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by mzi 4y ago
It's actually not. The MK4 competes with Bambu P1P which is cheaper, and the X1 Carbon Combo should be compared to a MK4 with an enclosure and a MMU3 and then Bambu comes out on top again.
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by mzi 4y ago
They also just published a blog post[0] discussing the hardware equivalent of SSPL if I get it correctly. 0: https://blog.prusa3d.com/the-state-of-open-source-in-3d-prin...
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by mzi 4y ago
Java has substantial industry backing, but you cannot argue that it has a battery-included standard library. But to answer the question: yes, Go has support for SMTP in net/smtp and a lot of different serialization formats in encoding&
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Train Wreck (2005)(inc.com)
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by mzi 4y ago
The first copy I found have 1286 pages, so that means you read six pages per day at around three minutes per page.
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by mzi 4y ago
It seems to be less than Klarna makes in an hour, before expenses.
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by mzi 4y ago
It's the opposite, really. The radio term was a pejorative, as the professionals saw the amateurs as ham-fisted.
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by mzi 4y ago
How would you enforce that? Track every purchase and attribute it to the correct taxable entity? That would mean no more cash. If I send my kid to buy groceries, is that sales tax on the kid or me?
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by mzi 4y ago
Sales tax is a tax that hits low income households harder, since they consume a higher portion of their income. And it's impossible to have a progressive sales tax. So switching from income tax to sales tax would transfer money from th
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by mzi 4y ago
What country do you live in? In Sweden the Social Insurance is paid by the employer and that tax is in 2022 31,42%, of the gross 2.6% is for the Parental part.
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by mzi 4y ago
In Sweden we have - 25 days off every year for every one (5 days minimum can carry over). Most tech companies have 30 days off. - No extra days for COVID - Unlimited sick days - 240 days of parental leave (so per parent. Increase if you hav
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by mzi 4y ago
The dependencies in your Dockerfile is as opaque as you wish. I've seen a lot of public available images built "FROM base" or similar, hidden somewhere in their maybe public CI. There is nothing in Dockerfile that actually sh
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by mzi 5y ago
I don't even need a small printer. What is the HP LaserJet 4M of today? That can sustain being the daily driver in a computer lab, survive a couple of million pages and has an at least half-reliable PS engine?
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by mzi 5y ago
All braking will transfer the weight from the rear wheel(s) to the front wheel(s), regardless which brake you're using. So braking with only the rear brake will transfer wight to the front wheels until you loose traction on the rear wh
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by mzi 5y ago
Elastic-the-company have over 200 million USD in revenue per quarter and its growing. It's not a small company that needs protection.
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by mzi 5y ago
I played Witcher 3 on Linux yesterday evening, it runs perfectly and it's listed as Platinum on Protondb (to be back on topic). I haven't played Bioshock in a while but according to reports it should work well,as with the Elder Sc
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by mzi 5y ago
He has unfortunately lost his star: https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/hawker-chan-singapore...
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by mzi 5y ago
It seems to have been restored again.
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by mzi 5y ago
The elusive "h". It is very common (for French speaking English) to either remove an h as they did there, or insert it where it don't belong as in "hot hair balloon" or the city of "Hamsterdam".
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by mzi 5y ago
> Van der Poel came in second a lot He also won the 5000m event in Youth World Championships two consecutive years ahead of Patrick Roest.
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by mzi 5y ago
Chuck McManis developed NIS+ while he was at Sun Microsystems
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by mzi 5y ago
In Sweden we have "BankID" that could be card based, but almost everyone has it in their phone. It is issued by the banks (hence the name?) since they already has vetted your identity. BankID is used almost everywhere, from online
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by mzi 5y ago
Proto-Indo-European *ǵr̥h₂nóm [0] So I would guess most European languages would have the same meaning in one way or another. 0: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/corn
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by mzi 5y ago
I'm on my phone but I think you can do this if you're using awk anyway: netstat -rn -f inet | awk '/default/ {print $2;exit}'
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by mzi 5y ago
The reason for these departments is to maintain the secrecy of correspondence ("brevhemlighet"). This department is the only one within the postal service that has the right to open mail and try to decode who is the recipient. The
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by mzi 5y ago
The Swedish Post Office had at least before a department for unreadable addresses, that would put great pride in finding the correct recipient. I have sent letter addressed to "the red house with blue door, if you take the first road r
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by mzi 5y ago
This is more a conclusion of something suspected since it was first revealed, and not something that will rock the foundations of science.
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by mzi 5y ago
As others have replied the store room is just a counter. On Google maps there is a picture with a girl opening the door, what you see inside is the whole store.
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by mzi 5y ago
Everytime I'm in Berlin I go to Jünemann's Pantoffeleck. Maybe it's not as specialized as some of the stores in this article, but it was the first to come to mind when I read the title. For me it was a different experience to
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by mzi 5y ago
That links to a completely different article also featured here on HN today.

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