the name of the place you are looking for, but not its location. But it really doesn't work if you know the location but not the name. If there's any clusteri
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3y ago
Wow, if true this would be absolutely huge!
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3y ago
The powdered lead seems like something you need to be careful with tho. Quite toxic.
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3y ago
As for sites that don't work in FireFox, here's a huge one: Office365 does not support FireFox on MacOS[0]. Mostly it works, but some things unfortunately don't. For instance, my employer's Teams site just doesn't r
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3y ago
The build quality is so bad they are going under in warranty claims. They also don't use common components, so very few bike repair shops in high-volume markets (e.g. Netherlands) are willing to touch VanMoof bikes.
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4y ago
Functional cookies like that are explicitly allowed.
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4y ago
"fris" is closer to "chilly", tho.
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4y ago
Isn't that basically the DLC model of many games?
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4y ago
For me there's two big offenders: KPN and AD. They each tend to call once a week. Recruiters cold-calling is indeed pretty common. Amount of scam calls I've ever received can be counted on the fingers of a single hand. There was t
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> I guess the future of speed traps is "section control", e.g. install cameras at beginning and end of a speed-restricted stretch, and if the time you needed is significantly below the expected one with legal speed, you get a t
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4y ago
It is a mistake to think merely translating bureaucratic lingo will suddenly lead to an understanding of it. Even if the individual words are understood, it is likely the meaning is still lost. Translating bureaucratic lingo may certainly s
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4y ago
It isn't. Most places in the Netherlands - and definitely in larger cities - are rarely more than 10-minute stroll from any grocery store. Anecdata, but as an example there are four supermarkets within a 10-minute stroll from my place
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In the Netherlands, these services tried to disrupt the supermarket market by basically ignoring zoning laws. As the externalities dark stores create have been disrupting enough for residents to complain en masse, cities are clamping down h
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4y ago
We use poetry for all python projects. I haven't seen an actual poetry internal bug in quite a while, but using poetry effectively does require one keep some things in mind that are probably non-obvious to newcomers: 1. Poetry's d
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4y ago
This greatly varies between ISPs. We too have such a whitelist for wfh. Some people have had the same IP for years. Others have a different IP every week, sometimes even more frequently.
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5y ago
I am seeing a lot of errors with the following message: 'Message undefined (message missing text)'
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5y ago
I can't edit messages, nor create channels. Messages are only received with a several minute delay.
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5y ago
Free DNA is not exactly uncommon. Apoptotic cells release DNA into their environment all the time. As another example, free foetal DNA in the mother's bloodstream is how NIP tests can operate.
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The Netherlands may even have the worst drug laws in existence. Cannabis is not legalized, it's "tolerated". This means it's legal to sell and buy cannabis, but it is _not_ legal to grow it in any sizeable quantities[not
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6y ago
Why not in fasta format?
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6y ago
Some tug boats did sail in from far away places.
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Minks (and other mustelids) are extraordinarily capable of transmitting human respiratory viral diseases. Ferrets (same genus as Minks) are used as an animal model for human influenza research for that reason. SARS-CoV-2 also spreads except
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6y ago
This took about 30 seconds to load on a Galaxy S7 Edge (yes, I know, ancient technology in 2021) with Firefox. I briefly thought the tab had crashed.
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According to local news[0], one of the injuries was an elderly lady who had to be treated for a head wound, whereas the other injury concerned a child which had developed burns after picking up the hot debris. [0]: https://nos.nl
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Those exist in the Netherlands too, but the problem is that those spots are now _exclusive_ to EVs. An ICE car is not allowed to park there. I live in an area where >95% of parking spots are occupied on a given night. The current approac
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