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by prennert 2y ago
That does not mean that day long power outages are impossible. Especially not locally. For example, storm Arwen in 2022 left lots of communities without power for many days https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/publications/storm-ar
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by prennert 2y ago
I have been thinking about this a lot. Its quite easy to find arguments to having kids that bring benefits to parents and / or the parent generation in general. I dont have a philosophy background, so I would be really interested to he
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by prennert 3y ago
Beliefs and their specific holidays are an interesting facette of a diverse workplace that I feel is often overlooked in hiring for oncall and 24/7 jobs. No need to have to shutdown the business or for employees to skip every second Ch
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by prennert 3y ago
> The system will also deactivate when other requisite conditions are not met, as well as when an emergency vehicle is detected, when approaching toll roads, in construction or special regulation zones, or _if a pedestrian or cyclist is
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by prennert 3y ago
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pillars_of_the_Earth 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Without_End_(Follett_nov... 3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Column_of_Fire
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by prennert 3y ago
you can try it out. They give you 100 free searches.
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by prennert 3y ago
As long as the postcode is complete, there are only few full addresses that the postie needs to check against. If you got a letter the same day to your full address and your name is unique, then it would be fairly quick to find you. BTW in
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by prennert 3y ago
One thing that struck me when visiting Germany in summer was how logging seemed to be selective, leaving much of the trees standing. I passed a forest by train and despite logs piled up next to it, and logging vehicles around, you could not
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by prennert 3y ago
Maybe there is a market for iphone 15 cases that correct the loss of rotational inertia by adding weight around the phone. Potentially there even is a secondary market of YouTube reviewers that discuss handling properties of lead vs tungste
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by prennert 3y ago
Or if you are a good lawyer, you know what questions not to ask..
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by prennert 3y ago
I think the edge compute on the 5G towers is mostly an industry application in dedicated private networks rather than public networks for end users. For example, a factory might use 5G as their wireless networking stack (instead of Wi-Fi) t
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by prennert 3y ago
Waterproofing in terms of actually being able to use the phone under water or not breaking when it falls into water (i.e. it will switch itself off when submerged and after it dried it will work again)?
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by prennert 3y ago
How can emissions be indirectly correlated with the population size on earth?
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by prennert 3y ago
Oh, I had thought that the Northern Ireland conflict was mostly suppressed with the army. A quick skim through the article seems to attribute use of rubber bullets to military, too. But I have not read in detail, yet.
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by prennert 3y ago
Just worth keeping in mind that the UK police is about the softest there is in terms of crowd control. No guns, no gas, I don't think they have used a water canon yet. They do have horses though which are scary AF. Once you got a panic
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by prennert 3y ago
And the BRICS summit is going on right now... What a powerful display of softpower.
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by prennert 3y ago
Too many ads, can't read. For an old experiment like this there is probably lots of better sources available, incl. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behavioral_sink?wprov=sfla1
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by prennert 3y ago
Due to the routes they are left to fly, debris will most likely be Russian. But I bet in case of an incident, propaganda will definitely declare it as foreign debris.
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by prennert 3y ago
> It reached 20.96C. That's far above the average for this time of year. Nothing to worry about. A new era has just started, and LK99 levitates still at 22C. Once there is nothing left to protect in the oceans, we can work on findin
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by prennert 3y ago
Lots of lines are not electrified, because of the infrastructure cost of raising bridges for the overhead line. In some places it might be simpler to switch diesel electric train engines to hydrogen engines.
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by prennert 3y ago
I tried them when I visited the US. It did not work for me at all and I needed to rely on wifi instead.
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by prennert 3y ago
Don't forget the moon
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by prennert 3y ago
Or you start giving earlier (depending how presents are taxed), and your nieces and nephews receive the support when they are young and strapped for cash. I think this would help stimulating the economy much more than if your heirs are in t
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by prennert 3y ago
Comments below discuss, 1. batteries contribute a lot to EV weight, which in turn contributes to tire dust, 2. people overbuy on range for 1% of long-range trips, and 3. batteries degrade by some percent every year So why not do the followi
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by prennert 3y ago
The reproductive cycle of fruit flies is approx 10 days. A single fertilized female will lay 100s of eggs over her life. But not all at once, it's more like 5 a day. So if you have a single fertilized female in a room, about 10 days la
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by prennert 3y ago
Something I never understood: how can movie and music quality be measured by counting one-off paying audiences (cinema goers, pre-streaming album buyers)? People will only know how good it is once they watched it and therefore already paid.
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by prennert 3y ago
It's the same origin, just different base language. It's about computation, not data, in both English and German. It's interesting that Norwegian and Swedish are putting the emphasis on data instead.
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by prennert 3y ago
Even with LaTeX etc, content is not separate from presentation when you write papers. Once you have limits on pages, you have to adjust your content to the presentation to make it fit.
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by prennert 3y ago
Just for those who also thought all lines on this map are underground: most of them are not. It's just pathways with segregated traffic. I could not find out how many underground sections there are, but I assume it's just the link
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by prennert 3y ago
It does not need to be that complicated. Just give families, special needs groups etc tax credits or direct payments and have them decide how to use it. Then families that do not _need_ a large car wont buy one, because they can still save

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