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RWSen
2y ago
Exactly. There's a train route here in The Netherlands, from Den Bosch to Utrecht, where the train can coast the last 20 km. That's out of a 48 km trip, so almost half!
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RWSen
3y ago
> Who do you think the existing mods are? I am. I moderate my local city subreddit. All I do is remove surveys and point people seeking housing to the megathread. (We're a university town, so lots of students seek people willing to
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3y ago
You're not wrong: reddit probably needs to raise their income, which means monetising their users more. The biggest issue most vocal users (including many mods and developers of third party apps like Apollo) have, is that the prices ar
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RWSen
4y ago
ANother anecdote from The Netherlands: when we go out to drink we go by bike so everyone can drink! Worst case scenario: you bike there and walk back again. You can't take a car with you when you're walking. Personally, while drun
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6y ago
> Every bug ever was a computer program that did exactly what the programmer told the computer to do [...] Ironically, the first ever computer bug does not fit your claim [0]. [0]: https://www.computerhistory.org/tdih
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RWSen
6y ago
Foveal rendering is in a weird spot. The software seems to be there, but mostly only in academia. The hardware is almost nowhere to be found, because it is another expense. People prefer spending that extra money on a better computer, since
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6y ago
The handle designed by Walter Gropius is the first image of the article for me, even before the introduction. Direct link: https://apollo.imgix.net/content/uploads/2020/06/GettyImages...
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7y ago
For The Netherlands: https://www.reddit.com/r/geldzaken
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7y ago
Here in the Netherlands during winter, bike paths are cleared/salted before most residential streets. That together with the sheer amount of bicycles keeps all mayor bike paths clear enough, though it does get slippery.
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7y ago
Because the water would need to be separated from the sand grains. The "water" in the sand is very little: it's more akin to damp sand we're talking about, or in the "wettest" case mud. Drying that would requir
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7y ago
This seems easy to address: when the game is first started with a review key, show a pop-up informing the player that this is a review key with certain limits. This way, the player immediately knows he has bought an improper key, and can ad
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8y ago
It's the equivalent of working as a contractor. The main benefit is that you pay less taxes into the social welfare system, primarily a ZZP'er doesn't have to pay into a pension fund. The government tries to make being a ZZP&