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by ndjskska 7y ago
There are heat-sensitive stickers that change color if above some threshold. It's on packaged meat in Norway I believe.
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by ndjskska 7y ago
In Germany we're assigned to the nearest school. I remember walking to school in elementary school, later taking the bike for 20 min or public transportation. I don't live in a particularly dense area. Is Boston too sparsely popul
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by ndjskska 7y ago
The parent might be a non-native speaker and might have a mother tongue in which nouns have genders - the co-worker in German is of male grammatical gender.
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by ndjskska 7y ago
Use computers less.
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by ndjskska 7y ago
Mobile networks have more management functions than WiFi, for instance. If you're in a high density area, the mobile network will push the device to small range cells (handover), or tell the device which other cells are available in th
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by ndjskska 7y ago
Is it a common problem that hitting snooze on the alarm is /too hard/? I find myself paying for apps that make hitting the snooze button complicated. Captchas. Math. You name it. Is there any combination of sensors that gives the
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by ndjskska 7y ago
Have some decent insulation and sun blinds. Keep windows shut during the day and open at night. Works in many hot places around the world. AC can be complementary, but you dramatize.
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by ndjskska 7y ago
It's hip to have open source in some fields, and not in others. I've heard negative comments on multiple interviews - especially when there's an overlap between the open source project and your future work. Will you devote yo