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I am not talking about 'sleeping around' at all. Just by the look at the divorce rates around the world it is very clear that 'marry young and then never change partners' is an advice divorced from reality.
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> - The hope for BYD is in EU and UK markets. EU has also been extremely harsh to welcoming BYD and protectionist of their (German) auto makers. This hasn't avoided BYD entering the market, but also has stopped them from shipping en
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10mo ago
And countless couples followed this path in life and are not happy at all, and countless individuals can't for a variety of reasons follow this path. But public health advice should also be available to them.
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10mo ago
> This asymmetry contributed to the deterioration of Russia–NATO relations. What asymmetry are we talking about here? The Warsaw Pact disintegrated because it was held together by force by the Soviet Union and as that had ceased to exist
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10mo ago
No, the issue is the intrusive way of asking.
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10mo ago
IIRC even with a locked multiplier you could overclock the CPU by increasing the base (fsb) frequency. So you would change the fsb freq from 66 to 100 MHz and this way get a 450 MHz CPU from a 300MHz one.
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10mo ago
Apparently there is a yearly car check during which the odometer can be read, and there are other options like entering the data yourself, but the legislation is not yet completely finalised.
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10mo ago
> Should it be illegal to fire employees that recent took mental health leave? It's not legal to fire an employee on a sick leave in our country. They have to come back to work and then you can fire them. The employer is not paying
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10mo ago
The UK is creating a new pay-per-mile EV duty from 2028 to fix this.
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David Lynch perhaps.
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10mo ago
Or dive at the deep end and watch Knight of Cups or A Hidden Life. You will either like it or not, frankly I don't think it matters what you'll see first, I love all of his movies even though I didn't understand Thin Red Line
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10mo ago
I would also recommend his movie Andrei Rublev, though that is probably even harder to watch because of the length and medieval setting; but, for people that like to see something different, this is very different to current movies. And fro
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10mo ago
> Apple makes a proprietary connector: anti-consumer behavior according to the EU. Use a standard connector or get fined to oblivion. This was not reactive behavior to Apple on the part of the EU, the legislation was agreed long time ago
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> Which kind of confirms everyone's suspicions about EU regulations... they're just foreign company shakedowns under the guise of "protecting the consumer." Zero evidence was provided to support this, but I guess fac
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10mo ago
No, anti-consumer sentiment is "you have to buy a different charger for each device and it becomes obsolete with the device". Factories in the EU means workers employed and taxes paid in the EU. It means a lot here.
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10mo ago
That is a different legislation. Ford in the EU is a european car manufacturer with around 100 years of history, so yeah, I think the answer will be the same as for BMW. And sure, car makers have special status - they have just recently sec
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10mo ago
All of that will be accessible for third parties, because afaik it has to be in the EU. The cost is a different question, but I think that's not a surprise for BMW customers.
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10mo ago
Can you name such a city? Even though I'm looking for a queen-bed hotel room I also always get suggested apartment style rooms in hotels (booking.com and similar) that would seem to be suitable in your case, both in Europe and in Asia.
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10mo ago
To divert the attention from other issues.
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So it's the same as big oil (for oil-poor countries).
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I live in a not-so-dense European city (Bratislava) and several our neighbours here in the extended city centre order groceries online, although we have a small shop within 100m and supermarkets within 2km of driving. It's very conveni
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What they mean by the EU-bashing is two things: 1. The EU de facto mandates the car manufacturers have to develop and sell cars that produce less CO2 (mostly by the way of fines for higher polluting vehicles). This led to the development of
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11mo ago
EV Clinic identified some issues in Teslas too, for example this one: https://x.com/evclinic/status/1994876173277335745
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11mo ago
Why? The former are just different typefaces (I learned to read them by myself when I was 10 while looking at our old books) and the latter I sort of picked up while travelling through Serbia and Bulgaria (I don't speak the languages).
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You can learn fraktur or blackletter in a day and cyrillic in a few days, if you already know the latin alphabet.
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> We don't have an information economy, we have a content economy. We actually seem to have attention economy, that is the really valuable thing, not content. Mostly it's important what catches our attention first. This is als
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Right. So the highest truck safety standards in the world are in Scandinavia, specifically Norway and Sweden, and many of them are adopted across the whole EU/EEA. These countries also seem to have some of the lowest truck fatality rat
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> When tradespeople are voting with their feet and buying EVs And I'm glad they are using EVs, but also wondering if it's not mainly the tax writedown rules (in our country EVs are written down as investment to lower your taxes
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Oslo each year since 2019 I think? Helsinki in some years too. Maybe others. > Zero. But I also don’t understand why you conflate “logistics” with capitalism. I don't conflate anything with anything. Logistics is perfectly capable t
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> urban policies driven by cyclists and politics rather than logistics Yes, urban policies should be also driven by the people whose very existence is threatened by unsafe trucks. You should try biking on the same road as trucks and see
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