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AstralJaeger
2y ago
Lots of dead volume that isn't usable... unless you wanna smuggle drugs with these vehicles.
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AstralJaeger
2y ago
> for larger industrial vehicles See, thats where the difference is, here 3.5t is considered a bigger vehicle with few exceptions. Most campers are close or overweight for the normal B class license.
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AstralJaeger
2y ago
I fully agree on that, I'm mostly travelling through the south of germany, think Salzburg to Kufstein, and that route is terrible, including the pavement.
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AstralJaeger
2y ago
Considering there are europeans sedans that have more cargo volume and are sginificantly shortler than some of these american battering rams
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AstralJaeger
2y ago
I miss the days where PickUps were the size of the Fiat Strada and didn't have a turning radius of an Abrams M1 battle tank.
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AstralJaeger
2y ago
This could simply be avoided by introducing a similar model to how it is handled over here in europe, with different vehicle classes and weight limits, a higher weight class requires a more advanced drivers license. Certain utlilty vehicles
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AstralJaeger
2y ago
As someone who regularly drives on German highways, including the Autobahn, I may ad my two cents. While German drivers are often praised for their discipline, the reality I've observed, especially in unlimited speed sections of the Au
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2y ago
> as are the physical page turn buttons. I always thought they were unnecessary, but I really do prefer them now. I felt that one, the reason I love those buttons is, because that way I can keep my display clean as I don't have to t
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AstralJaeger
2y ago
Fully agree here, I'm in the PocketBook Color squad since 2020 and got it at full price and absoltuley love the thing. Appart from the fact they don't sell official covers for it anymore since i seem to disassemble those regularly
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AstralJaeger
2y ago
I fully agree with you there, OpenGrok is a wonderful, oudated-looking and feeling but lightning fast code search engine!
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AstralJaeger
3y ago
Quite frankly, I'd much rather write a little script that keeps posting some AI comments to contribute to their dataset, but make it basically unusable
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AstralJaeger
3y ago
I haven't really figured out how SBOM's work and would like to get some feedback on the entire repo and how to improve it.
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Show HN: Neovim Configuration heavily inspired by Emacs and JetBrains
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3y ago
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