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by fy20 5y ago
We will be moving to a house in the suburbs next year, and then we probably will get a cargo bike, as there we will have space to safely store it and the roads are better for cycling than the city centre. Bikes also need a good amount of in
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by fy20 5y ago
I bought a used car 6 years ago, and since then I've spent €2,200 on maintenance - that includes oil and tire changes. I'm quite strict on following the manufacturers guidelines, so if you were a bit more laissez-faire or did more
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by fy20 5y ago
One apparently, but it has no armaments: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMTSS_Te_Mataili_II_(802)
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by fy20 5y ago
Can confirm, I work in the POS space and most of the restaurants we work with increase their prices to cover the comission charges from the delivery service. DoorDash has a policy that pickup prices have to match in-store (restaurants are s
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by fy20 5y ago
I'm not sure I agree to an outright ban, but some sort of required training before using electrical vehicles (in general, not just on roads) would be a good idea. As others say these are effectively low power motorcycles, not bicycles.
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by fy20 5y ago
I think that's simply because they don't make 120V models, here in Europe it's easy to find a retailer to buy online.
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by fy20 5y ago
That's the same as on the London Underground, in 2011 they rolled out 30 trains per hour on the Jubilee line and a few years later on the Northern line. The Jubilee line is 36km long, and each train is 125m [1] so that means there is o
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by fy20 5y ago
Gira have a range of video intercoms and supporting hardware. They are a German company, so everything works offline by default. Not cheap, but it's also not going to be made obsolete in 3 years time. I believe they use SIP under the h
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by fy20 5y ago
What if a company builds a new apartment block for students, would the taxes apply to them too?
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by fy20 5y ago
Slightly OT, but a lot of products that are launched in multiple regions - Google included - exclude people who live in a country but don't speak the native language. I work for a company from an English speaking country, and every tim
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by fy20 5y ago
Well the first site I hosted was on shared hosting for free. I had dial up, so hosting it on my own PC was not very practical. I didn't know about server administration, but knew how to write PHP, so this was perfect for me. When I got
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by fy20 5y ago
In the UK there is no official single form of ID. The way these things work is that you need a few letters confirming your address, then that's taken as gospel. A few years ago I was a "victim" of identify theft which happene
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by fy20 5y ago
> the fact that they had such an excess of addresses that Zuck could bind to a public IP address VPS providers such as Linode were around at the time, and they weren't that expensive. $20/mo would have got you enough to get sta
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by fy20 5y ago
My wife's 85 year old grandma lives on a small dairy farm (less than 20 animals) and farms it pretty much the same way it was done a century ago. Actually today it's more of a "homestead" than what you'd thing of as
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by fy20 5y ago
You should also take into account the cost of the heat source. I'm building a house to modern building standards that will have a thermal energy demand of 15W/m2/year. For our heating season and size of the house (160m2), tha
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by fy20 5y ago
Note that the data was based on vaccinations up until May 2021. Most European countries (I'm assuming Sweden was the same) prioritised vacinating high risk groups first, and only opened up vaccinations to the general population in June
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by fy20 5y ago
I have a LG C7 and haven't seen any ads. Maybe it's newer versions or certain regions.
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by fy20 5y ago
For anyone who didn't know this: tomato, tomatillo, potato, eggplant, pepper and tobacco are all from the same family Solanaceae aka nightshade. There are many other plants in the same family (they have worldwide distribution), but a l
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by fy20 5y ago
Probably nothing that can be sold in the EU or North America. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECall
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by fy20 5y ago
I looked into using them for construction as I am building a office / workshop, roughly the size of two 20ft shipping containers. As much as it may be glamourised on social media, it has a lot of limitations. In my case it's actua
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by fy20 5y ago
I'm in Eastern Europe working for a US company earning just over $100k/yr. Been working for this company for 4 years now. Before that I was working as a contractor in the UK earning more, but wanted something remote and more relax
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by fy20 5y ago
Well epoxy is basically just lots of hydrogen and carbon with a few other elements - it could work quite well as a carbon sink too. The raw materials to manufacture it are mostly hydrocarbons. Maybe we should be focusing on making "gre
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by fy20 5y ago
How is Plywood and OSB recycled (for the municipalities that do so)? Wouldn't the different types of glue (from different manufacturers or grades) cause problems there? Or is it just used as an industrial fuel where the glue is burned
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by fy20 5y ago
The most interesting part of that article was this: > On 21 December 2011, the Irish High Court dismissed the US application for Garland's extradition,[4][25] as the alleged offence took place in Ireland and was therefore not subjec
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by fy20 5y ago
No different than using a block heater or diesel coolant heater then. ICE vehicles use a lot more fuel in winter too, and take a long time to get up to temperature.
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by fy20 5y ago
In my (post-Soviet) country the only vandalism is people putting stickers on drain pipes, and the occasional grafiti - but usually it's art, not just random drawing on stuff. Once I saw a plastic bin burned to the ground, but that coul
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by fy20 5y ago
> Just like you can replace the engine of a classic car today if you are so inclined How this works is usually you would replace/fix individual parts of the engine until it works again. When you buy one ready to swap in, it's b
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by fy20 5y ago
For those who aren't aware, bus lanes like this are often the only roads passing through city centres in the UK. The surrounding area is often a pedestrian area, with the only traffic being buses, registered taxis and emergency vehicle
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by fy20 5y ago
> There was drinking milk, and buttermilk, and fresh curds, and old curds, and something called "real curds," and whey mixed with water to make a refreshing sour drink This sounds a lot like Lithuania today. If you go into most
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by fy20 5y ago
Salaries in Lithuania are about the same as Estonia, however I've heard of contractors getting nearly €10k/mo (before tax). Even working as a shop assistant you can get up to €1500/mo, so yes I would say OP is very much under

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