markus92

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by markus92 7y ago
They won, over Trump and the infamous Article 13. While literally no one nominated them (except the organization themselves). So strange. I hope for them /b/ doesn't find out.
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by markus92 7y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20334945
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by markus92 7y ago
What I've been taught during my EE studies, is that the main reason to avoid square traces is for EMC reasons, mainly due to reflections due to the hard boundaries. Interesting that the article doesn't touch on that. PCB design&#
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by markus92 7y ago
The title of the article is a bit inaccurate, the main criticism is that badly marked bike lanes are a waste of money that could better be spend on more adequate infrastructure (so bike lanes that adhere to minimum safety standards etc.)
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by markus92 7y ago
Just FYI: CT/MR can nowadays be performed at sub millimeter resolution pretty much everywhere with up to date equipment, even out of plane.
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by markus92 7y ago
Hi there!
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by markus92 8y ago
Sounds like GDPR
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by markus92 8y ago
Too bad campaign contributions are heavily regulated in Europe. It's a bit harder to buy politicians here.
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by markus92 8y ago
Afaik, all EU authorities are required to communicate in a language you speak. You wouldn't have to hire Portuguese speaking counsel, they would have to get German translators. (This rule is great for appealing traffic fines from abroa
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by markus92 8y ago
Actually, you can in Europe. Context of law is more important than letter of law, as opposed to the US.