zwirbl

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   by zwirbl 5y ago

   I don't know if south tirol (part of Italy) has any regulation similar to the one mentioned for northern tirol (part of Austria). I wouldn't be surprised
2. 212.▲
   by zwirbl 5y ago

   Innsbruck is not a mountain town, it's the biggest city in the Tirol with >100k residents. I have yet to see someone riding a snowmobile through the city
3. 213.▲
   by zwirbl 5y ago

   In its intention maybe, but it just doesn't work right. There are still a lot of mostly uninhabited second homes
4. 214.▲
   by zwirbl 5y ago

   And still rents and apartment prices are exploding in Innsbruck. Even couples that broke up keep living together for months because the affordable housing situation is dire
5. 215.▲
   by zwirbl 5y ago

   While this is an edge case for most people, you are allowed to keep it, rent it out, whatever. The regulation doesn't work that well, as there are some loopholes and there are still significant numbers of mostly uninhabited second home
6. 216.▲
   by zwirbl 5y ago

   This could be rephrased as: Are poor people less able?
7. 217.▲
   by zwirbl 5y ago

   But be aware the resulting catsplosion will grind the simulation to a halt at some point
8. 218.▲
   by zwirbl 5y ago

   The system is less about ability than which social class one belongs to. Affluent -> Gymnasium Poor -> Hauptschule Realschule gets some of both
9. 219.▲
   by zwirbl 5y ago

   You can definitely produce different highs with alcohol, getting drunk from vodka is different to wine is different to beer. In the end one is drunk, yes, but feeling is still quite distinct. So pretty much the same as with pot, where you
10. 220.▲
    by zwirbl 5y ago

    Now I'm curious, which channel is even more impressive? LiveOverflow is definitely great
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    > Interestingly, U.S. adults were also far more likely to mention religion as a source of meaning in their life when compared to 14 other countries with “advanced economies,” the researchers note in an accompanying post. No surprise ther
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    One issue with STM devices is the shear amount of peripheral implementations, e.g. at least 3 USART implementations over the years, with all kinds of small differences. Pair this with inconsistent SVD files and you are halfway to the curren
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    You would use the traits from embedded-hal to write e.g. a driver for some IC or when implementing functionality in a device agnostic way and then use (or write) a specific HAL driver implementing these
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    It's the PACs (peripheral access crates) that are generated from vendor supplied SVD files, including many patches. These are register definitions Most HALs are actually hand written, often leveraging macros to implement similar funct
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    So I'm about halfway through and just have to say thank you, it's really great entertainment and I just love the setting!
16. 226.▲
    by zwirbl 5y ago

    I wondered the same. I grew up in the heights of the Discman era and everyone used In-Ear buds. After i got my first pair of over ear AKG, I just couldn't go back. And I am very happy with my Sony WH-1000XM4 for work/commute/
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    I've connected a cheap (~15€) Bluetooth audio receiver to the Aux-In. No phone functionality, but I always ignore calls and texts while driving (and some of the time not driving) anyways
18. 228.▲
    by zwirbl 5y ago

    a market for hearing aids and implants not at all regulated by FDA/MDR, what could possibly go wrong? /s Easing regulations for non-implant devices could really shake up the market in a good way, implantables OTOH should always be
19. 229.▲
    by zwirbl 5y ago

    fighting, parasites, diseases, sure. but working round the clock is more common in industrialized societies than it was befor https://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/users/rauch/worktime/hours_...
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    and as a city you would be unlikely to generate such brilliant comments
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    The "Le Monde Diplomatique" frequently covers otherwise underreported regions of the world, including Iran. That paper also usually has well researched, less agitated articles than one gets used to
22. 232.▲
    by zwirbl 5y ago

    Down from, like, two at the best of times. It's always either them or us, which is likely part of the problem
23. 233.▲
    by zwirbl 5y ago

    think of all the burning hard drives, how irresponsible!
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    https://archive.is/u8CkK
25. 235.▲
    by zwirbl 5y ago

    this leaves out the issues with the large amounts of water needed for semiconductor fabrication, although another commenter noted that Arizona has pretty good water management (I guess this includes recycling?)
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    Not just early thrash metal, I have a fondness of early hardcore punk like Minor Threat, early Raised Fist EPs etc I think I find the raw energy just more credible than the hyper produced new stuff. Also in that vein, oftentimes when I disc
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    That makes sense. I bought only a single ebook from Amazon and getting it to be usable on my device (tconverting the mobi to epub) was so annoying that I will not buy a single ebook from Amazon again. In cases without alternative dealers th
28. 238.▲
    by zwirbl 5y ago

    First time I hear about kindle - only books, would you mind giving an example?
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    I guess when mentioning Rust on Nordic controllers one should also mention these excellent projects https://github.com/embassy-rs/embassy https://github.com/embassy-rs/nrf-softdevice Together with
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    by zwirbl 5y ago

    I imagine this as a prison-like corporate dystopia