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by consp 2y ago
> The problem for that scenario is that running your cars with electricity seems to be getting cheaper relative to ICE? Currently for me it's cheaper to buy gas than drive electric. It's only cheaper if you are well off, have y
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by consp 2y ago
> It's pretty common from my experience, for Fortune 500 type companies to do an annual raise of 2-3% for employees that is not tied to a promotion That's not what I've heard but then again n=1. No inflation correction bec
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by consp 2y ago
It was a sarcastic comment, and I guess you are right. If the detector has a false positive rate of 0.01% that still means ~50000 false hits every day, if every one sends one image daily. And my guess is it's WAY more than that in volu
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by consp 2y ago
While this is being put forward by the council, there still is a way to influence the end result by voting for a party not involved in this turd to get it rejected. The EU Pirate Party is still on the ballot in some places. If it ever gets
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by consp 2y ago
> FB groups it's even worse You can't even view them partially anymore since you illegally have to give up your rights to do so.
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by consp 2y ago
Discord has succesfully claimed the word server out of it's meaning and giving people the idea it is "their server". It's not your server, it's not even a server at all.
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by consp 2y ago
> That’s because the cost to make every paper free to read would be too high for universities. That's just bs. They can make a law fixing that for free but won't. It's not can, but will which is the problem.
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by consp 2y ago
> pg disputing the narrative that Sam was forced out for being dishonest Yet he doesn't do that (in this tweet) as it's only an alternative reason and does not address those accusations.
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by consp 2y ago
> Do you remember those autogenerated websites Still many copy/paste sites around. Crawl data, put a skin on top, publish on stolen domain to make it legit, clickfarm away!
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by consp 2y ago
> "brighter" headlights Don't worry, the Chinese got this trend covered with the 1000000 lumen headlights (actually producing about 1000 which is far less than the normal 1500).
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by consp 2y ago
On my ford it's three bolts and two cables and you can take the headlight unit out, 5 minutes work tops. And that's with LED lights which should never be replaced (by the owner as they always need calibration). On my previous one
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by consp 2y ago
Sounds like a VW, the whole VAG consortium is like that. "Here is a cheap car", oh you want it useful: "Here is an expensive car".
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by consp 2y ago
It isn't at all as it's classed as a moped or micro vehicle in most countries in the EU (max 45km/h, no access to 80kph+ roads.) edit: category AM for drivers license rules.
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by consp 2y ago
> It's an accessibility nightmare, especially (but not only) for people with hearing loss. I can't make out any conversation in a noisy environment so usually switch to try-to-filter-noise-and-fail plus some amateur form of lip
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by consp 2y ago
They do, they'll just come after you for the money and will not cover your costs since you acted reckless. Where I live this is the minimum you MUST insure yourself for and they pay out no matter what (to the other party). If you acted
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by consp 2y ago
I could not find it in the article and here but i wonder how much not getting the factories bombed helped with this.
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by consp 2y ago
In some places it is a minimum you describe and in other cases (a percentage of) the expected life of the product. Washing machines have different lifespans than phone for instance. Here we only have the 12 months of proof by seller/ma
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by consp 2y ago
> Our politicians are legally bought and paid servants. Isn't that illegal? (... withdraws into ignorance cave)
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by consp 2y ago
Oh no ... a bug in a C program. This easy bashing on existing C programs is getting boring and annoying. Write a new userspace program? Use anything else, all language shave flaws so pick one which supports the features you need. Want to
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by consp 2y ago
> Code should be dumb and easily maintainable. Well ... that rules out everyone's pet favourite here to replace c.
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by consp 2y ago
> The scientists know better than you. No scientists were harmed (or involved) in this farce.
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by consp 2y ago
> Politicians and police are not subject to monitoring Isn't that -again- a direct violation of the charter of fundamental rights (article 20)? (all are equal before the law)
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by consp 2y ago
> If it was an exact copy fine, but it's not. This is not the point, as stated by Ms Johansson's statement, her own friends could not tell the difference which is the point. If a reasonable person cannot tell the difference,
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by consp 2y ago
> games that come with their own launchers are not yet supported Please let this be the nail in the coffin for those extra clicks and annoying "Log in with our service now" for games which have no online stuff whatsoever (take2
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by consp 2y ago
Formula Student, mostly Germany, (FSAE for the USA) has been pushing this for a few years (slow start in 2019, ramped up in '21) , much less expensive than the indy light cars. The cars always seem to like messing with the timekeeping
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by consp 2y ago
There are plenty of possible signatures (though uncertain) of actinides in there as well, some of those -could- have short lifetimes so not that far off.
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by consp 2y ago
> Also, one of the more interesting things to me is that ytterbium, for example, has a half-life which is measured in days. Which ytterbium are you talking about? It has 7 observationally stable isotopes[1]. [1] https://en.wik
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by consp 2y ago
Lots of people get pressured into these kind of things because it is so easy and they simply don't know. Not everybody is this well informed and if you do not educate people and also not protect them you get this kind of crap.
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by consp 2y ago
Nederlands Kampioenschap or Dutch national Championship
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by consp 2y ago
Another good reason to always send the passphrase via another channel.

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