fransje26

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by fransje26 9d ago
Gotta adapt to the decreasing attention span economy.
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by fransje26 10d ago
I have no doubt that Dr. J. Sun, tenured assistant professor at the TU Delft faculty of Aerospace Engineering, has absolutely no understanding whatsoever of the impact of temperature on aircraft performance. > To give you an idea of data
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by fransje26 11d ago
Thanks!
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by fransje26 11d ago
Tangential, but how good/useful/approachable is the book you cited as example? How would it compare, in your experience, to other (modern) cooking books with a similar scope?
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by fransje26 12d ago
Ah. I see we are going around the autocratic circle. Past and present!
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by fransje26 12d ago
> one was a full leather design made in Spain Would you care to share the brand name, for posterity?
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by fransje26 12d ago
> a 3" thick sole, with a 1" protrusion coming out the back. Most running shoes look goofy has hell I call them clown shoes. Unfortunately, they are everywhere.
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by fransje26 15d ago
> Gemini says since Russia attacked Ukraine in 2022, so another thing to blame Putin for), now it's about 5% more expensive... No. That's not correct. It got more expensive than gasoline since the attack on Iran.
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by fransje26 16d ago
> A smart reaction! But most baths are also whole-room units, with a floor drain Nice concept! Do you have any problems with mold build up?
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by fransje26 16d ago
> Our Mitsubishi has other nice features like it can recirculate the water in the bath through a heat exchanger after you already filled it and got in Interesting! Is there some sort of filter system you can easily clean out, to avoid a
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by fransje26 16d ago
From French, tarif , a table showing the amounts of payable fees, or a list of prices set for certain goods or services (1572), via Spanish tarifa , from Arabic ta'arifa , meaning notification, coming from 'arrifa , to let kno
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by fransje26 16d ago
> the French CB network is 0,17 €. No, that's not right. The CB interchange fees are 0.2% + 0.0011€ network fee. Therefore for 1€ : 0.002 + 0.0011 = 0.0031€, not 0.23€ So you have 0.2269€ of fees coming out of left field, with some
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by fransje26 16d ago
> That writing style might be a tad too tense Terse?
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by fransje26 18d ago
I also have the same issue in Firefox, Chromium and Vivaldi on Linux. I tried searching the interweb for a cause/fix, but couldn't find anything sensible in the flood of low-quality SEO hijacking webcrap returned by multiple searc
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by fransje26 18d ago
I have the issue in Firefox and in Chromium.
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by fransje26 24d ago
The price is handing over your data, and your intellectual property.
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by fransje26 24d ago
> or do you also have a front brake with these? No, not necessarily. I've been using bikes with only rear brakes for years and years as city bikes, and never had a braking problem. On the other hand, I've borrowed many bikes wi
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by fransje26 24d ago
> Once you overlook a section of black ice, not even the nicest hydraulic disc brakes will be gentle enough. My experience with black ice and bikes, is to unexpectedly fall flat on my face because the front wheel loses all grip. Without
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by fransje26 25d ago
Thank you for sharing!
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by fransje26 1mo ago
During my holidays this summer I met, by happenstance, an expert specialized in forecasts modeling, who has been involved in this very problematic, advising the dutch government. He told me that the problem had been forecast and known since
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by fransje26 1mo ago
If it's only airco it's perhaps not too bad, as your airco usage will most often be aligned with good solar capacity, and you can compensate with solar panels. (if that's possible for you...) For solar, starting next year, yo
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by fransje26 1mo ago
No, the problem is that the Dutch grid cannot cope with its own internal demands. https://dutchtimes.nl/business/connection-ban-in-utrecht-sig... https://nltimes.nl/2026/02/12/grid-operat
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by fransje26 1mo ago
Yes, but contrary to the Netherlands, France has an electrical network that is able to cope much better with the demand of heat pumps, as many houses have traditionally been heated by electricity. If anything, using more energy-efficient he
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by fransje26 1mo ago
https://i.imgur.com/ENQjfdo.jpeg
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by fransje26 1mo ago
Thanks!
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by fransje26 1mo ago
Which website did you use for that, in the end?
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by fransje26 2mo ago
Reminds me of the Adulteration of Food and Drugs Act passed in Britain in 1860 to try to stop bakers from adulterating bread in all kind of unhealthy ways.. In the best case, you might have had chalk added to whiten your bread. In worse cas
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by fransje26 2mo ago
> The next generation of doctors and Nobel Prize winners probably won't be watching boobies videos and Minecraft play-throughs. Or they will be, and we will have an even bigger problem..
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by fransje26 2mo ago
From a Wikipedia comparison - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuttgart#Climate - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Budapest#Data (I took Budapest, for the sake of generality, from [1] it is
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by fransje26 2mo ago
So, for a Dash 8-100, at 13,000 kg, disregarding drag, engine efficiency, etc, to take-off and climb to 1000m and accelerate to 150 knots (77 m/s), you will need: - 13000 * 9.81 * 1000 = 127.5 MJ, to reach your altitude - 0.5 * 13000 *

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