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by mschild 4y ago
Not really. Shipping companies rarely ever have their own locations and are usually located in some form of kiosk. I don't think there is an equivalent to Stapels in Germany. Another commenter mentioned that DM and Rossmann (CVS, Rite
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by mschild 4y ago
Mine does, unfortunately, not offer printing services.
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by mschild 4y ago
Generally no. Its about the length of walking that I do to get to work one way. But its a far enough distance to be an inconvenience. I rarely ever print something, but when I do its because there is no other option for me. That usually mea
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by mschild 4y ago
It's a perfectly legal way to buy a property in Germany. Of course this gets abused to launder money because you can also buy a house worth a million in cash.
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by mschild 4y ago
True, but print shops are harder and harder to find. I live in Berlin and the closest print shop is almost 2km away.
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by mschild 4y ago
Based on calculations done by Greenpeace using data collected by several institutes on peoples willingness to pay for a public transport ticket. The press release [0] and actual report in pdf [1] [0] https://presseportal.greenpea
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by mschild 4y ago
Still too high imho. 49 Euros is not completely covered under the unemployment allowence by the state. The max for that is 45 Euros. Additionally, making the price 29 Euros would mean double the expected ticket sales and ultimately more mon
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by mschild 4y ago
Yeah, this would be about the most inefficient way to do it. You barely ever have to show your ticket. There are no gates that track where you are. You just walk into the train and go with it. Especially considering that tracking the genera
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by mschild 4y ago
This is a massive change and a huge improvement for a lot of people. This isn't directly because of the price, although there is some reduction in price to the current system, but because it simplifies the ridiculous pricing zones. For
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by mschild 4y ago
If you want a bread slicer and are able to find it in your location, I'd recommend Graef. They're an old German company and have produced bread slicers since the 1950s. Still super good quality and you can buy different blades to
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by mschild 4y ago
The Kingsmith R1. As far as I know, it's a Xiaomi brand. It'd caution against getting a foldable treadmill however. Stability doesn't seem to be an issue but you do always notice the gap between the two parts. Most walking tr
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by mschild 4y ago
Might make sense if you're exclusively drinking it from the fountain, but we use the filter only for tee. Our water quality is generally exceptional. Just for tee it's a bit too hard.
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by mschild 4y ago
Water filter for my tea water. Our local water is quite hard and there is a stark taste difference. Walking treadmill for my desk. Usually sit all day and would then try to get in some movement in the evening. I now walk around 7k steps dur
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by mschild 4y ago
The original author left divio and maintains diataxis now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33711160
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by mschild 4y ago
I would recommend trying GrapheneOS. Easy to install on Pixels and have heard great things. The OS focus is on Privacy and Security which can come with some cutbacks but still might be worth it to you
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by mschild 4y ago
Good catch. I think sponsorships should always be disclosed in the abstract or introduction.
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by mschild 4y ago
Detergent packs in the US seem to be mostly gel packs. In Germany, most tabs are simply hard pressed powder. Gel packs did fail in their cleaning function and the recommendation generally goes for either tabs or powder, where powder can sav
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Ask HN: Any experience with Google TV Basic mode?
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by mschild 4y ago
I don't think they do tear-downs but they do stress test them extensively. Their reports also include their testing methods in detail. For washing machine testing, for example, they independently bought 3 of each model and ran each thr
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by mschild 4y ago
> As for cargo-vet vs 2fa, as the article mentions (but I think bears emphasis), they solve different problems. I disagree. On the surface and a technical level cargo-vet and 2fa do different things, yes. However, the intended effect her
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by mschild 4y ago
I think the main problem is probably finding any mainstream consumer TVs that are non-smart. I have looked and beyond some obscure brands or short of incredibly expensive commercial models there are barely any options.
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by mschild 4y ago
I think the big differentiating factor will probably be that "jiggle programmers" don't really know what they're copying or why something works. I'd hope senior programmers do.
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by mschild 5y ago
In Germany you have the KFZ Steuer which brings in about €9.4b every year. You pay KFZ when you have a car. [0] https://www.bundesfinanzministerium.de/Content/DE/Downloads/...
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by mschild 5y ago
They ran 3 machines of each model 1840 times and always exactly recorded the statistics (is the 60C program really using 60C water, etc) and results to test for reliability.
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by mschild 5y ago
For some products, I agree, but realistically its about as good as it gets unless you do thorough research on a given product and are actually able to find a somewhat unbiased review. Take washing machines for example. How do you know which
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by mschild 5y ago
Sure, but this study is based on UK data.
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by mschild 5y ago
Going by statistics, I'd arguee black, herbal, and green, with black tea leading with quite a margin. [0] [0] https://brandongaille.com/20-uk-tea-industry-statistics-and-...
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by mschild 5y ago
Comirnaty is the Pfizer/Biontech vaccine. Spikevax the Moderna one. I dont know Swedish. Does it provide any numbers for Spikevax?
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by mschild 5y ago
Anecdotal, but I've used Car2Go extensively and HATED the smart cars. Always felt like they would fall apart the next time I accelerated. Car2Go (Mercedes) merged with DriveNow (BMW) and are now called ShareNow. VW also runs a service
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by mschild 5y ago
Would something like the BMW C1 suit your needs? [0] Its old but maybe you can find a cheap used one. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_C1

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