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I have it as well and at this point used the same head for 5 months. There's no visible deterioration and I exceed the recommended brushing time by doing 5 instead of 3 minutes. Why exactly is the head only good for 3 months?
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And yet they seem to have massive issues https://www.thedrive.com/news/44068/over-10-percent-of-tesla...
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Right and their ideology is to build more solar and wind. Which, even when factoring in the cost of batteries, is cheaper than nuclear or almost any other form of energy. https://ourworldindata.org/cheap-renewables-growth
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The greens haven't been part of the national government for decades until 2021. I disagree with their decision to not keep the nuclear reactors running, but if you want to point fingers at people it's not them that unilaterally de
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Even just normal competent salaried employees would've been an improvement. With that amount you could've reasonably employed a 50 person department with roughly 100k cost of employment for 20 years.
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Sure, but the situation isn't getting any better. At some point you will have to start paying exorbitant salaries to people that still know Cobol and are familiar with mainframe. Then they'll need probably years to understand and
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China invests a significant chunk more into renewable energies than the US. More than double actually. In fact, a higher percentage of their total energy is met by renewables than for the US. They have 3x the capacity of the US while their
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Fascinating link thanks. I had a small hunch that it could also be related to how thoroughly we chew. I've noticed over the years that I chewed less and less while eating and started swallowing most pieces whole. Since a few months ago
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Realistically, only to a small extent. The idea is more to run through what you're aiming for and give it a sanity check. Plans are adaptable and if they change that's perfectly fine, but you need to know what and why you're
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There is a network of local state owned savings banks in Germany called Sparkasse. They have an in-house IT company called Finanz Informatik. I was surprised to learn that they actually had IT/Software Dev apprenticeships that taught C
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3y ago
> If they can't use the method they were prompted to use, they can choose a different MFA method to sign in Let you use a different method you signed up for.
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3y ago
Headline is certainly attention grabbing but not as bad as it sounds. This is, currently, for commercial customers only and will always pick the most secure option that your account has setup. If the most secure option is not available, the
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3y ago
Electricity is a bit more complicated in Europe since a lot of the national grids are interconnected. German prices, and some other European ones afaik, are determined by the merit order principle. https://www.ostrom.de/post
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3y ago
What makes you think TSMC management would blow their own facilities? It's one of the main bargaining chips they have to keep the US at the table to intervene with their military.
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There certainly are other spaces where open source code is hosted and available, but the default for most is GitHub. I think it's in a similar position to Google 10 years ago. Sure there are other search engines, but Google is by and l
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Theyll probably survive, but in what numbers and which types of birds is an entirely different story. Nevermind the massive impact that has on the environment in general.
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What about this is clickbait? The article details why hikers are not welcome during the super bloom and and the closure of hiking trails. *edit: ah, I suppose by not mentioning the town name.
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3y ago
Our providers offer that as well, but its significantly more expensive for the same speeds you'd get from cable/fiber/dsl. 500Mbits is 49 for wired, but 79 for having a 5G modem. And typically, if you have a 5G station close
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I live in a large European city and am very often out and about and use my phone to navigate and consume content. I simply don't see the need for 5G. 4G was a major stepup in speed and given the rise of smartphones and platforms like Y
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I'd argue the consent is you clicking on the video to watch it. Sponsor spots are the norm, especially for large well-known channels. The fee is charged to users if I understand it correctly? So essentially YouTube premium? That can wo
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The problem I have with most ads is the tracking. I'd compare sponsor messages with print ads in magazine. Theyre probably somewhat relevant to the target audience of the channel but everyone sees the same one.
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I find clearly marked sponsored content on YouTube a non-issue. Yeah there are scummy or questionable sponsors but overall I get why they exist and in comparison to the alternative I think its an acceptable solution. There's people and
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They have only done simulations and isolated components testing so far and are now planning to build a 20 foot drone. "Will" is a pretty generous word in this context.
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Acer has 2 options but they start 299. Alternatively, you can look into mobile 5g modems/routers with battery. They're also in the same price range though plus you have to charge them. You mentioned Austria so I assume you're
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That sounds tedious. Part of the solution to that is to standardize it. Even outside of cities, the bins are the same and can be picked up by the trucks automatically. The only manual part is rolling it to and from the truck. Of course, gen
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All buildings have larger bins (between 240 and 1100 litres) on the outside or in a specified area. Those are picked up by the waste companies. There is no need to specifically place waste into a bag. You can just put it straight into the c
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Do you have to use bags or do just do it because you've always done it? We have similar recycling setup in Germany. I don't use bags for any of them.
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Not massively advertising low cost options and not having any at all are wildly different things. Of course companies push the items with the highest margins. They want to make money after all, but they still have plenty of options in the s
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I always found that aspect of Star Trek TNG really weird. They often say their command codes out loud for everyone to hear. In fact, there was an episode where Data was able take over the ship by imitating Picard's voice.
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Thats an incredibly privileged view on this. The world doesn't run high paying western salaries. Most people earn significantly less. The average monthly indian salary, by now the largest country in the world population wise, is rounda
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