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by tyfon 7y ago
In any case, the cat is the boss in all instances. My cat is very disappointed in me right now that I can't stop the onset of winter and demonstrates it very effectively! There is probably some space-time position where he is completel
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by tyfon 7y ago
They might as well remove the web browser and any other form of communication capable apps then since they might be used for the same purposes. Apple has shown incredible little spine in relation to china, probably because they are 100% dep
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by tyfon 7y ago
They are compound words similar to what you can do in German and other Germanic languages with the exception of English. "Lokomotivmannsforbund" = "train engineers union" :) We also commonly make up compound words on the
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by tyfon 7y ago
This is already EU law. You can get fined if you don't follow accessibility guidelines on your home page. Usually that also makes for better home pages for other people as you don't get the type of crap "creative" web de
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by tyfon 7y ago
There is clear video proof that they beat up the protestors, they just don't want more videos out there. It's not speculation.
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by tyfon 7y ago
Sometimes you just got to voice your opinion [1] Blizzard chose money over human rights and they will have to stand for it themselves. They've already picked a side, money. Now they lost my money though. [1] https://en.wikip
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by tyfon 7y ago
I have no such experience, but from the person talking it seems they are trying to get all the cameras out of an area so they can beat the crap out of those inside without being filmed. It's classic authoritarian state intimidation tac
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by tyfon 7y ago
I have to say if anyone are in doubt about getting one, for me personally the experience of driving the car trumps all other issues I've had with Tesla. I used to be a A to B car person, now I drive for fun all the time. I make up excu
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by tyfon 7y ago
There is a huge difference. In one instance they government pays direct money to make something cheaper. In the other they do not collect tax on something. The argument that the "could have had" the money is moot because they neve
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by tyfon 7y ago
Also when it's cold outside the "clean" engines are really dirty as the catalytic converter do almost nothing at low temperatures. "One of its biggest shortcomings is that it only works at a fairly high temperature. When
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by tyfon 7y ago
I guess you missed the "Back when I still had windows" text in my comment, but I could quantify this. I removed windows a year ago from my last machine and it still had this behaviour. If they now allow uninstalling all bundled a
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by tyfon 7y ago
Have you ever tried to permanently uninstall microsoft teams or the xbox app or onedrive? Guess not :) Back when I still had windows I had a powershell script just for deleting the apps it kept reinstalling after each update.
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by tyfon 7y ago
In Norway, I generally count about 0.2 NOK (€0.02) pr km for my model X and about 0.15 NOK/km for my Vw e-up. The same prices for dino juice in my quite efficient toyota avensis and current fuel prices was about 0.7-0.8 NOK/km. Th
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by tyfon 7y ago
> even people who do not care about environmental things at all get it because it's fast, its sleek and its easy to operate. This is the stated goal of Tesla. Make people buy electric cars because they're better, not because of
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by tyfon 7y ago
There are basically no subsidies for EVs in Norway, only tax relief. The government is not paying anyone to use EVs. Some municipals have free public charging stations but that's up to the locals to decide.
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by tyfon 7y ago
Oh I wouldn't say it's non-existent [1]. There is also plenty of street charging stations in Oslo, I have many friends there without a garage that has electric cars. It's just a matter of putting up the infrastructure. It&#x2
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by tyfon 7y ago
Flying easily adds 1-3 hours to the trip just for bullshit and boarding and stuff so there is a certain distance where the high speed trains are faster. It's also way more comfortable and relaxed. I prefer train over driving when I&#x2
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by tyfon 7y ago
What other DB does this better? At work I constantly have to create temporary tables instead of CTEs in MS SQL server to avoid crashing the server completely. I guess Oracle maybe but I've never used that db, or DB2. But regardless of
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by tyfon 7y ago
Living in Europe, if this is really true then the US banking system sucks even more than I thought. What you describe is basically a normal (northern) European bank from the sound of it. The only difference is the interest rate, in my own b
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by tyfon 7y ago
In Norway you have some insurance companies lowering the premium if you have FSD or AP since apparently it reduces accidents. This new feature though is not available in Europe and I guess it won't be until the European manufacturers s
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by tyfon 7y ago
I didn't exercise until we did the IPO, but yeah it might be a problem. I wouldn't exercise unless I knew I could sell it of course, then I'd be in a pickle or would have had to borrow until I could sell!
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by tyfon 7y ago
That's not really true for Norway. When I received my stock options for the company I paid no taxes at all. When I exercised them I got a tax hit, but that had to be paid like six months later so there was no issue selling enough stock
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by tyfon 7y ago
I might have missed it from the article but it doesn't seem like the machine "spins" the dough to get air bubbles into the sides and make a proper crust. The product on the photo looks like a frozen pizza from a factory tbh..
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by tyfon 7y ago
If they think the same of me then so be it. We are obviously not compatible then. For information I still have the same set of core friends from elementary school so it has not stopped anyone that I actually care about from contacting me. E
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by tyfon 7y ago
If someone can't be arsed to call me or send me an email inviting me to their birthday then I don't consider them a friend. I have not had this issue since quitting facebook around 2011. But then again I have clearly notified thos
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by tyfon 7y ago
There was a lot of ifs, mays and hopefullys in that article, but maybe it's just written in a strange way since it does say they have actually found a way to mass produce this thing. It would be great if true. One of the first question
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by tyfon 7y ago
I don't trust reviews at all unless I know the "reviewer" in real life, that is if someone I know tells me it's good. Good thing you have 14 day "no questions asked money back" guarantee on anything physical bo
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by tyfon 7y ago
My 2015 Vw E-up takes about 15 minutes to add 75% state of charge using the mcdonalds charger, so it's actually a bit too fast to eat there. I guess a leaf or e-golf with bigger batteries might do it. My model x would have to stay ther
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by tyfon 7y ago
I wonder if having areas of the desert under permanent shade will influence the local ecology in some way. I suspect insects and such will start to gather there to get out of the sun to begin with at least. If there are any changes they are
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by tyfon 7y ago
Building damns have a huge impact and there have been many fights over them as in Alta [1]. They also have a large CO2 cost [2] when being built as it requires massive amounts of concrete. However they are now built and there is still plent

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