golli

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by golli 1y ago
Additionally it's probably a rule that was written in blood and it also isn't an obvious feature that someone would know about and base their purchase decision on.
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by golli 1y ago
I think the only solution is to just abolish draws like the Armageddon chess mode does, where a draw is counted as a win for black. And then have either an imbalance in allowed time for each player or have them bid on it.
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by golli 1y ago
And if it weren't a dominos app, but an otherwise identical or better third party app? Which through this now has a disadvantage compared to Apples app. Making it worse (regardless of how small or large that downside is) compared to wh
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by golli 2y ago
Is this just a count for America or Wikipedia in general. Because in that case it could also just be the rest of the world going "What the hell are you guys doing over there?"
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by golli 2y ago
Also why does it have to be a subscription in the first place. If it is a non standard use that requires extra software you don't and you want to separate those costs from users that don't need it, then make it a one time payment
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by golli 2y ago
Considering last year at the same event a female player was fined for wearing the wrong shoes I have to disagree with your claim. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-12-29/chess-player-fined-ov...
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by golli 2y ago
I think right on calling me out on that statement as it was likely a bit to broad. One differentiation that probably has to be made is whether you work as an employee or go self-employed/own your own small business, where you can earn
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by golli 2y ago
I think another important issue is how the societal and cultural evaluation of university degrees compared to alternatives like apprenticeships in crafts has shifted. The former is held in much higher regard as far as social standing goes
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by golli 2y ago
> Charging overnight as far as I understand is a bonus proposition I would disagree with it being just a bonus proposition, since it imo is part of the inherent advantages. And while i do agree with you that in many cases it will still b
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by golli 2y ago
I think (as already mentioned in other replies) it is usually less about chargers along major highways, but about charging at home/work. Which is especially relevant in places like Germany, where people primary rent rather than own the
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by golli 2y ago
Yes, these and other innovations will defivinitely increase our overall electricity consumption, but i imagine that it will be a gradual shift as it is aleady happening, since vehicles and heating has long life cycles. It also helps that en
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by golli 2y ago
> > why China installed 217 GW of solar last year, but only 1.2 GW of nuclear > > And 114 GW of coal [1]. Don't do nuclear, and that becomes 115 GW of coal. Nuclear and renewables aren't competing for market share. T