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by pandaman 4y ago
Work has not been done in the office exclusively, we had WFH for a long while. The only thing new now is that it's been mandatory for a while so the productivity data is rock solid.
902.
by pandaman 4y ago
It would have been if Ford fanatics had been everywhere preaching the superior technologies found in their Fords. IME even Ford owners are not very excited about the brand, there are some models (Raptor and Mustang mainly) enthusiasts but n
903.
by pandaman 4y ago
Companies actually track productivity. WFH had been around for a long time, treated as a perk. If it's been improving productivity it had been mandatory already. If it's been neutral - it had been encouraged (due to additional exp
904.
by pandaman 4y ago
Or people who need to drive in a lot of fasteners. Philips is a pain even with an impact driver/screw gun, the bit cannot hold the fastener unlike Torx/Robertson.
905.
by pandaman 4y ago
Tell them you are working with the other recruiters so if they don't want to double-submit (which invalidates the candidate in most cases unless the resume is so good the company does not mind paying double commission) they will have t
906.
by pandaman 4y ago
>Heck, I personally know a FANG who was forced to pay overtime for oncalls in europe while US workers only get the pager app and the shaft. It does not follow that it leads to greater disposable income. Retail workers in the US also get
907.
by pandaman 4y ago
Even if not having any debt is extremely important to you then you are still out of 2500 on your camera transaction, which is pure loss here. However some people consider not just an amount of debt but its other qualities too and for them h
908.
by pandaman 4y ago
The high current is found to cause racism and transphobia in children. You are only allowed maximum of 4 12V@5A conductors in the kitchen, it's unfortunate but we need to take care of this health issue for you.
909.
by pandaman 4y ago
But you only get gas unless you care for a charcoal grill, we don't have Star Trek synthesizer for you. Understand OUTRAGE now?
910.
by pandaman 4y ago
So this >From the outside it just looks like slum, favela, ghetto-style, third-world. Uncivilized. means you'd be fine with gas stove if electric had been banned by the government? Could have fooled me.
911.
by pandaman 4y ago
What is there to understand? Tastes differ, your tastes in particular differ from some other people. Forcing your tastes on other people is as same as forcing other people's tastes on you. What would you say if your induction was to be
912.
by pandaman 4y ago
I think you might be overestimating the liquidity of the used camera market a little bit.
913.
by pandaman 4y ago
Your method is just as risky - say after you've just spent 5K on your camera an unavoidable bill of $4K shows up? Now you have no extra money and have to dip into Credit (potentially with high interest). Your best strategy would have b
914.
by pandaman 4y ago
All HDMI PlayStations can read control signals from the HDMI receiver i.e. can be controlled by the TV remote, though running third party apps (such as Netflix) would be problematic with a TV remote because for some stupid reason Sony does
915.
by pandaman 4y ago
How do you gauge popularity of a state? I am guessing not by the net domestic migration [1], which would seem to be a natural choice in this case. 1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_and_territ...
916.
by pandaman 4y ago
I imagine there are more costs in running a power plant than the cost of fuel - hydro, solar and wind power is not free despite not using any fuel.
917.
by pandaman 4y ago
And to get to 250% COP in heating on average you'd expect to have, at least, 8.5 HSPF2 rating on your heat pump (it's still just the heating performance w/o de-frosting cycles as far as I understand so the real world COP of a
918.
by pandaman 4y ago
In the OP story, the car was losing charge while plugged into 110V outlet, that means that 1.5 kW was not enough to keep the battery warm. An extra 1kWh might or might not get it into actually charging and even if it's been charging at
919.
by pandaman 4y ago
If having 240V in an outlet was sufficient to charge a car, we could have installed a transformer and inverter in a car and charge it from a 1.5V AAA battery by pulling up the voltage to 240V. Plugging a car to a 240V outlet with a 13A brea
920.
by pandaman 4y ago
It depends on what you call "specific installations", in my house I have two 240V 30A outlets for the dryer hookup and for an electric oven and one 240V 40A for the air conditioner.
921.
by pandaman 4y ago
In the US it's 30A minimum for an average "220v" (it's actually 240 V) outlet such as a dryer or AC, that's more than double what 13A 220V gives in the UK.
922.
by pandaman 4y ago
A 220V outlet won't always have the same current limit though.
923.
by pandaman 4y ago
In the US "220V" refers to a high current outlet normally, in a country where household outlets are 220V, you still need a high current outlet and, for safety reasons, most outlets are not high current, just like in the US.
924.
by pandaman 4y ago
I get a nice road system both in the terms of condition and reach from TX, don't know what else is state supposed to give me. Can't complain about the grid too, though I get the electricity from the city it's pretty reliable
925.
by pandaman 4y ago
Sounds more inconceivable than insecure to me.
926.
by pandaman 4y ago
The article is about public schools in the LAUSD.
927.
by pandaman 4y ago
I am still not seeing how am I paying for parking. In my city the lot size and the impervious coverage (you cannot build to cover more than 40% of the land) is caused by preventing flooding, if people built more houses and covered more land
928.
by pandaman 4y ago
AAA number includes all expenses of owning the car regardless. I am not sure where you live but in the US we don't buy property by a square foot, we buy lots. You cannot really buy a house on a lot of land and strike out a car-sized po
929.
by pandaman 4y ago
I don't think many apartment dwellers pay for storage unless they have moved to an apartment from a house. If you are talking about car "storage" I am pretty sure it's free when you own a house.
930.
by pandaman 4y ago
At best you can save the car's ownership cost: financing + taxes + insurance + maintenance, which is, according to AAA, ~11K/year on average for a new vehicle in 2022 [1]. This is provided you don't pay for transportation

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