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Oh, is this a fleet measure rather than a 'per unit moved'?
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They can be very very fiddly. They get contaminated fluid - presumably from shit cylinder seals. They can be difficult to tune (too much travel, not enough). They can be fiddly to change pads. The pistons stop working on one side (binding u
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Doing the equation regularly would be interesting. There are some other parameters to consider too. Stopping for fuel is not something I enjoyed. I can charge at home. You won’t have to stop to refuel in an EV unless you’re going a long way
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> Road transportation uses about 20x as much fuel as ocean shipping, planes use about 2x as much, and trains about the same amount. I’m misunderstanding something. Planes use twice as much fuel while road uses 20x more?
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I got back into cycling after 20 years off. Good hydraulic disc brakes are just so good. Sadly I need them more, I’m a chicken on the decent and there is a lot more of me to stop.
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> This is literally illegal! Physicians cannot refer patients to entities they own or have an interest in. There has to be a done of exceptions to this. You see a cardiologist and they recommend a stent. They aren’t going to recommend a
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What country was this?
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I didn’t know this - I’ve never had to work on my Shimano brakes, they just work.
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> a bicycle disc brake flushing kit With the right gear, the job is still horrible. SRAM brakes give me an unlimited number of maintenance chores.
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Pictures are surely what everyone wants to see, thanks. Animation that looks similar below. I’m not sure its that similar to MRI, but there are clear advantages to using US and it’s a new technique which hopefully get better. https:/&
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Chuck Yeager seemed pretty bold and died at 96. Yay, one old bold pilot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Yeager
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> 320k year old obsidian tools and color pigments found in Kenya that came from hundreds of miles away. Might have been contactless drop off.
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> On a pedal bike, it's very important because you are most likely to be hit by cars from behind. If anyone hasn’t tried a bike radar, they are a massive help. Eg Garmin Varia. Take care with the new model, the light is insane, on 5
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It can be bad on a bicycle too, especially if wearing AirPods (in transparency mode).
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I’d like a special exemption for social media, with it being in category 3 always.
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This is probably true of every school that follows a philosophy or belief system. It needs addressing. The school was white wealthy hippies when I was there. It’s vastly more representative now.
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> The problem is you also need to be able to be part of the mainstream system at some point There is a requirement to meet certain state mandated standards and the one I went to also took state funding, leading to dilution of Steiner inf
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I went through a Steiner school from pre-school to end of high school. It’s highly opinionated and very controlling initially . When you paint, you start with one colour. Then another day you get the next (there were only primary colours,
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Synology systems will take 24TB drives (let’s not dive into which drives they’ll take). However there is a volume limit depending on processor. https://kb.synology.com/en-us/DSM/tutorial/Why_does_my_Synol...
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Some of the details you are missing here matter quite a lot.
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> a modest 80tb one for my home lab I laughed.
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How does that work now they are a subsidiary of SpaceX? Does that make the rotting corpse of Twitter public again?
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The UDM runs mine, but prior to that I ran a Docker container with it. It worked well. https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/unifi-controller
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Apple hasn't had many models constrained by supply instil recently (Neo, Mini and possibly studio). The ram shortage doesn't seem have have hit them until quite recently. Existing agreements? They pay more to be prioritised?
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Is that it, or did Apple negotiate long term contracts with suppliers? Tim Apple has never been one to shy away from squeezing out another dollar.
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Thank you.
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Recent events have taken ‘protection’ to a whole new level that’s extremely controversial. It seems unlikely that you don’t know that.
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>troll account. Why do you say? What is the single issue? I can’t find a linking theme.
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Sea level rise is a key problem for New Zealand - we have a lot of coast. At beaches there are poles showing predicted sea levels at various time points. There are lots of sites that show various predictions for sea level rises for NZ, show
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But we can do jet engines in suburbia far more easily.
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