justoreply

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by justoreply 4y ago
In Germany is around 0.50€/kWh or $0.53/kWh
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by justoreply 4y ago
11000lbs -> 5t
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by justoreply 4y ago
indexing (for rg) and content search (for plocate)
34.
by justoreply 4y ago
you can't run binaries built for other distributions, without patching them
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by justoreply 4y ago
war in Ukraine?
36.
by justoreply 4y ago
Do you know what are you talking about? Banks don't have all the funds. Are they Ponzi scheme? No.
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by justoreply 4y ago
nice link (if you are clicking it directly) :)
38.
by justoreply 4y ago
This content is not available in your country/region.
39.
by justoreply 4y ago
But any automated tool won't work. I have a similar problem with my self hosted feed reader, my vps hosting ip doesn't have 100% reputation with Cloudflare and I can't download some feeds Edit: spelling
40.
by justoreply 4y ago
Meanwhile in Berlin you can use public transport alone if you are 6 years old, and you can take your younger sibling too https://www.bvg.de/en/tickets-tariffs/conditions-of-carriage
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by justoreply 4y ago
According to this podcast, in order to stop the car you just need to brake, as brakes are always more powerful than the engine https://www.pushkin.fm/episode/blame-game/
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by justoreply 4y ago
> bloated hybrid not necessary, Toyota hybrids don't have a clutch or gears, so they have a comparable complexity to a purely ICE powered car
43.
by justoreply 5y ago
Have a open source smalltalk environment running efficiently on mobile phones, so it is possible to develop applications directly on them Have an open source smalltalk environment with working concurrency, in order to efficiently use all th
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by justoreply 5y ago
I'm pretty sure that Brompton bikes are made in the UK, so no EU
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by justoreply 5y ago
Germany has them too https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magdeburg_Water_Bridge
46.
by justoreply 6y ago
some examples about changing behaviors: high tobacco taxes to reduce smoking, or high fuel taxes to reduce pollution
47.
by justoreply 6y ago
451: Unavailable The page you are attempting to access is not available in your country.
48.
by justoreply 6y ago
several people still remember the Stasi and they don't want a state controlled app to monitor their movement. If you want your app to have the biggest installation base (without asking for a mandatory installation) you can't ask f
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by justoreply 6y ago
I had several notifications of low risk exposures, so the app is fed with some data. This doesn't happen in the Italian version of the app if you are living in some regions, for example. If the app is useful, this is another topic, but
50.
by justoreply 6y ago
the app doesn't store location information by design for privacy reasons
51.
by justoreply 6y ago
With just the difference that in Germany that app works, in Italy the correct infrastructure/process was not built, sick data information was never uploaded so the app is useless
52.
by justoreply 6y ago
ah ok, because I can barely hear my fan (and I never changed it)
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by justoreply 6y ago
I don't think it is true: I have an almost silent gen8 and I'm not using the built-in raid