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931.
by lnsru 4y ago
Where are any economics in Ukraine war? Russian loses are comparable to whole army of a small country.
932.
by lnsru 4y ago
I also heard, their vaccination program wasn’t that good as elsewhere. Everybody in my bubble in Germany got corona at least once. Everybody were vaccinated at least twice. All cases in all age groups were not worse than average cold.
933.
by lnsru 4y ago
Since the normal container ships often have many refrigerated containers and the crew manage to control their temperature. Maybe roro ship crews will get access to the battery temperature data and will be able to prepare suspicious cars for
934.
by lnsru 4y ago
I can remember carbon nano tubes and graphene mentioned couple decades ago in nanotechnology lectures by amazing professor. I was exited to live in a different future back then. But back in the reality nowadays I use Ryzen 3950x to program
935.
by lnsru 4y ago
I am with you on this! I know a lady with some 20 rental apartments. Income is far from passive, managing (and suing not paying) tenants takes some serious time. Some tech workers have huge stock portfolios, however taking care of stocks ta
936.
by lnsru 4y ago
WiFi too according this article, so everybody living in large apartment buildings are at huge risk. At last place I was able to detect 20-30 networks depending on the room.
937.
by lnsru 4y ago
Well… 100 km around Munich €600k brings one 3-4 room apartment with the size of ~100 square meters. No house under 1 million EUR and it gets more and more worse every year. With rather average salaries and lots of borrowed money in the fami
938.
by lnsru 4y ago
I hate YouTube for their recommendation system. I watch few things and then get million recommendations of the same thing by different author. I don’t want that, I want to see other topics and must actively search for them.
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by lnsru 5y ago
Huge population!? Not even twice bigger than Germany. Area is huge. As natural resources lying all over the place. They all could live like princes in Dubai, but made a different choice. They have nuclear weapons for sure, but I wouldn’t li
940.
by lnsru 5y ago
I learned from clever dad in Germany - employ your kids asap. So you will help them paying into retirement fund reach working year count needed for retirement faster.
941.
by lnsru 5y ago
There are things my kid doesn’t like either. But my partner always asks if I could eat that meal if the child refuses. That’s how we don’t throw away that small meal.
942.
by lnsru 5y ago
It might be open source, but it’s not free. Tried to download once for doing documentation of other printed circuit boards. Compiled from GitHub, but the user interface wasn’t convincing. Ended using 3D model from KiCad in documentation an
943.
by lnsru 5y ago
Thanks, there are some eagle zip files included indeed.
944.
by lnsru 5y ago
What’s so open about Arduino? Can’t find any layout for download. Am I doing something wrong? Edit: it’s popular for sure, but is Arduino really open?
945.
by lnsru 5y ago
Imagine, that your work can be done in 10 hours, but you must sit 40 hours in the office and look busy. Well that’s hard. Pandemic opened me a ton of different opportunities, home office was forbidden for developers before. I hope, that I d
946.
by lnsru 5y ago
Thanks! Weirdly I see seldom Apple products in the hands of my German co-workers.
947.
by lnsru 5y ago
I am just curious about Apple watching my iPhone usage. Sometimes I tend to think, that Apple creates a profile as an applicant there just from phone usage. Apple knows about my not healthy relationship with the phone. Apple also knows abou
948.
by lnsru 5y ago
Makes no sense in country where occupational safety does not exist anyway. Source: born there, seen that.
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by lnsru 5y ago
When the engineers have choice between going to gulag or disappearing completely or delivering such elegant duct tape, spit and glue based solution… No general will ask for shaker or temperature chamber test results. These things must just
950.
by lnsru 5y ago
Thank you, great explanation. I still wouldn’t buy VW’s 1.0-1.4 liter petrol engines.
951.
by lnsru 5y ago
Think about the one in the movie Equilibrium. You need to suppress somehow the the need to be an asshole with lawnmower or untrained dog. Or with a masculine motorcycle with super loud exhaust. Or listen too loud to some tasteless music.
952.
by lnsru 5y ago
I am still amazed by people who bought smaller than 2 liter petrol engines from VW. It’s common knowledge, that VW went all in with their diesels and totally ignored petrol engines for a long time. These 1,x liter things were close to exper
953.
by lnsru 5y ago
Probably possible to order one of these using automotive process in some foundry in Asia. Nobody will ask too much and it would be enough power for defense applications.
954.
by lnsru 5y ago
As an electrical engineer I am curious how russians get their hands on the mil spec Western electronic components. I mean even in Western Europe I must fill few forms to obtain potentially dual use components. Mil spec Xilinx FPGAs or SiGe
955.
by lnsru 5y ago
Lithuania has Independence, not Latvia. Kremlin troll factory was screaming about money waste for years. Today it looks like a smart investment without a doubt.
956.
by lnsru 5y ago
I started my search with Dacia Spring (lol), went to Twingo, then to Leaf/Zoe. Battery degradation of these cars were known and looked good to me. Then I discovered full feature battery powered cars like ID.4 and Enyaq from Volkswagen.
957.
by lnsru 5y ago
I just ordered Kia EV6, friends were laughing: “we get new battery technology in couple years and you car will be soon outdated”. The truth is that the new battery technology comes every couple months. Never makes to mass production and sil
958.
by lnsru 5y ago
That’s exactly the case. We are allowed to do open source request, legal team writes a list what can we do (don’t share, don’t distribute, don’t release, internal use only, etc) and this goes on like this. Since legal team takes weeks, we w
959.
by lnsru 5y ago
Big corp I work for will not allow me to write single line of code for open source projects. I might leak something confidential this way. The reality is not black and white like you try to paint it. Heck I had problems with leaking confide
960.
by lnsru 5y ago
Have you heard about guy called Gas Gerd? He did amazing job lobbying Russian gas for decades.

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