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by fyfy18 8y ago
Under the hood it's webOS, but obviously a custom UI for a TV. I have a 2017 LG with it and it works rather well, no issues with 4K HDR on Netflix and YouTube, and other than booting, it reacts instantly as a TV should. It's a sha
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by fyfy18 8y ago
The climate in Tallin isn't that much different from Vancouver. Yes if you are used to California it's cold, but it's not Siberia.
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by fyfy18 8y ago
After Brexit I can only see practices like this increasing in the UK. A lot of the farm work is done by immigrants, because natives don't want to do the work. People aren't going to pay more for food, so the wages can't go up
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by fyfy18 8y ago
Voting with your wallet is a good start. In the EU there are strict requirements on what can be labeled ecological, including the use of the EU ecolabel. I believe the US has similar labelling. If you local supermarket doesn't have a s
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by fyfy18 8y ago
> I wonder how much of the rider-growth fueling that is just people trying out an electric scooter for the first time I saw they have Lime in Madrid and a few other Spanish cities, and that was my impression for their usage here. For a 1
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by fyfy18 8y ago
I switched over summer and the only thing I really miss is the translation built into Chrome. S3.Translator seems to be the recommended alternative, but compared to Chrome it's next to useless. I find it very slow, constantly nagging a
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by fyfy18 8y ago
Have you ever had the DPF replaced? On most diesels they get so clogged up after around 150,000km so that the engine can't work efficiently anymore (and it can actually break the engine if it gets clogged enough). You can pay to have i
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by fyfy18 8y ago
The current proposals will only extend as far as what is classed as 'Inner London' (contained by the north/south circular roads). As it is now, to drive within this area you will need to deal with lots of congestion and expen
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by fyfy18 8y ago
I used to volunteer for a first aid organisation and often we would be providing support for large events like county shows or sports events. The radios we used were simple VHF radios on licensed frequencies. There was no encryption which m
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by fyfy18 8y ago
The Queen example sounds pretty bad to me, but the later examples sound like the music is in the room with me. I don't really like how the music seems to be spinning around me though, I wonder if that's needed to get the effect.
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by fyfy18 8y ago
> Well, to me that is entirely backwards. Customers are looking for something, but are denied that thing because companies have other "visions" for them I don't think that is really fair. If I really needed a headphone jac
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by fyfy18 8y ago
When Apple first removed the headphone jack I was a big opponent of what they had done. It didn't affect me personally though, as I had an old laptop and phone both with headphone jacks and no plans to upgrade. Still I was quite vocal
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by fyfy18 8y ago
This specific configuration is for a commuter train, but similar trains (which can be coupled to other sets) are used on long distance routes in the UK. As I said, the UK isn't really high speed compared to Europe. Other than the Euros
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by fyfy18 8y ago
Most comparison sites will show you these routes, for example Kiwi lets me search indirect flights from where I am in a remote part of Spain to where I live the other side of Europe. There's no direct routes, but it gives me the option
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by fyfy18 8y ago
Google Pay doesn't "support" rooted phones, but it's pretty easy to get it working with something that hides the fact your phone is rooted, like Magisk.
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by fyfy18 8y ago
I found the coil burners to work pretty well for mosquitos, although I have concerns about how healthy they are. I guess if I lived somewhere like this I'd just get used to it - although mosquitos in Europe seem to be getting stronger
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by fyfy18 8y ago
In the UK most trains are fairly flat faced, however trains travel relatively slowly (compared to Europe) at a typical maximum of 100mph. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_450
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by fyfy18 8y ago
I assume that's why GP was talking about Tesla trucks. If a truck has two drivers it can be used for nearly a whole day - assuming the batteries could keep up.
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by fyfy18 8y ago
UAE and UK are pretty must best friends. Historically they have strong ties from the days of the British empire (Britain was allied with most of the Gulf countries to secure trade routes to India), and even now there are very strong politic
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by fyfy18 8y ago
Good. I always saw the intention of the GDPR as legislation to fundamentally change the way personal data is processed, to prevent the freely spreading of it, with blatant disregard to the consequences, by basically any company that handles
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by fyfy18 8y ago
Yes I have those printed and stored securely, and also my landline set as a backup phone number, but that doesn't really help alleviate my concern of "what happens if I'm abroad and no longer have access to my phone". I
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by fyfy18 8y ago
Source? In most of Europe (the UK is one exception I know of) diesel costs less at the pump than petrol. The cars themselves cost a little more, but the fuel usually is cheaper. Excluding hybrids, the current generation of petrol engines (a
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by fyfy18 8y ago
My understanding was OP has been a consultant for startups, in the traditional sense of advising what works and what doesn't. Depending on how involved OP is and how high level they are working, that may only involve spending a few hou
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by fyfy18 8y ago
It's definitely worth comparing, if you just want the cheapest bare flight I've found booking through the cheapest agency on comparison sites can be cheaper. However you will usually end up with Ryanair level of service where you
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by fyfy18 8y ago
For US readers, diesel cars are around 30% more economical than petrol cars, and most European countries charge less tax on diesel, meaning it is 5-20% cheaper at the pump (diesel costs more to make than petrol, but in Europe taxes make up
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by fyfy18 8y ago
1 US liquid pint is defined as the volume of 1.041 lb of water at 62F. The British imperial system is a bit cleaner where 1 imperial pint is defined as 20 oz or 1.25 lbs, at 62F.
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by fyfy18 8y ago
Would be interested to know more about this. I see you posted an article last year, but it's since been deleted.
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by fyfy18 8y ago
Do you not feel limited by the CPU? I had a Macbook Air with a 4th gen Core i5 and at times it was really slow just for day to day browsing. Maybe that was just thermal throttling though. Now I've switched to a T470s which seems a good
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by fyfy18 8y ago
I posted about this a few weeks ago; it's a catch 22 situation. Gamers won't upgrade until games and hardware support high frame rate 4K gaming. Hardware manufacturers won't provide hardware until there is demand. Average bus
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by fyfy18 8y ago
This is my biggest concern about 2FA. On Google I have TOTP 2FA enabled, with my phone number as a backup. But everything goes through my phone - I'm not really worried about some stealing my phone to gain access, but what happens if I

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