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by fyfy18 7y ago
Sorry "fully" was the wrong word here: Standard European wall outlets (Type E & F) are 230V and 16A, so that gives you 3.7kW. At that rate, the Model 3 can charge at 22km/h [0]. So you could charge 20% - 80% (220km of ran
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by fyfy18 7y ago
I suspect it's that people nowadays have less of a community and feel more alone. Even our way of consuming materialism has become more individualistic. I dislike religious organisations, but I'll admit they did do wonders to brin
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by fyfy18 7y ago
That works great until there is some sort of supply chain - either you rely on someone else, or they rely on you. In that case having everyone working at the same time is probably more efficient.
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by fyfy18 7y ago
This is how Power Nap works. Even though the lid is closed and your laptop is supposedly asleep (on battery or AC), the software can still wake it occasionally. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204032
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by fyfy18 7y ago
My observation of Germans is that they have a strong sense of nationalism towards their own car brands, so I'm not surprised taxi drivers use a local brand rather than Prius like the rest of Europe. As others have said older Mercedes h
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by fyfy18 7y ago
In my Eastern European country it's the same deal, basically everyone has their own washing machine (often washer-dryer in one unit). It's usually fitted in the kitchen or bathroom rather than a separate laundry room. Some buildin
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by fyfy18 7y ago
European countries have a much easier time than the US in this regard due to 220V mains voltage. Even with a standard outlet you can fully recharge a Tesla overnight.
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by fyfy18 7y ago
I don't think dumping is really the right word here. As it says in the article, importers are illegally accepting the waste and making a good chunk of money from it. The private companies who are disposing of waste from Western countri
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by fyfy18 7y ago
It is, and your monitor probably supports it: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_Data_Channel https://clickmonitorddc.bplaced.net/
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by fyfy18 7y ago
With fractional reserve banking it is even better, as credit effectively creates money out of thin air. This increases the overall supply of money in an economy, so banks can make money from other sources when that money is spent (e.g. cred
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by fyfy18 7y ago
Props to the engineers at BT/OpenReach for making the most of a pair of copper wires. Even at my parents place, built in the 80s, and a mile and a half from the local exchange/cabinet they can get 50mbit down with VDSL2. However I
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by fyfy18 7y ago
LPG conversion requires a lot less changes though. The gearbox and braking remain exactly the same. You need to make very few changes to the motor. Then you just add a little more equipment (fuel tank, computer and control system) on top.
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by fyfy18 7y ago
What's wrong with skim milk? Is something added to replace the fat that was removed.
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by fyfy18 7y ago
Does it handle the case when something doesn't miss?
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by fyfy18 7y ago
You are uploading it to a device that runs locally on your network. The domain the docs mention are just for tunnelling - nothing is hosted in the cloud.
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by fyfy18 7y ago
Is the summary accurate? It says "A new study sheds light on how the brain changes as a result of chronic stress", but the rest of the article only mentions acute stress.
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by fyfy18 7y ago
Most of this is already restricted under GDPR, or at least is not advisable given the potential fines that couple be imposed for a leak. Other parts of the GDPR which should help are blatantly ignored (e.g. privacy popups that are checked b
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by fyfy18 7y ago
And this is the sort of thing GDPR is meant to prevent. Unless you explicitly allow it (and a popup checked by default doesn't count), Google cannot use that data for purposes other than providing you with positioning information.
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by fyfy18 7y ago
Supposedly IKEA LADDA batteries are rebranded Eneloops. It's not official, but the capacity and and discharge curves are the same: https://petapixel.com/2018/02/16/eneloop-pro-20-batteries-ik...
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by fyfy18 7y ago
This is what I don't really get. It seems like some people are under the impression that generating and parsing HTML is slow or takes a lot of resources. In almost all cases it's going to be faster and less resource intensive than
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by fyfy18 7y ago
It's two years later, and I'm still waiting for those improvements in Jira. Until then Jira is a great case study of how not to do things in JavaScript, it's slow, it's inconsistent and I doubt the accessibility is very
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by fyfy18 7y ago
TB3 is not part of the USB-C spec, they just happen to use the same connector. The cables are usually backwards compatible.
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by fyfy18 7y ago
I haven't been there so I can't compare, but my favourite is in Lithuania where the country has a large nunber of pine forests. After the rain you get a lovely smell of pine in the air. Even on the outskirts of the city and the ai
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by fyfy18 7y ago
The majority of projectors in use (even if they do have HDMI) don't support 4K. Even if you buy a new projector you have to put some effort into getting something that supports 4K (unlike say a TV where it's basically standard). I
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by fyfy18 7y ago
The subscription service is just used to sync between devices, i.e. the app works completely offline once synced. You can do the same with Dropbox without a subscription, but in that case you'll need an app license (which you can no lo
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by fyfy18 7y ago
The original recipe sounds like it would have more of the texture of a smoothie or slushy than ice cream. Not doing that seems like missing half the recipe.
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by fyfy18 7y ago
I'd say in this case yes. In Go there have been a lot of complaints about Google leading the project in the direction they see fit, with zero input from the community. Often the community has complained and would prefer things done dif
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by fyfy18 7y ago
I have a ThinkPad, so I need to protect whatever else is in my bag... Seriously though, I often carry my laptop in a sachle bag. It doesn't have a dedicated laptop pocket, and often I like to ram it full of stuff. If I didn't my d
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by fyfy18 7y ago
All you need is proof of address (a utility bill). The article hints at it, but identity theft is rather easy in the UK. A few years ago someone went to a Vodafone store, opened a contract and walked out with a new iPhone in my name. I&#x27
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by fyfy18 7y ago
A couple of years ago I bought a newly built apartment in a small European country. I am a European citizen, but at the time I didn't have any kind of residence or residence permit in this country. To buy and officially register the pr

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