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by yourusername 1y ago
It don't think it is fair to characterize plattenbau as "Cheap, low-durability and unsafe". Many of these buildings have lasted for 65 years already and are plenty safe if no bombs are going of nearby. If you're actively
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by yourusername 2y ago
You can buy egg futures on commodity exchanges.
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by yourusername 2y ago
>like trying to figure out and then misjudging somehow what the speed limit currently was or trying to influence where on the road I place the car, as if it could know better than I do what would be appropriate. These "features&quot
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by yourusername 2y ago
>I miss when high-end GPUs were $300-400, and you could get something reasonable for $100-200. That time is 25 years ago though, i think the Geforce DDR is the last high end card to fit this price bracket. While cards have gotten a lot m
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by yourusername 2y ago
For me the big advantage of LED over Halogen is the service life. Back when i had Halogens i had to switch bulbs at least once a year, depending on your car you may have to go to a garage to have it done. 130 euro for a set of LED retrofit
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by yourusername 2y ago
Almost every European road can fit cars up to 2.5 meters wide and about 6 meters long. Parking spaces not so much.
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by yourusername 2y ago
How long before noise complaints cause the CityAirbus to be restricted to narrow lanes above highways that will be just as congested as the highway below?
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by yourusername 2y ago
The latest X3D just came out last week (9800X3D).
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by yourusername 2y ago
Thrill of the fight is such a great game for excercise. You want to knock down your opponent so you can get really into it.
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by yourusername 2y ago
Dorian Yates (former mister Olympia) claimed he trained 4 times a week for 45 minutes while preparing for the contest. But very intense training.
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by yourusername 2y ago
The EU did it to theirselves. The manufacturers keep pushing 50k+ euro SUVs while ignoring customers that can only afford something like a seagull. The EU destroyed the domestic market by mandating more and more "safety" features
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by yourusername 2y ago
Isn't cocaethylene profoundly unhealthy? Even if both components were legal i don't think any country would allow them to be sold combined in one beverage.
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by yourusername 2y ago
Does it matter if your car can receive some extra bands you don't use? I only use DAB in my car but it can receive AM/FM also even if i've never used that functionality.
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by yourusername 2y ago
>This article is shit. An average 7th grader can write better. The article has one original observation: the faulty metric for comparing US+UK AI startups to German AI startups. The rest seem like paragraphs fully recycled from other ar
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by yourusername 2y ago
>Videos absolutely suck for transmitting information, compared to text. It depends on the information. For DIY information for example i find it much better to see someone show how to lay brick or frame a wall than to read how it is done
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by yourusername 2y ago
It's all of them. Tony Chocolonely's whole image is to be as fairtrade as possible and even they admit that they can not guarantee no forced labour was used in their production chain.
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by yourusername 2y ago
>on the other hand, if you're building an apartment building in brazil or a hotel in costa rica, there's nothing stopping you from including an 80-amp circuit in every bathroom for the electric shower. Do these countries not ha
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by yourusername 2y ago
> or having pieces of their CPUs falling off during use. Instead they were commiting suicide by requesting 1.6 volts so they can push 250 watts to win some benchmarks and die in 6 months.
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by yourusername 2y ago
I still wonder how electrocution is not a big issue. My local electricity codes say absolutely no electricity within zone 0. I get a bit nervous about hooking up IP 65 rated lights to a IP X4 rated switchbox a meter away from the shower he
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by yourusername 2y ago
Tech is 30-40% of the S&P 500 so just investing in a index fund you would have exposure.
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by yourusername 2y ago
There is a barrier to entry with repairing current battery packs. Someone that opens up a sealed battery pack and buys nickel strips and a spotwelder to repair a battery pack probably knows the things you're not supposed to do.
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by yourusername 2y ago
I wonder what happens when you do things you're not supposed to. Like when some of my expensive 3000 mAh samsung cells are worn out i'll replace them with the cheapest aliexpress "10 000 mAh" (actually 1500) cells in the
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by yourusername 2y ago
No one is suggesting it is 100% coverage but you would be suprised at the ammount of things XDR detects and prevents in a average organization with average users. Including the people who can't stop clicking YourGiftcard.pdf.exe
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by yourusername 2y ago
If your malicious script starts doing things like running well known payloads or trying to move laterally or access things it really shouldn't be trying to access AV will flag/block it.
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by yourusername 2y ago
I also don't mind paying for content but i want the content as it was originally broadcast. With streaming if you "buy" something they might eventually replace the background music or cut scenes that are deemed insensitive or
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by yourusername 2y ago
>Are the Europeans wworried that "between now and 2030s" the US will cut off their access to space? Both US presidential candidates are not mentally well. Who knows what they might do.
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by yourusername 2y ago
If you're not going to buy their cloud services Microsoft doesn't want you as a customer anyway. My 9 year old Windows PC keeps nagging for me to "finish setting up", because there is no way not using onedrive is your ac
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by yourusername 2y ago
> My current employer falls under the critical infrastructure category (we’re finance/energy) and that means we’re required to have contingency plans for how to exit Microsoft in a month. Not just theoretical plans, but actual hands
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by yourusername 2y ago
For AM5 most boards with 4 DIMM slots will support 128 GB, some support 192 GB.
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by yourusername 2y ago
But if i can buy a new CPU for my motherboard i would be almost guaranteed to stay with Intel. Now ever upgrade is a chance to jump ship to the competition. There are probably people on their 3rd AM4 CPU with the same motherboard.

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