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511.
by sandos 8y ago
Yeah, I mean those brakes were real GOOD!
512.
by sandos 8y ago
That is a really slow train, almost makes it sound like a tram. How many stops were there? Trains here in Sweden, albeit for longer distances usually go either 120, 160 or 200 km/h. Thats 74/100/124 miles/h.
513.
by sandos 8y ago
I can only agree, Pozidriv is so much better! I recently bought specifically both philips and pozi head screwdrivers, and Ive generally had both before but it still a hassle to always select the right one.
514.
by sandos 8y ago
Why is that asking too much? I realize paying for software is not something everyone wants, but doesnt the free versions of VS work for compiling 7-zip?
515.
by sandos 9y ago
Seems very common in the US to just keep going at considerable speed with even limited visibility.
516.
by sandos 9y ago
The problem is some propane grills are fairly low power and will require a long time to "burn off" the grease and other stuff. I routinely do it with mine, but it takes at least 10 minutes full blast...
517.
by sandos 9y ago
Desalination was mentioned, and it could conceivably run during the sunlight hours only, storing water for the night. I would imagine that they will build _some_ storage as well in the coming 12 years, or I will be very disappoint.
518.
by sandos 9y ago
No, ICQ was the shit back then!
519.
by sandos 9y ago
This sounds really weird, Sweden also has roundabouts but I do not have to yield to anyone on the roundabout, only the ones that I will interfere with? Whether someone enters after or before me is really of no consequence. I am basically no
520.
by sandos 9y ago
Yep, we are lousy at monitoring automation: http://www.techtimes.com/articles/90644/20151003/study-askin...
521.
by sandos 9y ago
Is 360 degree lidar really needed? A smaller FOV and higher resolution for 120-180 degrees pointed forward seems a better bet.
522.
by sandos 9y ago
In sweden we have regulations that require reflectors, and front + rear lights in the dark.
523.
by sandos 9y ago
Our Passat uses brakes for cruise control, our older Kia Ceed did not. I actually hate when it uses the brake. The non-brake method is much better imo. Feels like such a waste to heat the brakes on a steep incline instead of just rolling wi
524.
by sandos 9y ago
Oh, now I see thay have both high and low-wing configurations. The high-winged one is obviously much safer from the grinding aspect.
525.
by sandos 9y ago
Thats a very large meat grinder!
526.
by sandos 9y ago
It should actually not be "insanely" dangerous to stop at any point, if you have sane drivers and laws. You should always be able to stop before the visible part of the road ahead of you, or before the vehicle in front of you, rig
527.
by sandos 9y ago
Our kids can go a long time between seeing their grandparents, and we never forced them to hug them or anything. My dad though, he often forced a hug out of them 10 seconds after us coming in the door, and then got pissed when they started
528.
by sandos 9y ago
I do not agree with "For video they don’t have the same expectation" - this is exactly my expectations for say Netflix. Now today I know this is not true and never will be, but I did believe and expected it a couple of years ago.
529.
by sandos 9y ago
I frequently loaned books abount electronics and programming when I was 10-15 years old, and I try to take my kids to the library every now and then. I worry libraries will barely exist when they are 15 but the libraries seem popular, at le
530.
by sandos 9y ago
I was very fascinated by telephone books before I was 5 years old. I also knew that I wanted to work with "data" when I grew up. I was awestruck by how much information was in the telephone book, I just could not understand how so
531.
by sandos 9y ago
Literally everybody uses spotify atleast here in Europe. I dont think its going away to be honest? Not for a very long time anyway.
532.
by sandos 9y ago
I can only agree that discovery is so crappy. I love the daily mixes, though thats mostly just sorting the music I normally listen to into genres. I still find it kinda cool. Especially that I always get a mix with my kids' tastes, sin
533.
by sandos 9y ago
They already drove everyone I know to FB messenger. A long time ago.
534.
by sandos 9y ago
It has to be made up. I am with you, that can no be real. There are trolls for everything.
535.
by sandos 9y ago
This sounds like the swedish product "swish" which is immensely popular. Nobody does bank transfers between people, everybody transfers to your mobile number. So far I think there are no fees for personal use, either, although the
536.
by sandos 9y ago
Weird. I need to set my chrome zoom to 75% to get crisp graphics with this? 100% looks blurred.
537.
by sandos 9y ago
I was thinking about just this solution, eating them! In Sweden crayfish is very popular and crayfish catching is a popular activity, and there are even competitions. This species was found here in 2012, but only sporadically it seems after
538.
by sandos 9y ago
I was unfamiliar with the name, but it only took a few seconds to guess thats who she was! I knew the poster had to do, at least tangentially, with building aircraft and they used a lot of rivets...
539.
by sandos 9y ago
Very cool, I remember this demo from that time! I even have a vague memory of trying to implement something similar.
540.
by sandos 9y ago
x64dbg can also produce nice graphs and is open-source!

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