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4y ago
I understand that, but I wasn't talking about the value of the airbags, I was asking about the procedure to replace them, if (invented numbers) there are 1500 people working on this replacement, it takes 200 hours to replace 300,000 ai
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4y ago
It is not entirely besides the point, if you had eaten all that stuff you would probably have health issues by now, since you gave them away you could consider those 900$ as a form of charity.
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> and I will be out approximately $900 that I spent obtaining the codes But you did eat US$ 900 worth of Burger King meals?
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4y ago
It is actually mandatory (at low speeds) with the usual differences by countries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_vehicle_warning_sound... but OP asked about engine sound.
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4y ago
I don't understand fully the way it is supposed to work, should all affected vehicles be stopped immediately? And then they should not be driven to service? Even if Dodge/Chrysler have enough spare air bags, if it takes 1 hour tim
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4y ago
AFAIK any would do, you can add a kit like : https://www.sound-booster.com/en/sets/electric-vehicle.html
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4y ago
Already thought of and also partly tested experimentally, cranes: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17789456 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32240546 https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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4y ago
I don't know, but I checked a few of these "neobanks" (or whatever they are) available in Italy and they seem more or less to have in common 3 things: 1) they offer services for free or for a low cost (compared to "norma
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4y ago
This particular tiny-floppy-bootloader project is a fork from the "main" tiny-linux-bootloader: https://github.com/owenson/tiny-linux-bootloader BUT intended for a floppy (which has NOT a MBR, nor any partiti
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4y ago
That's an easy one, you add fingerprint recognition, of course.
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4y ago
It is required by Law, like the warning triangle, requirements are different in different countries, some mandate also a first-aid kit and/or a fire extinguisher: https://trip.studentnews.eu/s/4086/77076-Safet
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4y ago
>Your logic only works in healthy markets like TVs where you could buy _EQUIVALENT_ device without the curvature or 3D. Excuse me, but the TV is not at all "a healthy market", in a healthy market you would have choices for non-
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4y ago
As well loosely related, it is a few years that there are projects to use muograpgy to better undertstand how the dome of the Duomo in Florence was built by Brunelleschi: https://bldgblog.com/2022/09/ maybe they w
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4y ago
For Sinclair it is easy to remember the dates: ZX80 ->1980 ZX81 ->1981 and those had 1KB RAM, the 16K (or 48K) came right after with the Spectrum, which is 1982.
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4y ago
What is not clear (to those that do not understand x86 assembler and/or boot sectors) is that the floppy won't have a filesystem, as if the sectors from 1 onwards are directly occupied by the kernel file, there won't be space
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4y ago
Well, both Syslinux and Lilo access the file system, from the (scarce and IMHO also inaccurate/confusing) info this thingy here accesses the kernel as a sequence of RAW sectors starting from sector 1. I.e. it is not a replacement for S
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4y ago
Personally I only use QTweb with javascript disabled on Hacker News (and try to access the linked pages with it). The good thing is that for many sites I don't get stupid "accept cookies" popups and/or paywalls and - as
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4y ago
I don't see why (or in what) it is misleading. The sentence (which is smart) can be read either as a funny, smart one or taken seriously, if you do the latter, you need to put it in its context, Free-Trade vs. Protectionism in very ear
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4y ago
>Also, and as opposed to common beliefs. You can cook on olive oil Common beliefs by whom? (the USA)? Loosely in Europe all mediterranean area countries have a tradition of cooking on olive oil since forever. (and of course Portugal, nor
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4y ago
On a similar theme I always liked Sir Winston Churchill on taxes: >We contend that for a nation to try to tax itself into prosperity is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle.
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4y ago
As a side note, the apex of coconut use is in Monty Python and the Holy Grail: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Python_and_the_Holy_Grai... >Originally the knight characters were going to ride real horses, but af
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4y ago
Not exactly "roaming in the town", but just last week I was talking with someone that remembered how - in the late 1950's or early '60's - her family (in Tuscany countryside) had usually three or four pigs that were
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4y ago
Yep, they (the videogame designers) got the wrong models, in case any of them read the comments here (and accept the critique in the article), the Cinta Senese is proposed as an alternative model. To be fair, if you quickly look for pigs br
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4y ago
Well, we do have the Cinta Senese breed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinta_Senese https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinta_Senese#/media/File:Il_Pa... that is (still today) actually very si
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4y ago
To be picky, Linux 0.02 was late 1991, I don't think that it supported anything between 1989 and 1991, and even later, until 1.0 in 1994, you couldn't do much in Linux. Still, 2026-1994 is 32 years, and I would gladly settle for m
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4y ago
Only to try to understand, do you mean that 98% of people access your site and play with the logo generation and never look at pricing or do you mean that 98% of people pay you 29, 59 or 99 dollars without first checking how much they will
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Side note (about privateers and Benjamin Franklin): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29268390
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>People have to deal. And if they cannot, bad for them? My mom has developed an eye problem, that - while not making her totally blind - makes impossible for her to use Pos' and ATM's, let alone the (crappy) bank website or app
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4y ago
>Furthermore, the European youth, especially in Italy, are more likely to live at home for many more years. That probably limits illegal drug use. I don't think so, in the sense that while technically living at home, it is not like
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4y ago
Strange article (about prices). AFAIK, at least here in Italy, black truffle is actually more around the 600-1000 Euro/kg mark (often less), but they fail to mention how white truffle (which is the best kind) is more in the 3000-5000 E
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