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seb1204
3y ago
Like Trump?
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3y ago
OT but I like the fact that you used please and thank you.
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3y ago
Not that harsh but I do think that googling as well as ChatGPT will only yield in a superficial understanding of topics. For a deeper profound understanding, connections, complexities, etc. A different more holistic learning is required. No
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3y ago
How do you know what ChatGPT tells you is correct?
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3y ago
Anything that supports the Android ROM scene and that makes their life easier sounds fantastic in my opinion. Please have a go here.
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4y ago
In my opinion many want democracy but few only exercise their democratic duty (vote) and fewer are active beyond that. Couch potatoes and complacent consumers will get ruled by dictators in the long run.
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4y ago
Do you also do AC control via voice?
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4y ago
As a fellow Australian I can agree and see some good points in this. However I also think it no longer applies to post 2020 cars in a city/urban environment.
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4y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. My view is that there is less and less stuff on Netflix that interests me. Shows that I liked in the beginning usually turn into the typical American never ending twisting drag out. There are weeks where I
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4y ago
I agree, since Netflix and others are around I don't see much point in spending time and effort on finding a pirate copy of movie X that I can't find on the streaming platforms. i typical move on.
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4y ago
No, to me it is clear as in 12% capacity loss after 200k miles.
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4y ago
Straw man
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4y ago
Make it a home for even less I guess
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4y ago
Same
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4y ago
It works offline. It works as a legal tender for minors that don't have a bank account yet.
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4y ago
I'm always amazed at the wide spread use of mspaint. Since Win 98 I have used better alternatives e.g. irfanview but to each their own.
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4y ago
Democracy sucks if no one is exercising their democratic minimum duty; to vote. This will lead to smaller groups being able to mobilise easier for their agenda. Also happens one level up in Germany or Australia - lack of volunteers for judi
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4y ago
People are the reason we can't have nice things. Or maybe is is the free floating idea. I remember in Brisbane and Helsinki there were fixed stations to borrow and return bikes to/from. But it seems this tiny limitation of conveni
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4y ago
Yes indeed, even a small battery that allows you to shift the late afternoon usage of your house away from the grid will generate ROI by saving you electricity cost compared to a lower feed in tariff during the day.
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4y ago
There is a lot of FUD raised in your high level comment. One technology alone will not get us far, together they can however. https://reneweconomy.com.au/a-near-100-per-cent-renewables-g... Sure 100% solar powered homes mig
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4y ago
Not sure what your charging habits are but I fare well with a 10Amp, 240V wall plug to charge my car over night. Charging from 22:00 to 07:00 is sufficient to top up our day to day driving. We charge most nights and I can add about 20% over
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4y ago
I know that the company did this in the past. E.g. employees often flying from Perth to Frankfurt they did the following: First trip PER-FRA Then the office in Frankfurt booked FRA-PER-FRA round trips. Back then the max time between the fir
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4y ago
I would rather argue it is again easier to treat the symptoms rather than address underlying issues - regulate the toxic platforms. Similarly like smoking, the please don't smoke signs and over counter sales have not really helped unti
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4y ago
I simply are not up to speed with what to replace the meat with. I know there are alternatives out there but knowing them, knowing where to buy them, prep and cook them is the main hurdle.
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4y ago
Thanks for putting in the time to write this up. As someone who is writing a lot of procedural instructions for colleagues I can appreciate the time and effort it takes to write something down using full sentences, structure and flow.
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4y ago
I disagree here, the article does not include a link to the website but merely the website address written in text, nothing to click. So no link.
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4y ago
Yes indeed, there are some more nuanced takes on it in this thread that I thought were good. I feel in corporate land this translates to the Peter principle in some cases where the manager made a random decision that turned out great.
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4y ago
I'm sure we could come up with time tables that would allow more senior classes is high school to start later. E.g. year 9 & 10 start one lesson after year 7 & 8. This would mean scheduling challenges for families, school/
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4y ago
Well, in my view the leader you described is a manager and not a (servant) leader that is supporting his team.
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4y ago
Not sure about forging being a marketing term. Forging in my understanding referee to the raw steel bring red hot and then manipulated by pressing, rolling or hammering into a desired shape. This often requires multiple cycles of reheating
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