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by dyyni 6y ago
Also, few phones produce good raw files which are essential for archiving. I can get better results from 15-year-old raw images shot with an EOS 30D than I get out of my flagship smartphone.
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by dyyni 6y ago
This reminded me of Finnish folk racing Jokamiesluokka[1], where the owner of the car has to entertain offers for the car after a race and must sell the car if there's a willing buyer. This is to keep the cost of cars down. https:&#x2
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by dyyni 6y ago
A budget cap is one solution to keep design regulations to a minimum and ensure that smaller teams can compete. F1 introduced a $145 million budget cap for the 2021 season, going down to $135 million for 2023-25 seasons. Right now the three
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by dyyni 6y ago
Also, a good driver might not be a good team member which might put them in a disadvantage. Räikkönen was considered one of if not the fastest on the grid during his best years but iirc wasn't very good as a team member in the car&#x27
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by dyyni 7y ago
One of the advantages of a legged machine is its smaller footprint on the often very vulnerable (at least in boreal forests) forest floor. Wheels and tracks tear and dig into the soil and cause a lot of damage that can take years to heal.
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by dyyni 7y ago
Here's another clip to illustrate the speed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_0RME99Iik
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by dyyni 7y ago
I would say Finland has a moderately strong horse culture. Harness racing [1] events remain popular, and using horses in low-impact landscaping and forestry has seen some resurgence [2]. Finland also has its own breed of horses, the Finnhor
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by dyyni 8y ago
As far as I know California is already short on water. Would a sprinkler in every house system be sustainable or even possible in such conditions that everything burns?
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Russian ALFA Class interceptor submarine(hisutton.com)
124 points by dyyni 8y ago|58 comments
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by dyyni 8y ago
But the time period of such migrations could have been thousands of years.
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by dyyni 9y ago
It might not be cheap, but it isn't more expensive than in other comparable countries. I've lived in Brussels where it's cheaper to ride a short distance, but as the distance increases the fare is comparable or bigger because
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by dyyni 9y ago
You’re confusing taxi driver’s permit (which requires exams, not courses) with a taxi licence/permit. Uber drivers didn’t have either and the latter is where the law is very strict. Licenced taxis pay much higher insurance and the cars
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by dyyni 9y ago
Taxis aren’t that expensive in Finland compared to other Nordic countries or countries with similar living costs as Finland. Swedish taxis are unregulated and there fares have risen faster than in Finland. And Uber as a ride hailing service
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by dyyni 9y ago
The Economist wrote about Kamprad's foundation and IKEA's structure a decade ago: http://www.economist.com/node/6919139 >Much has been written about IKEA's remarkably effective retail formula. The Eco
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by dyyni 9y ago
>Why is this the knee-jerk response of many journalists in response to technological progress? Maybe because our society isn’t ready for such changes. The American system especially lacks safety nets and social security systems to suppor
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by dyyni 9y ago
>I am very curious about what kind of warfare they are expecting from the east though. What they're prepared for is a "strategic strike" and/or a limited scale invasion which is a part of a larger conflict in Europe.
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by dyyni 9y ago
I use Firefox containers for this. They’re not incognito, but they allow opening more articles in my main window.
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The Illusion of Freedom in the Digital Age(project-syndicate.org)
1 points by dyyni 9y ago|0 comments
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The world's biggest grave robbery: Asia’s disappearing WWII shipwrecks(theguardian.com)
2 points by dyyni 9y ago|0 comments