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by tyfon 7y ago
The smart ones put up charging stations here (in Norway) :) Usually the charging stations are a different company like fortum, ionity, tesla etc. They make money on hot dogs anyway and they sell more hot dogs to people charging 15-20 minute
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by tyfon 7y ago
Here in Norway we my wife and I stayed in a family room in the hospital "hotel" both times, but the last time I left the next day with our older daughter and my wife joined with the youngest a day later. We both automatically get
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by tyfon 7y ago
I don't live in the US so I have a few questions about this. As far as I know there exists some labour laws in the US? And if so, how is it enforced? Here in Norway we have something called "Arbeidstilsynet", a labour inspect
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by tyfon 7y ago
We haven't really seen the "end game" deployed by the EU yet (4% of global annual turnover fines). I suspect when that happens the companies will launch a massive PR campaign and fight it in court but eventually lose. If they
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by tyfon 7y ago
One site actually had a paid subscription without ads that was not advertised much, they emailed the link to me and I subscribed ($10 a year). A couple others I have been given donation links where I can set up what payment I think it'
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by tyfon 7y ago
I just picked the first guide google gave me [1] I'm too lazy. :) I did read through it though to make sure it didn't do anything bad, however there is a risk that whatever list you download might be malicious some day. https:&#x
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by tyfon 7y ago
I don't trust it yet. That's all. I want to see how it behaves in the wild before I run it myself.
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by tyfon 7y ago
I have "pi-holed" my openbsd router using both ip blocklists for the firewall and dns blocklists for unbound that refresh automatically every night. All my clients run firefox with ublock origin and https everywhere. I ran no scri
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by tyfon 7y ago
Trump is a really good distraction for tptb. There is certainly a lot of circus and also a lot of bread (fast food). So when people argue over Trump they can loot everybody's money in peace. One trillion in new debt next year [1] to be
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by tyfon 7y ago
Well, model 3 is maybe a bit smaller but they are both more like sporty sedans than the model x. Your comment might also be why the model 3 is selling like hot-cakes at the moment. The model 3 is also very efficient compared to the i-pace a
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by tyfon 7y ago
i-pace is actually more comparable to model 3 than model S and X. It has about the same power and internal space, model x is _much_ bigger.
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by tyfon 7y ago
> And one welcome result is that a very large proportion of the food I eat here is produced in Norway. This is only the last step. Most of the animal feed is bought outside of Norway and from the wheat we do produce only 15% is of high
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by tyfon 7y ago
They're selling better than the model x in Norway so far in 2019. For me personally they have too short range and too little space but there is a certain segment that want a "real" electric car made by an encumbered manufactu
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by tyfon 7y ago
Yeah there was enough issues with it for me to go for a toyota instead at the time, especially with rattling in the windows. I'm also really curious as to it's consumption at 100-120 km/h (60-75 mph). That and the internal sp
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by tyfon 7y ago
I think this is the first car that is nearing the 2013 tesla model s. I'm also curious about the rapid charge, it was supposed to be 350 afaik but is launching with 150ish only (not 250 as in the web page) and will be increased with so
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Oslo wants to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 95% within 2030 (Google translate)(translate.google.com)
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by tyfon 7y ago
I agree. I've been to berlin about five times and I've never used a car or taxi. I'm not afraid of walking so I walk to the hotel from a public transport stop, most I've experienced is around 2 km. While there I find rid
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by tyfon 7y ago
It also beats Intel on performance / watts according to the last page. Seems like a slam dunk from AMD.
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by tyfon 7y ago
Tesla is using Qt, that's not a bad ui imho. Not sure what my Toyota is running but the base system is QNX and Qt runs on that system too. The touch screen and cpu is crap though not necessarily the ui.
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by tyfon 7y ago
I'm having an ultrasound (at a private clinic) in about two weeks to check for a gall bladder stone. I have no idea what it costs but I guess out of pocket it would be about $20 "co payment", same as when I had a MR scan for
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by tyfon 7y ago
I think some of the reason is that we have become pickier. Most of the food that is counted "bad" is not really, like apples that have shrunk a bit. You can use them perfectly for something like an apple pie or ingredients in a di
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by tyfon 7y ago
Also price. I don't think it's as bad here as in the US, however I see more and more of this type of foods in the store and it's usually quite cheap compared to food made from fresh produce at home. And this should really be
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by tyfon 7y ago
I'm not sure antitrust is the correct rule to apply here, there are many retailers still in the market. I'd be much more happy if they were investigated for predatory pricing. That's the real issue with Amazon imoh.
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by tyfon 7y ago
I'm using kdenlive in linux, works great for my use. I know others are using blender too but I prefer the kdenlive UI.
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by tyfon 7y ago
I don't think this is necessary but it won't do harm either except for adding cost. Where I live the electrics dominate and you can easily hear them unless they sneak up on you on purpose (i.e. drive 1 km/h on fresh asphalt t
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by tyfon 7y ago
The politicians definitely have to be on board in the end but when you say your efforts are swamped, remember that it is not just you, there are millions of us changing our behaviour and trying to reduce the carbon footprint. Together we ac
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by tyfon 7y ago
There are some ways to reduce air travel imho (and probably other ways to do so). * Video conferencing * Car/train/bus transportation if the hours used is acceptable. A good way to do this is a "night train" with a sleep
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by tyfon 7y ago
I agree the CO2 tax is a big part of the solution. The real cost of externalities has to be priced into consumer goods. One just has to hope everyone is on board and nobody becomes the Cayman Islands of CO2. Hopefully such a system will eve
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by tyfon 7y ago
I'm far from being in the 1%, however the things I've done personally so far is * Use public transportation to work (bus/train) * Drastically reduced meat consumption from every day to once a week. I still eat fish about twi
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by tyfon 7y ago
Banning CFCs etc did not require people to fundamentally change their lifestyles. Reducing carbon emissions does so and due to that it requires knowledge and action from the individual I think as a politician trying to change people who do

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