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by lagadu 8y ago
Believing the stability is real in a universe where bitfinex is a player is pretty optimist.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Considering how often we see news about malware being distributed on the Playstore, that comment is also true for it.
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by lagadu 8y ago
The max rate was lowered from 180 to 150 about 2-3 years ago.
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by lagadu 8y ago
On our side of the pond you only get paid the corresponding of your full salary based on what you discount for social security. In your example, if he's getting 40m a year, then he's also paying the corresponding social security f
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by lagadu 8y ago
Just look across the pond, many countries solved that over here and we managed to survive.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Absolutely, yes. Because if I'm searching about "free speech" I will be looking for information about how it's limited, aka: censorship.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Yes it was. The concept of gun rights cannot exist without the concept of gun control, it's quite literally the same theme. Gun control is what defines which gun rights people have.
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by lagadu 8y ago
I'm guessing... Austria? They only accept specifically Maestro and not Mastercard? N26 by default gives you a Mastercard but they also offer a Maestro if requested[0] [0] https://support.n26.com/read/000001452?loca
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by lagadu 8y ago
This is pretty funny because in most situations public transport is a significantly faster means of getting to work than cars are over here.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Your post is how I can tell you've never been to Copenhagen during the winter. Bicycles are used year-round no matter the weather. There's a saying here that roughly translates to "there's no bad weather, only improper c
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by lagadu 8y ago
Just take them on the metro/bus/light rail? I think I'm misunderstanding something in your question...
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by lagadu 8y ago
I take it you don't live anywhere a fairly northern latitude. Up here DST or not makes no difference, it'll still be night at that time and kids do just fine.
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by lagadu 8y ago
So? It's not a vote, it's a consultation. The idea being that anyone can give their input on the matter so it doesn't matter who is responding. The voting part, if it comes to that, comes later by the European Parliament.
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by lagadu 8y ago
> What would happen if the commission started asking for more policy-making input from citizens via online surveys? They already do. At any given point in there there are multiple ongoing consultations[0]. It actually works fine. [0] ht
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by lagadu 8y ago
Some electrics do that because the regeneration system makes them lose a lot of speed quickly so they automatically turn them on.
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by lagadu 8y ago
And those should get an automatic. The person you're replying to was saying that people who actually enjoy the act of driving usually go for manuals because they're just so much more fun.
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by lagadu 8y ago
No, adaptive cruise control where the car changes speed based on the car in front is also present on manuals. It only works above certain speeds though.
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by lagadu 8y ago
You're correct but I'm going to be the ass that points it out: the M4 has a 7-speed getrag DCT yeah but all other versions come with the ZF 8 speed traditional auto (which is really good, mind you). BMWs with DCTs other than M car
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by lagadu 8y ago
I'm on the other side of the fence. My previous car had an automatic, a lovely one too: the 7-speed getrag dual-clutch that bmw puts almost exclusively on the M models. When I bought it I thought that because the car was so good and it
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by lagadu 8y ago
Exactly as many as EV cars: 0
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by lagadu 8y ago
> Tesla is not on the same planet, design and feel wise, as the other carmakers I completely agree but for a completely different reason: all of Tesla's models have a very long way to go to catch up to the established carmakers, hel
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by lagadu 8y ago
We get really dark winters no matter whether we're on DST or not. Makes absolutely no difference.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Portugal eats at that same time and aren't shifted one hour. Dinner is just later than most for us southerners.
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by lagadu 8y ago
> (for crush/rollover strength?) That's correct: a car's roof (or rather the pillars that hold it) has to be strong enough to not get crushed in case the car gets flipped. That's why pillars are so thick nowadays.
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by lagadu 8y ago
It's not, the overwhelming majority of cyclists in Denmark don't use helmets either.
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by lagadu 8y ago
Also if you get the update via windows update you get the patch without having ever agreed to the no-benchmarking clause, so you're free to publish anyway.
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by lagadu 8y ago
> The population has real, historical reasons not to trust the traditional centralized provider of identity. It doesn't matter because the provider of identity is the same entity that needs to accept the identity: the Myanmar govern
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by lagadu 8y ago
But blockchain!
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by lagadu 8y ago
Sending stuff across the pond is expensive because when importing stuff you pay VAT + import fees on top of what you already paid.
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by lagadu 8y ago
They're really not. Compared to many other popular hobbies gaming's yearly cost is really low. Things like audio, photography, cars, warhammer, travelling, winter sports each will have yearly costs that make gaming seem cheap as h

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