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Similarly when goals are linked to earnings and the company reports adjusted earnings... So changing the earnings by disregarding some expenses or some sales out of the calculation. The one in charge of this adjustment can play to allow or
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Looking at current Ukraine situation, the drone pilots are a couple of kilometers behind the front. The radio range of the drones is not that big. Yes there are higher tech ones, but there are still people exposed at the front.
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Or even emacs, AS Amy Grinn showed last Werk at Fosdem. https://fosdem.org/2025/schedule/event/fosdem-2025-5139-org-...
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Another interesting watch is zswatch. It uses a nrf mcu as well. https://github.com/jakkra/ZSWatch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmCzV0jV9hs
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Thanks !
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It is self-supported by the visit fee of the many visitors. This is why the building is slow. They right size the team based on their funds. If there is less interests and less visitors, they limit the number of employees.
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Similar in Germany is the site Campus Galli, between lake Constance and the Danube river. The goal is to build an abbey from the 8th century. They got inspired by Guedelon and started more recently. The website is in german : https:/&
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> One bit of interest -- if constructed back in the 1300s, it would have probably taken 4 years or so. Funding is the biggest difference, historically it would have been built from a rich patron's pockets with no desire to wait 25 y
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> you have it all backward > > > we can flirt with the sort of nationalism that led us into WWI and WWII > > who are you speaking for? because nationalism didn't lead us , the US, into either world war; a desire on
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The first generation C3 (FC/FN) was close to the 2CV. There was as well the C3 Pluriel, where the top could be removed, a little bit like the 2CV. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citro%C3%ABn_C3
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There is one Winkelturm in Stuttgart Feuerbach, that is sometimes open for visitors. Here is a link in German http://www.schutzbauten-stuttgart.de/de-de/f%C3%BChrungen/%C... When these bunker were built in Germany
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I'm happy with a Cherry G84 compact wired keyboard (G84-4100). Maybe it helps...
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Adding Ginette Mathiot's "Je sais cuisiner" to French cookbook classics. Used by multiple generations.
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> As a self hosting afficionado, I feel like the perfect Google photo replacement doesn't exist yet. > > The synology photos app (...) > Next cloud (...) > Immich (...) > Photoprism (...) > > Is there any major,
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2-strokes opposed pistons engine already has a phase shift between bottom and top crankshaft for spooling purpose. Controlling the position of the top crankshaft relative to the bottom crankshaft seems doable.
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Sigrok wiki is a great source to check for protocol documentation of measuring device.
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There is as well ubus from openwrt for inter process communication. https://openwrt.org/docs/techref/ubus
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Remember de avondshow met lubach over "America first, Thr Netherlands second" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ELD2AwFN9Nc There is some truth in parody ;-)
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I understood the parent comment as generating renewable methane like methanol, using renewable electricity -> hydrogen (and CO2) -> methane. This doesn't requires bacteries and feedstock in a wet disgester, so it removes the issu
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Liquid H2 requires cryogenic tanks. The tank will loose heat, so need continuous power to keep it cool. Or there will be H2 leak over time that will empty the tank. When BMW made their hydrogen combustion engine, the tank would get empty wi
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My Fairphone FP4 works with a HP USB C laptop docking station. The screen and the keyboard work.
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40 % is not bad. That leaves 60 % other suppliers.
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You are right on openness. This is key to understand and fix broken machines. Mechanical designs used to be more open too. We bought tractors in the 1980's and these would come with a workshop manual with parts list and disassembly &#x
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Something completly weird: Imagine long vertical heatpipes reaching to space to cool down the planet. Dissipating heat into space.
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For indoor agriculture go to the Netherlands. Everything you proposed is already done there. But it requires mich Mord power than open fields.
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Most likely this solid state relay has a builtin flyback diode that was not in the circuit of the contactor. The diode should be as close as possible to the load to reduce the EMF.
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Thanks for clarifying the dimensions.
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This is used for circuit assembly indeed. The vaccum is used to pick a small component from a tray and place it on the PCB at the right place. As the components are so small nowadays the small tip of the nozzle helps where human hand would
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Medieval beer was used in place of water and was rated at 2% or less. That was the beer people would drink 1300 liter per year. It was the common way to sanitize water, as the river was the source of clean water and the dumpster for dirty w
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I can recommend workrave. It reminds me to take breaks and propose stretching or looking further than the monitor. https://workrave.org/
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