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by odiroot 3y ago
So the advice to "touch grass" was actually well intentioned?
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by odiroot 3y ago
Railways in UK are great, if you can afford it and if they're not on strike themselves. Flying is actually annoying because not many cities are connected, unlike Germany for example. On top of that, the airports in smaller cities have
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by odiroot 3y ago
You can also use ChatGPT to help you write Home Assistant YAML code for sensors and automations. I even got it to write ESPHome rules for me.
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by odiroot 3y ago
UK is not alone in this. Germany is doing the same.
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by odiroot 3y ago
> This was at Five Guys Five Guys is probably the most expensive fast food around here. It's not a surprise.
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by odiroot 3y ago
Does it also work with the lite version of ESP box?
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by odiroot 3y ago
Time to register gaymusical.gay!
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by odiroot 3y ago
This thing 10 years ago was pretty metal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28JaMr3Ymi0
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by odiroot 3y ago
That sounds like Santander.
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by odiroot 3y ago
Even if there was WiFi available on the train, the mobile network outside large population centres is so terrible, you wouldn't be able to get much done. Train WiFi is not magical, it needs proper infrastructure all over the place.
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by odiroot 3y ago
How is it controversial? It many countries this a normal thing. Even in strongly capitalist UK a good few municipalities own their bus system.
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by odiroot 3y ago
Cheap, low-maintenance, easy to troubleshoot?
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by odiroot 4y ago
Or you get a diploma for that, and you are a bona fide engineer.
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by odiroot 4y ago
> (though it was much worse in East Central Europe: Polish-Soviet War, Ukrainian War of Independence) Poland was actually lucky, because the Soviets lost. At least back then, until they attacked us again in 1939.
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by odiroot 4y ago
> My related take in this is that airports are expensive to maintain because you waste a ton of space on vendors and seating areas. If airports were just shacks next to a runway, they’d be much cheaper to run. That was literally Berlin a
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by odiroot 4y ago
Modlin airport is miserable. Shouldn't even have "Warsaw" in the name, as it's nowhere near. To get to Warsaw, you have to take a bus first, then switch to a local train.
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by odiroot 4y ago
You could potentially enter Britain without a passport this way, taking a ferry.
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by odiroot 4y ago
Now do McKinsey. Probably would work out even better.
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by odiroot 4y ago
As of late, the drug gangs from the Balkans have been hitting the news most often.
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by odiroot 4y ago
I can take dark but why are cinemas so insanely loud nowadays? And yet it is hard to hear the dialogue.
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by odiroot 4y ago
Also funnily, (Greater) London is not even a proper city. It's a town and a county consisting of City of London, City of Westminster and all the other boroughs.
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by odiroot 4y ago
The new welcome screens are something baffling to me. When I open Kate, a text editor, I immediately want to type my text, not be greeted by options and look for "new file".
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by odiroot 4y ago
And then 99% of the industry is nowhere near these perks.
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by odiroot 4y ago
And Deutsche Bank.
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by odiroot 4y ago
A crisis that will eclipse 2008.
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by odiroot 4y ago
That's gonna spawn some hot season for burglars!
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by odiroot 4y ago
Libpurple powered the messaging on Nokia N900. It was really a great experience, seamlessly using the same app for SMS, FBM, Skype, Google Chat and few others.
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by odiroot 4y ago
It's a new fad in SEO world. Gotta respect the hustle!
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by odiroot 4y ago
I don't think this is always the case. My old T460p had crappy speakers that were facing downwards (leveraging flat surfaces). My newer T14 G1 and X1C G9 have great speakers. I usually have them at ~55%, never more than 75%. In the end
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by odiroot 4y ago
That's really similar to what happened in Person of Interest series.

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