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by fy20 2y ago
There is, but remote-first companies have learnt the skills to communicate this effectively without requiring members to be face-to-face or require hours of meetings. That's what I see causes the biggest push-back against WFH: upper ma
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This is especially important for smaller languages, as otherwise the effect of globalisation means that by-default they would just use the foreign (typically English) word. These institutions are responsible for maintaining the culture of t
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The main reason not to drink hot water is that it can be sitting around in a tank for a while, and it isn't held at a temperature which kills all bacteria.
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> there are additives which AIUI prevent or at least significantly reduce leaching Hard water (high in calcium and magnesium) can form a scale on the inside of copper pipes. In a way this acts as a protective layer, as the water doesn&#x
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It's worth mentioning none of these concerns affected Android / Google Play, even though it's fairly easy to sideload and even install custom app stores there. The only phones that come with alternative stores are from Chines
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Maybe not patented, but most commercially grown crops come from proprietary seeds. Hybrids are made from two plants, and the offspring is not the same. So you need to keep buying new seeds each season. Those two plants that are selected are
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by fy20 2y ago
You can verify a phone number is real and active without needing them to reply, or without someone even receiving a notification. 1) SMS supports receipt functionality, which means the sender can be notified when a message is delivered to a
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by fy20 2y ago
One interesting fact about nuclear energy I came across the other day is at both Three Mile Island and Chernobyl, other reactors on the site continued to operate - and produce electricity - for many years after the incidents. In Russia toda
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PrusaSlicer itself was a fork of the open source Slic3r, and also received critism when it was first announced.
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Are they actually discounted? Where I am in Europe they don't do that anymore, it's usually cheaper to buy the phone from Amazon - if you can afford the up front cost.
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If it takes 3 days to fold a load of washing, it's still quicker than it takes me now. For commercial use it wouldn't work, but for consumers speed is not an issue.
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I used Kiwi.com for this a few weeks ago (combining multiple European carriers, including Ryanair) and it worked rather well. My first flight was delayed, and it seemed likely I would miss the second leg flight, so they sent me an email wit
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> For example, car tires shed lots of microplastics that end up in eggs or inside vegetables and plants, which absorb them from soil. Last year I moved to a house with a greenhouse and started gardening, and was surprised not only by the
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LinkedIn also have tools for recruiters and sales folks to find people. I believe this is where a big part of their revenues come from (they are paid tools). Although, again I cannot imagine it being that complicated.
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Great... Our AI overloads are going to be even more toxic than the leaders we have now.
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It's not an EU wide thing, it depends on the country - but quite a few countries now have laws that effectively allow you to work where you choose, putting the burden on employers to prove why you need to be in the office. Also the wor
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One of my friends works for a bank and her entire team are in a different country. She still needs to go to the office...
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Does anyone know how these eSIM travel apps work behind the scenes? There seem to be a ton of them popping up, so I'm guessing there are a bunch of services that let you white-label their offering.
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I'm in basically the same situation, although not quite 40. My ACE score is 1 or 2 - I didn't have a very traumatic childhood, but I was an only child and my parents were never really mentally present for me. My parents themselves
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Maybe in a few hundred years a space company will buy the Boeing name and relaunch it, like what car companies are doing, for nostalgia purposes.
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Or just do as the Italians do, and make coffee in a 30 year old mokapot, using ground coffee bought from a store.
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What phone and software? Old libraries looked for the contrast of black-on-white (not white-on-black), but I thought that was a solved problem now.
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In Europe the Dacia Spring is available for under €20k on the road, and it is a proper car similar to others in the compact range - not a toy like the Citroen Ami (that thing doesn't even have heating). However it's really the onl
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Back in the day ~2010, Facebook was the app store. Farmville et al were more popular than the top games on mobile at the time. They really should have pushed for a mobile version of it, as the lack of that is what killed it.
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by fy20 2y ago
I tried to use the official Reddit app, but it's buggy as hell. Everytime I launch it I am shown the Reddit logo for ~30 seconds, then it asks me to login again. This is not an uncommon issue, and the advice I've seen to fix it is
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Where I am in Europe almost all the 'trucks' used by construction and road repair crews are Mercedes Sprinter or similar with a bed at the back and fold down sides. Usually they have a higher load rating which requires a C license
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In my last role I was working remotely, and almost every day after lunch I'd have a nap on the sofa for 20 minutes with the cat. In that role I felt the most productive I've ever been, and I suspect it is this habit that made it s
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It depends on the country. Where I live now even if I leak my name, date of birth, bank details, national id number, etc. you couldn't do much. We have a country wide 2FA system that all important businesses use (bank, utilities, healt
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On a related note, does anyone know of companies that let you sell esim services whitelabelled? I've noticed a ton of new esim travel apps appear this year, and I'm guessing they are just marketing and using a third-party for the
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That's the position I'm in. My current employer has not grown as they sold to me when I joined (they've actually got smaller) and has gone through a big cultural shift that doesn't jibe with me. I've received an off

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