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seb1204
2y ago
It irritates me to read that people have lost their pension. Surely this should read, the pension fund has lost their pension due to "it safely breach"? If a bank gets robbed they don't steal my money but the banks right?
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2y ago
A packet of rubber feet that go underneath the cast iron part on my gas stove. Add stove brand name if needed.
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2y ago
No surprise there, engagement is their base of income
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2y ago
Yes and no. The speeder will always drive on the limit plus tolerance. Trucks in Germany are limited to 80 km/h, there are still 'races' between two trucks overtaking each other at their 80.
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2y ago
That is not related to the comment from opp. Their comment was that the company hosting this site does not say who they are, where incorporated etc.
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2y ago
Scuba tank, the filling process takes several minutes I heard, think 15+ for a car. The tanks in cars are around 800 bar, reinforce carbon fibre with a bladder inside. To fill it the compressor station has to deliver higher pressure, I reca
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2y ago
Reading about this and matching it up with what I see in some more recent electric truck and ferry charging videos I feel this is almost historic tech. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megawatt_Charging_System
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2y ago
I don't agree with you that we need more smaller buttons. Nowadays you can have buttons and dials that you can roll freely or step and press (in, and even to sides). All these actions are sufficiently different to me. If done well the
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2y ago
Even a current Toyota Corolla has lane assistance but turning it on, settings etc are just better at the Tesla model 3 I drive. Lane keeping is good, haptic and audio feedback are good. The Toyota has haptic steering wheel feedback that I h
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2y ago
Fully agree with you, model 3 driver myself.
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2y ago
Yes, so in the morning the auto will heat your windows, turn on your seat and steering wheel heating and make it warm to your set temperature, then dial it down to keep the temp. When warmed it will cool as needed. This is not new or Tesla
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2y ago
AC auto mode is not a Tesla special thing. Most car AC have had this setting or button for many years. E.g. a 2011 Ford Territory has it. The AC auto button takes the needed action to get to the temperature you set. In On Tesla this was mos
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2y ago
Yes, you can control the seat heating from the voice control. If you have seat heating on, on a regular basis the car profile also remembers.
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2y ago
I second this. The context sensitive buttons on the Tesla steering wheel are great.
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2y ago
I don't know what you are on about but I put it down to being unfamiliar with the car. I've driven a Tesla model 3 for 3 years and the context sensitive buttons in the steering wheel are too notch. Want to change the windscreen wi
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2y ago
I read that part of the visa application does include social media accounts and a lot of other details, such as funds, medical insurance and history and more. So they can just check. If she stated as an occupation she's a tattoo artist
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2y ago
But none of this is related to your opinion. So you are still free to state your opinion. Insult, defamation, misinformation and hate should not be given the protection under the umbrella of free speech.
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2y ago
Thanks, my thoughts exactly.
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2y ago
I thought that is a given. Support is limited to a website with some superficial FAQ and a link to a live chat that never is available.
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2y ago
That kind of meta data is not stored by signal as far as I know. But yes, data stream between two end points can be linked to communicating with each other.
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2y ago
Great idea, I'll send you a QR code...
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2y ago
We bought a second had fridge from an appliance guy and besides the scratch in the door this fridge just does its job for several years.
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2y ago
The market signalled it is ok to sell the more crappy version.
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2y ago
Over the last few years I had several spare routers laying around. Never had I one that I could flash like you described. All had memory or RAM limitations. Maybe the spare routers I had are just too old.
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2y ago
Yep, for mozzie bites there are pens that have a hot tip that you press on the itch. I think the heat breaks down the stuff (protein?) that is causing the itch.
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2y ago
Wow, I would not expect this kind of news to come via txt or email. This should be manager/supervisor face to face.
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2y ago
Governments have lost many skills to do fuck all. The consultant justification is just hiding the fact that years if not investing in skilled people have resulted in a lot of clueless administrators that can't do much.
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2y ago
Why is that ridiculous? Contractors are not employees, so why should they be invited to a give thanks party for employees? Become an employee if you want to partake. Feelings of entitlement are wrong here. Decency though tells us to invite
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2y ago
Can you still buy phones with sim cards that don't require ID to get working? Not in Europe, UAE or Australia.
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2y ago
The one with a room they call business center which has a printer and a fax machine?
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