hutzlibu

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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Before I had a family, I also did not have a car. But in rural areas, it is really, really hard without one. For example one train line in a village close by down in a valley is currently not active for whatever reason. But there are buses
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Well yes, we could start by not subsidizing (tax excemption) jet fuel for example. I am also a big fan of very light electric vehicles that are a mix of bicycle and car. But not in combination with SUV tanks and aggressive drivers.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"but you can cover a lot with a mix of trains and buses." Sure and I never debated that and I like Switzerland. But as far as I know, they also have a lot of cars. So both is needed, not either or. And yes please, wherever somethi
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Are there any strawmen around? This thread was about replacing cars with trains, where it makes sense. Not to declare cars are the only way.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
So you want to ban cars from the cities? I can work with that and would enjoy it, if there are working alternatives. But in general replacing roads with train tracks, is not something I think can work. "So it is not an either or questi
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Sure and this is what is being done and makes sense (and could be improved a lot). But parent poster seemed to imply you can replace roads with train tracks.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Guess what germany has lots of? Not many high mountains, but lots of high enough mountains and valleys, that you need lots of expensive bridges to pass. I happen to live right next to a big one, that was build 1850 and is now getting renova
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Like dirty bombs, that anyone can make easily, who can make a ordinary bomb.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Not to me. Railroads cover only so much area, leaving the last (hundred) miles to cars. So it is not an either or question and should be stopped treated as such ( in certain circles). Germany has a quite good railroad system, but you really
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
But how little can you know about your own product and your customers, by suddenly treating an AAA game that is sold for a fixed big price, where a fee per install might make sense or is affordable, the same as all those little games, where
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
I had a brake failure once (which did not caused damage due to luck and reaction). It was a old car, but it was checked before.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Some telegram groups developed as some sort of community. "Do people scroll through the threads?" Most won't, so the same things and questions get discussed again and again. If the mod is engaged he will create sticky notes,
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
I .. guess there are different standards or point of views what counts as clean and fast? I experience it as very slow and bloated, even though it somewhat improved.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Well, I am not an expert in obscure experts, but I know that on 2 occasions people told me in all seriousity the idea of a psychic advanced Atlantis and mentioned a name who discovered it, but no Idea if that was Hancock. And that lost civi
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
I found the ads covering all of the foreground to be more annoying, where you even cannot close them, without opening the link. Pity on those who do not know what a adblocker is and have no one to tell them.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
I think for steam engines and laser tech, there would have to be some sort of evidence to be found. The only slightly "plausible" theory might be, if a advanced civilisation would have had psychic powers (quantumnwaves something)
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Oh yes, they are annoyingly interesting, which is fine when I am browsing for fun, but usually I go to StackExchange for a very specific problem and then suddenly, uups, where am I?
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
I noted your "seems to". I just wanted to point out, that it could be seen as overstepping a line, to suggest that the whole marriage is possibly incompatible, because of that little shared info. I mean, of course it does not soun
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
That would be easy to check. But are people really that desperate for virtual points?
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"That said, there seems to be an underlying interpersonal conflict, and possibly incompatibility, here." Possible, but I would not judge so much, from the little that was shared. Op just shared what worked for him, to prevent pani
621.
by hutzlibu 3y ago
"It only numbs you to the conflict and puts the whole burden on your wife." Or it prevents the conflict from escalating. Panic and anger are connected, so if he found a way to be calm and stop the conversation, I guess this is way
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Fasting is the most easy for me, when I am busy (preferable in nature on a hike). But when I am at home, surrounded by all kinds of food and kind of bored - then yeah, it can be hard.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Well, we do have invasive species as well (and other problems, like too much acid from the spruce in the soil), but fortunately not your kind, which seem indeed tricky to deal with. This I found interesting (on wikipedia): "Herbivores
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Where I live in germany, there used to be extensive spruce monocultures forests everywhere. They are mostly chopped down now and replaced with a mixed young forest, all without herbicides. (But with some planted trees, cleansing and fences
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
It is probably not on par with the professional video editors and it is not very intuitive to get started, but blender has a build in video editor, that should cover most basic needs. Otherwise sure, that misguided evangelicalism is hurting
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"There are multiple studies about it, published by scientists, most of them agree that "Don’t trust everything you read in the psychology literature. In fact, two thirds of it should probably be distrusted."" Can you lin
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
I would believe, really sensitive networks, have ME deactivated anyway and need other, specialised infiltration methods. But when targeting a random individual in a hurry, I think it would be handy to just use the build in backdoor.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Ok, I see (maybe formally wrong) neuroscience as a part of psychology. (At least some psychologists I talked to, had this position) And the reason why bridging is not really happening, because of the ethical restrictions. But this is my hyp
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Huh? As far as I know every Intel ME has access to the internet, can receive push firmware updates and write access to everything else on the system. It does not need a modified version, they can just use the official way, the normal Intel
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Ok, you don't have to convince me that Java has many problems, as I intentionally avoided Java for some of those reasons for the last 15 years. But thanks for reminding me of some of them .. But the concept of inheritance I like. And I

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