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by fy20 3y ago
As I understand New York state requires car inspections every 12 months. Do they not fail that due to unreadable license plates? Where I am in Europe if you even have a screw in a place that could potentially confuse a camera it will fail t
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by fy20 3y ago
During college in the mid 2000s I discovered that the network share with all corporate data was accessible (read only) to everyone. The only way it was not immediately obvious was because only sub folders were assigned a drive letter, and t
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by fy20 4y ago
I don't know about CNC, but where I live in Europe there are plenty of companies that will cut and laminate wood to your specifications. I'd imagine this is what a lot of kitchen builders use for doors etc rather than doing it the
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by fy20 4y ago
If you are doing that, then why are you even starting with IKEA furniture? My local home store sells various sizes of laminated furniture panels that you can use to assemble bookcases like LEGO. No cutting required.
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by fy20 4y ago
How reliable is the external drive route? Do you run in RAID or similar?
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by fy20 4y ago
> Later on in winter, with less time to wait till the return of spring, you could get away with a stack 30-60cm (1-2ft) in height. One thing I hate about gardening articles and videos is they often use terms that are not consistent with
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by fy20 4y ago
To whom exactly? A handful of people wearing tin-foil hats? The rest of the world is going to be happy they can pay $9.99 a month to be able to remotely turn on the AC in their car.
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by fy20 4y ago
I'm in the Baltics and Allegro is a good option where available, but I'd really like them to expand as not all items can be shipped here. I don't really understand the logic of what can and cannot as I've bought small it
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by fy20 4y ago
I visited India at the start of this year and attempted to pay for my accomodation with Wise (the business didn't have a credit card terminal that took foreign cards). The payment was accepted and marked as sent by Wise, then I went to
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by fy20 4y ago
I remember something like this happening nearly a decade ago with an iPhone 5S. I was at a large mall I visited often and saw I was connected to a WiFi network I hadn't used before. The mall had WiFi but there was a portal which requir
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by fy20 4y ago
This is probably why there is a lack of construction then. In my city (small European capital) most new properties are marketed as investments - with the idea you buy and after a few years sell for more than you paid or rent it covering the
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by fy20 4y ago
I'd say it's probably not a priority for them right now. Of course it would save them some money if they could run their models on cheaper hardware, but they've raised $11B so I don't think that's much of a concern
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by fy20 4y ago
I'm not sure if this is the norm in Europe, the only chain store I know that sells high CRI (>90) bulbs is IKEA. If I go to my local home store or supermarket, they are all junk Chinese bulbs that I doubt are really even 80 CRI. CRI
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by fy20 4y ago
15 to 20 years ago the world was on the brink of collapse due to peak oil. And well that didn't happen..... I'm not trying to dismiss the climate change issue, but remember the media loves sensationalist articles, as that's w
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by fy20 4y ago
At least where I am this is the case. Milk and milk products are at record highs, with some products nearly double what they were at the beginning of last year. Yet the milk companies actually cut how much they pay producers. Prices for ene
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by fy20 4y ago
Do you have problems with the smell and poop? We have a medium sized backyard, and I would like to get chickens by my wife isn't sure about the smell and poop ending up everywhere (we have a 3yo). Are there other birds that are better
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by fy20 4y ago
These were actually a thing in the 90s. As well as shops where you could take your empty cartridges, and they'd refill them for you.
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by fy20 4y ago
My parents have a Dell color laser print from ~10 years ago and it's amazing. It has ethernet and can scan-to-email with an auto document feeder. A full set of toners on Amazon was under $50 last time I bought some (they don't go
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by fy20 4y ago
This is somewhat out of context. Colosal Order developed two niche games before C:S; a transport simulator series called Cities in Motion. They received government funding before the first game was released. Many European countries have gra
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by fy20 4y ago
I guess one reason they did this was because there would be a limited number of phrases and it would get repetitive quickly. LLMs could work around that today.
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by fy20 4y ago
Even during winter I try to get some exposure on rare sunny days. The other day we had a very clear day so I sat out on the porch facing the sun for fifteen minutes... in -5c.
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by fy20 4y ago
When I was living in Dubai a decade ago, the PO box numbers were unique across the country, and there is no postal delivery service, so that's the only way to receive post[0]. Usually you'd use your work's PO box for the rare
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by fy20 4y ago
Under EU law (this was before Brexit) you are entitled to a full refund if the flight is cancelled by the airline. If the flight is cancelled less than two weeks before departure you are also entitled to compensation of a few hundred Euro.
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by fy20 4y ago
I live in Northern Europe where houses are built like this, and a 160m2 (1600sqft) house is typically fitted with a 8kW-12kW heat pump (heat output, so input electricity is 3x less) - which is used for hot water too. That may sound low, but
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by fy20 4y ago
In the UK these are called "storage heaters". The efficiency is still 1:1 but you can charge them from cheap electricity sources (originally overnight electricity) and have the heat released slowly over time. A unit the size of a
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by fy20 4y ago
Back in 2008 I was working with a company in the UK that had an API to do this with O2. It only provided a rough area of where the user was, as it was based on which (single) cell tower the user was connected to. I'd imagine today MIMO
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by fy20 4y ago
IKEA sell a Tradfri bulb (304.413.80 in Europe) which has a 2200K colour temperature and 250 lumens output, which I've been using as a bedside lamp for the past year. At the brightest setting it is more than enough to read a book (usua
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by fy20 4y ago
Or just give them your card and tell them what buttons to press. When I take my 3 year old to the supermarket, they can scan and pay (contactless card) at the self-service checkouts.
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by fy20 4y ago
Where I am in Europe they will test and adjust them for you. My headlights can only be adjusted from behind, and I thought there was no way to do it without removing them. The inspector knew of a plastic gromit in the rain tray above the ho
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by fy20 4y ago
In Europe there are now: https://lumileds.com/austrian-drivers-can-enjoy-road-legal-p...

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