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by t0mas88 2y ago
Also NL here, my provider has a self service online form for it. Takes only a few minutes.
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And as a result for example KPN (one of the largest fiber ISPs) has a document to tell you what to connect and with which specs: https://assets.ctfassets.net/zuadwp3l2xby/2Yp0HtLJPKBUX5mqr3... Some years ago there was
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Back when airline status was based on number of segments this would have been a useful tool if you could find the lowest cost route on a single airline group. For example "find the most number of segments at the lowest cost per segment
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The grid is quite country specific. For example in the Netherlands there are significant grid capacity issues, so much that people with solar panels are paid on some areas to turn them off. EV adoption here is high compared to the European
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One trick they use is to book via a different country. Flight from A to B when booked on the main English website in dollars can be a higher price than the same leg being booked on the Russian website in rubles. Two reasons for that, one ca
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Radio and podcasts only work with a small group of people who are good at creating that type of content. They either write a good script or have a clear plan (and talent) for unscripted content. That's far different from "Hey it&#
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Having it open horizontally instead of vertically makes it easier to put things in when it's placed higher. Otherwise you have to lift things with further extended arms at height which is harder. There are ovens that solve this by lett
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Only in recent times, with IS and similar organizations in the middle east. If you look at different historic periods you'd consider the Christians to be violent terrorists, even invading countries and starting lots of wars.
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> Wearing a uniform and identifying yourself as a soldier of the state fielding a military is the only way to identify an individual as a legitimate target That was a long time ago. The traditional international laws for armed conflict a
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I think it's newsworthy because it's such a unique move, almost like it's from a spy novel. Not because 9 people died, that unfortunately happens semi regularly in this conflict.
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No one should work with them today, but for enough money a lot of people still do. That won't change if they do another Khashogg.
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There was an article some time ago about how this is handled for a normal sized car like a model S. Basically they put out the flames with traditional foam spraying, then dump the whole car in a large container with water. Let it sit under
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by t0mas88 2y ago
You can't get EVs with a long range at much lower weight with current technology. Batteries are heavy. The solution if you want smaller/lighter cars is to consider something like a Prius or similar hybrid. Those weigh less and can
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by t0mas88 2y ago
Same for me, daily driving is to and from the office, which is 35km each way. And activities for the kids, often that's 15-20km. I don't need a 400km range EV with all the weight and cost, I can do this with a 75km hybrid so I can
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My 4 year old naturally does this anyway, and I can imagine many kids do. We don't have a set amount of allowed TV time for her, but she typically watches around 15-20 minutes of TV and then gets up and does something else. The only re
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I'm on my 4th pair of airpods. Sound quality is good for such small in ears, convenience is amazing, but they don't last very long when used daily. They tend to break after about 1.5 year and the warranty is 1 year.
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Looks well rounded! Maybe good to explain on the site how it differs from AWSs own offering: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-aws-transfer-for-sftp-f...
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This is also (from the data that I have seen) by far the best approach to maximise ecommerce revenue. Don't force buyers into an account, just ask their details (the browser will autocomplete anyway). Send an email afterwards with a li
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> Cruises are good for when I want to do nothing for a while. I've never been on a cruise, but for me renting a beach house does the same. Sleep, eat, watch the ocean from the beach and do totally nothing. Camping with friends also
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Email, SSO and Chromebooks all have competitors. And the Google offerings wouldn't disappear, they're profitable products that can be sold. They compete with Microsoft in that space.
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What value creation? This could just be a simple Vanguard S&P 500 ETF like everyone else's.
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There are no real problems for him mentioned in the article. He had loans of about 1 billion, increasing to 1.2 billion at the peak, but his shareholdings in Oracle were 10x of that. His advisor did his job by warning that this could go wro
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If the system has no audit logs, the prosecutor would have no evidence of any of that. And in a system this broken the defence could even argue that anyone could have done it and modified the logs to implicate the defendant. You can't
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A little over a year is exactly how long my previous 3 pairs lasted. It's almost like Apple designs them to only outlast the warranty...
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Yes, Airpods aren't very durable. I'm on my 4th pair of Airpod Pros. One pair I got replaced by Apple due to a known problem in the Pro 1st gen, the other two both failed right outside warranty. The noise cancellation is the weak
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Same in Netherlands, France and UK as far as I know. Landlines have an area code, mobile numbers are all in a specific range that isn't linked to any location. First time I got a cell phone in the US I was surprised I had to tell T-mob
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Consider it an improved version of auto complete in your IDE. It helps type pieces of code faster, it doesn't do any of the thinking involved in building a software product.
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This it's exactly the issue with SSO and enterprise customers with complex requirements on how their IDP needs to be integrated.
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The risk is not turning all solar installations "on maximum". That happens nearly every summer day between 1 and 2pm. Automatic shutoff when the grid voltage is rising can be disabled, but more than 9 out of 10 consumer solar inst
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Is that in the US? Europe hasn't used the magnetic strip on cards for years. It's all chip based and those payment terminals all take NFC / Apple Pay. It would be suicide for a shop not to take it, I know many people that don

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