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by fy20 5y ago
It's been approved in a number of countries but still doesn't have WHO or European approval. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-01813-2 Not being approved could very well be a political move on Europe
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by fy20 5y ago
How granular is this tracking data? I'd imagine anything more than 10-20m would produce too many false positives.
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by fy20 5y ago
> salaries that were almost unthinkable even five years ago are starting to become viable and a whole scale of technical roles above "senior" is starting to appear at larger companies Could you elaborate more on the roles you&#
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by fy20 5y ago
Someone in the UK made a drivable sofa and was able to have it legally registered: https://youtu.be/CTgLnUgzZYk The requirements for custom vehicles are much less than for mass produced vehicles. Of course it is going to va
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by fy20 5y ago
European diesel RVs get around 25 MPG (US). That's better than a Ford F150.
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by fy20 5y ago
I'm not sure the current restrictions segmenting vaccinated vs unvaccinated people in Europe would fall under that. In my country you need to be vaccinated and wear a 3-ply mask to go to a supermarket to get milk, but it's A-OK to
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by fy20 5y ago
High temperature silicon based sealants are used for sealing engines. Hardware stores usually sell small tubes (50ml or so) which is enough for odd repair jobs like that.
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by fy20 5y ago
Toyota also had to do a large number of recalls over the past decade for airbag issues.
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by fy20 5y ago
This isn't a European standard, I believe it originally came from Germany and a lot of other countries followed suite. In these countries the electrical installation boxes are usually circular with a 60mm spacing between mounting screw
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by fy20 5y ago
Are you willing to pay for it? A lot of manufacturers make displays intended for digital signage, which under the hood are basically just a TV with different software: https://www.samsung.com/us/business/displays&#
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by fy20 5y ago
For anyone thinking of making their own therapy device, the paper has further details: > The 670 nm light devices were supplied by CH electronics (UK) and based on commercial DC torches with nine 670 nm LEDs mounted behind a light diffus
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by fy20 5y ago
Now do the same for Amazon. I'd be surprised if the percentage is that much different.
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by fy20 5y ago
Those are not good questions if you still live in the same place you grew up.
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by fy20 5y ago
The only good ORM I've used is Rail's ActiveRecord. Sure there are gotchas you need to know about, maybe it's just experience, but I find these to be a non-issue. Every other ORM in other languages I've tried seems to ha
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by fy20 5y ago
Is it something similar for temperature? In my country some people go swimming all year around - even when the lake is covered in ice (they cut a hole). They say if you go everyday from summer to winter, you don't notice the temperatur
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by fy20 5y ago
For sake of argument I'm building a 160m2 house (on the larger size for my part of Europe) and the materials and labour costs for all the exterior walls came to €15,000. Admittedly that's not a finished wall as we'll need pla
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by fy20 5y ago
I was going to post exactly this :-) I live in a 5 year old apartment, and there are two units above and below exactly the same layout. We don't turn on our heating until it gets well below freezing as the heat from other apartments is
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by fy20 5y ago
If you are into DIY (it's easier with a truck than a car, as you can get under without lifting it) look into the treatments people use for Land Rovers and other 4x4s that they regularly drive off road. It's not just a one-off thin
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by fy20 5y ago
This year the EU overhauled VAT regulations for purchases from outside the EU. First of all it is now possible to make tax declarations yourself without going through a customs agent. Previously if you bought something like a dashcam from A
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by fy20 5y ago
I'd assume the late payment fees and cancellation fees make up a good chunk of their income.
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by fy20 5y ago
I watched a YouTube video the other day about this. Apparently wireless charging tech than can somewhat self align is coming for EVs. https://youtu.be/W3hVLG5iDec
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by fy20 5y ago
If it's a problem with chips becoming higher density, I wonder if older hardware will become popular in circles that care more about security than performance per rack unit.
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by fy20 5y ago
Ignoring the circuit design and fuse location (which I agree with you on), the child proofing of British sockets is much better than Schuko sockets (CEE 7/3), as they require the ground pin to be engaged before protective cover of the
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by fy20 5y ago
I should note I have no issues with the WH-1000X (headphones, not earbuds) from Sony. Audio quality is great [0], battery needs to be charged maybe once a week, pairing works perfectly and they are pretty comfortable to wear all afternoon i
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by fy20 5y ago
I was pro-lockdown when they first started, but the mandates coming out now don't really make any sense. It seems like politicians are just imposing new restrictions because they need to be seen doing something. In my (EU) country you
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by fy20 5y ago
In my (post-Soviet) country it's still quite common to see Kamaz construction equipment (actual construction, e.g. light-weight cranes) from the 80s and 90s being used. It's not that new equipment is not affordable (if something n
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by fy20 5y ago
Opel/Vauxhall have a car model called Astra https://9gag.com/gag/amPv9e9
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by fy20 5y ago
The "International" Building Code is predominately a US thing, that a few other countries follow.
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by fy20 5y ago
Wouldn't something like a rail gun be simpler? Its basically just a maglev train than carriers a spacecraft. Admittedly a large spinning wheel may be simpler to aim than a few hundred meters of track though.
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by fy20 5y ago
They can always get plastic plants from IKEA.

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