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by moooo99 5y ago
Who claimed that these were shipping containers? It comforms to the applicable ISO standards, it is transported like a shipping container. It is a shipping container
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by moooo99 5y ago
> My local grocery store recently switched to paper bags. So I got curious. Turns out you have to re-use a paper bag 43 times for the energy use to be the same as plastic grocery bags. This is impossible since they are made of paper. Thi
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by moooo99 5y ago
Hunger has left the developed world, but is still an issue in poor countries. Our society is so incredibly wasteful with food, there are massive amounts of perfectly edible food send to trash every year. This leads me to believe that even w
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by moooo99 5y ago
Reading this in Germany, I'd happily overpay for a 1Gbit connection even though I couldn't use it. Unfortunately, the fastest available connection here is a 50mbps, and thats a significant improvement. Three years ago, we were lim
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by moooo99 5y ago
I recently went through the same thing with relatively good success, here is what I did 1. Turn off notifications. Originally my lockscreen was always flooded with notifications. Turning off notifications helped me to look less after my pho
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by moooo99 5y ago
> Germany and Netherlands report that theirs is even worse at providing any remotely advanced treatment. It kind of depends on what you'd consider advanced treatment. I know a few people with chronic illnesses that are dependent on
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by moooo99 5y ago
Depending on the target demographic, Discord might also be a good Slack alternative. It seems like its the preferred platform for many projects nowadays
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by moooo99 5y ago
I'm not saying that the change of direction by the STIKO is a bad thing - new data leads to new conclusions and that they're openly admitting that with a change in their recommendation is very good. Nonetheless, the whole communic
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by moooo99 5y ago
> So Merkel is not "opting" for anything personally, just following the recommendation... While this is true, it looks entirely different when looking into the whole context of the vaccination campaign. I am a student in German
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by moooo99 5y ago
But is the automotive industry really the main customers for TSMC? Judging by all the news I read about the company, the main reason for the hype is that they are always on the bleeding edge of semiconductor manufacturing, which isn't
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by moooo99 5y ago
> I have to say that I've never met anyone who thinks that bikes (or any other mode of transport) can replace cars 100%. Probably not, but it is certainly feasible to eliminated the need of owning a car.
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by moooo99 5y ago
> although it sucks to see the price difference on so many titles Thats what I always think when considering a new Switch game as well. They're so incredibly expensive, Breath of the wild is still 50€ although it was released 4 year
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by moooo99 5y ago
> For that money, you will only be able to buy a bread and butter, nothing else. Maybe you're trolling or maybe you're just actually clueless, but when looking at how much people can afford, its not sufficient to convert the eu
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by moooo99 5y ago
Not OP, but also building a similar user system. I can totally understand the motivation to not use the internal SSO. With most companies I know, as soon as you actually connect to their private datasources, you have to do some extra steps
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by moooo99 5y ago
This baffles me. I have never seen anyone use a cheque in my entire life. Here you can just issue a SEPA payment, free for private individuals and for business accounts.
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by moooo99 5y ago
Thats not true. The cost of the checkup are covered once before you turn 35 and every three years for anybody above the age of 35 [1]. Still, people have to be willing to do that checkup, make an appointment by themselves and so on. Still,
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by moooo99 5y ago
> HARD disagree. Use a separate personal machine and a KVM switch or hub/dock. This! Especially with Thunderbolt being widely available n high end machines, switching between computers is easier than it ever was. I have a work Windo
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by moooo99 5y ago
This is also what bothers me. The example before the one you mentioned looked the best to me. And it seemed to reliably detect numbers and operators as well, so I don't see why this approach should not be able to resolve the equation l
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by moooo99 5y ago
Sharing the codebase between all apps would definitely be an explaination for the occasionally unpleasant desktop experience.
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by moooo99 5y ago
Not OP, but it's definitely the incredible flexibility of the system, especially the databases. I basically track everything, from sideproject progress, CRM, personal challenges, workouts, books read, personal expenses, whishlists and
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by moooo99 5y ago
But unfortunately, it often is
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by moooo99 5y ago
Most people nowadays don't even remember their own phone number, let alone can remember two 4-5 digit numbers for their location. If I'd take 100 peoples to test what combination they can remember easier, I bet they have a harder
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by moooo99 5y ago
There are really are issues with such a system and you listed some of them, but your recommendation makes me feel like you didn't read beyond the headline. They need a way to transfer location data by the word of mouth, which is extrem
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by moooo99 5y ago
I know that's only anecdotal and no evidence at all, but the only time I encountered a website that is not serving European users anymore was a link here on HN. I think most users didn't even notice and for the people who do and a
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by moooo99 5y ago
Accessibility is, search engine friendliness isn't. But being able to search the available documentation instead of clicking through videos can still be a nice touch. Also, since making a video requires a bit more effort than changing
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by moooo99 5y ago
Its not like its actually 80% productivity. Work time usually does not equal productivity time. In most cases, it would probably be 95% productivity for 80% salary with the mentioned 100% overhead
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by moooo99 5y ago
Traditionally (ASP) .NET was tightly integrated with the Microsoft stack of Windows Server, IIS and MSSQL. I'm not sure if this was really a must, but from what colleagues told me it was a huge PITA if you didn't use those solutio
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by moooo99 5y ago
I think the original comment was referring to the initial backlash Samsung received after putting inferior Exynos Chips into non-US devices, that were significantly less performant while drawing more power than the devices with the Qualcomm
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by moooo99 5y ago
The 3DS is a handheld console by Nintendo. Just kidding, 3DS is short for 3D-Secure and is an approach to make payments with credit cards more secure. Things like 3DS are mandated by the PSD2 which came into effect a while ago. PSD(2) is sh
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by moooo99 5y ago
I guess these numbers would translate roughly to other apps. It'll be interesting to see how the earnings of apps with ad-only monetization develop. Assuming the earnings will actually drop, I can think of plenty of ways developer coul

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