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by vegardx 4y ago
Front-loaded machines with both a washer and heat-pump dryer exists. I've had one for many years. It's quite handy if you have light loads, but I much prefer having a stack of separate washer and dryer, even though it means I have
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by vegardx 4y ago
In Europe spot prices are announced 24 hours in advance so it's actually very easy to this. It's super handy for things like battery-electric vehicles or central heating. For the latter you also take in the weather forecast into y
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by vegardx 4y ago
I've done similar things in terraform in the past. But you eventually end up spending way too much time on it. If the tool isn't value enough for paying the premium, chances are there are other good alternatives, or we don't
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by vegardx 4y ago
I think it's because Iceland can't issue long-term visas due to the Schengen-agreement, only short term tourist visa or full residency. Contrary to popular belief, at least within the Schengen-area, it's hard to immigrate int
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by vegardx 4y ago
This will trigger it to run once, in the slowest setting. And then you have to wait for this to finish before it updates to the speed you've set on the touchscreen. Tesla could have also solved this by just letting the user decide if i
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by vegardx 4y ago
The automatic windshield wipers in Teslas is a joke. They're so bad that I'm having trouble even formulating how bad it is, you really have to experience it. They've clearly not been very well tested in areas places where it
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by vegardx 4y ago
They can. But I don't really see how that could happen if you didn't also have a mortgage. You would easily be able to finance this, unless your property was also pretty much worthless. And if it was practically worthless you&#x27
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by vegardx 4y ago
If that's the case then I'd assume that the "real" number would be significantly higher, given that Northern europeans leave their parental home at very young age, compared to most of the world. I could only find updated
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by vegardx 4y ago
Guaraná Antarctica is my all time favorite soft drink. I've stopped drinking soft drinks more or less entirely, but I still allow myself a can of Guaraná Antarctica every now and then. Luckily it's very hard to come by, and at $3-
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by vegardx 4y ago
I think you're being a little bit hard on them... There's no single definition of what we consider space. Some types of high-altitude balloons can easily take you to the edge of what most people consider space, which is at 100km a
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by vegardx 4y ago
I don't see how this is a strong argument. You could just as easily make the same counter claim about Norway, both rich in minerals, oil and gas.
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by vegardx 4y ago
I don't get it. There are plenty of 50kW chargers and up all over Lithuania. Just look at PlugShare.com. You won't spend hours, you can charge a Tesla Model 3 from 20% to 80% in like 45 minutes at a 50kW charger. Ideal? No. Proble
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by vegardx 4y ago
I don't really see where the issue would be? It seems to be plenty of chargers on the way, you can probably do L2 charging on the ferry from Tallin to Helsinki if you wanted to make it even more optimized. My favorite route planning ap
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by vegardx 4y ago
How unbelievable sad life must be if you think that you can replace a healthy relationship, and all that comes with it, by cooking your own meals and looking at porn.
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by vegardx 4y ago
It really isn't, and I don't understand how you can say this so confidently when you clearly don't know. Even in eastern parts of Europe you will find chargers in even the most remote places. I know, because I've tried i
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by vegardx 4y ago
I've only used the iOS app, but there's a list of applications and integrations on the website: https://www.passwordstore.org The app is also handy for bootstrapping OTP, because some implementations only give you the
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by vegardx 4y ago
My initial comment was to someone who believes that battery swapping will win out in the end, which I'm fairly certain it won't, just given how good fast charging technology is now. Reportedly Nio is burning cash at an unprecedent
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by vegardx 4y ago
It doesn't have to be the first line of a password store file, it can be anywhere in the file, as long as it starts with `otpauth://`. You can also just append it using `pass otp append foobar`. There's also a handy app
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by vegardx 4y ago
That's still just a drop in the ocean. Tesla alone has more than a thousand 150-250kW+ charging stalls in Norway alone, in over 100 locations. If you combine all other providers we're looking at more than 5000 stalls, providing 15
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by vegardx 4y ago
I doubt it. The physical infrastructure required to do this at any scale makes it prohibitively expensive. I've rarely spent more than 15 minutes at a fast charger. Modern BEVs have a pretty impressive charging curve, and with the exte
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by vegardx 4y ago
If you're worried about that you should be worried about what gets written to memory too. You have little control over where virtual memory ends up actually storing your bits and bytes. Unless you run without swap, but that's just
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by vegardx 4y ago
Or better yet, have sane defaults and just stick to exporting whatever you need to the local environment. If that ends up being tons of variables, chances are something is very wrong somewhere.
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by vegardx 4y ago
This company has so shady marketing. They don't work as advertised. The way they hire actors to play out wholesome videos and upload them to YouTube as if it's organic content, with massive fake users to comment and push up false
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by vegardx 4y ago
If your ability to disrupt a market hinges on your ability to not take the bare minimum of steps when it comes to accessibility, then I'm sorry to break it to you, but you're not cut out for "being disruptive". There&#x2
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by vegardx 4y ago
At no point has anyone argued that people with disability should be prioritized over any other customers. Just that they should be able to get the same service as anyone else. How you think a car dealership is equivalent to a coffee shop is
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by vegardx 4y ago
Supermicro launched a whole lineup of ARM-based servers last fall. They seem to mostly offer complete systems for now, but as far as I understand that's mostly because there's still some minor issues to iron out in terms of broade
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by vegardx 4y ago
If the battery packs in EVs wasn't sealed off from air it would spontaneously start to burn. So... The reality is that ICE vehicles burn at a rate almost 10 times that of BEV vehicles.
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by vegardx 4y ago
Apparently the name Siri comes from the Norwegian roots that the guy behind the company that made the technology has. This is a quite common Norwegian name amongst girls. I can imagine this would cause a lot of funny and frustrating situati
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by vegardx 4y ago
I imagine they just log in to the console and activate/deactivate them. But that seems like more steps than necessary. Ideally you'd just use aws sts. In short you request a temporary set of access keys, and authenticate the reque
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by vegardx 4y ago
Given that my Model 3 seems to think (visualized on the screen) that my garage door is a semi-trailer pointing towards me, I'm inclined to not believe that they can't do all of this with cameras only.

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