Schweigi

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by Schweigi 3y ago
I keep my iPhones for many years before buying a new one and never had the lighting port die. What happens though is that the port gets dirt inside and stops working. There are tiny brushes (available on Amazon) which solve it and the port
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by Schweigi 3y ago
I worked several years designing and installing commercial hvac systems in Switzerland. Plenty of offices, banks, museums etc. have ACs. It’s definitely allowed. But you will need a permit to install a fixed system if it affect/changes
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by Schweigi 3y ago
Mini split systems can be used with ducts. All big venders sell heads which are specifically made to be connected to ducts. That way you get the best of both worlds and its also easy to retrofit to an existing (ducted) house.
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by Schweigi 4y ago
At least in Switzerland for example a lot of the Miniprix, BP[1] and Shell gas stations have all the same gas as it comes via the same supplier which is Oel-Pool AG and its subsidiaries. Oel Pool is also selling their surplus gas via their
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by Schweigi 4y ago
Though mini split heads can be ducted too. There are several choices, wall heads, ceiling heads, ducted heads etc. The wall head is just the cheapest solution since it’s very easy to install.
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by Schweigi 4y ago
The wall of links is what pays Google ad money. Website owners pay a lot of money to be presented on top of the search results because of that. I would assume it’s quite difficult to keep making the same amount of ad money by having a Chat
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by Schweigi 4y ago
Ha, interesting, a while ago I was thinking about a solution to this very problem. Everyone seems to focusing on the freezing part, but not what happens with the timeframe until you are unfrozen and beyond. Because in addition to nobody wan
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by Schweigi 4y ago
He doesn’t need to shiphon anything. All the “donated” money is still in his control. In order to be effective at tax deference you need to separate the concept of who ownes the money and who controls it. As long as you still control it, it
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by Schweigi 4y ago
There is a certain amount of people who like to work in a “Elon Musk” company no matter what. Like him or not, but he is a guy who has a certain pull which let’s people overlook a lot of stuff. So Twitter will still bee able to hire from th
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by Schweigi 4y ago
Coinbase probably does all this because they want to be a reliable, profitable and somehow auditable business. If you don’t care what happens to customers funds, sure, yes, provide leverage and all kinds of tokens to your customers. I guess
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by Schweigi 4y ago
They obviously rewrite Twitter back to Python! Afterall, this shouldn’t take them more than a Sunday afternoon - or at least that’s what Elon gave them as the deadline.
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by Schweigi 4y ago
Could also just be driven because of the zoning. For example a 2-bed unit usually requires two parking spots. So its better to build two 1-bed units. Same amount of parking but more rental income because usually 2-bed units aren’t double th
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by Schweigi 4y ago
He doesn’t do paid sponsorships. That would probably double the revenue when looking at other creators who published their numbers. As per article it’s because of the day job who doesn’t leave too much time handling those and that the video
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by Schweigi 4y ago
IronSource went public last year via SPAC at over $10B of market cap. The merger or rather aquisition? happens now at $4B. Definitely a big loss for many of the investors and most likely a lot of the employees who couldn’t get out fast enou
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by Schweigi 4y ago
Switzerland doesn’t have capital gains tax except for professional stock traders. So there wouldn’t be any tax on the gain after vesting. But yeah it’s a gamble on the stock price that’s for sure.
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by Schweigi 4y ago
If you want to know more - for example how the fuze even knows when to trigger and how it actually triggers the explosion - there is a good (lengthy) video about the M58 hollow charge rifle grenate and fuze design: https://youtu.
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by Schweigi 4y ago
As a smaller business you’re not gonna waste your time to organize a police report if the theft is $100 or $200 dollars. It would cost you more than what you get back. There will also be an insurance deductible so not sure if it will even w
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by Schweigi 4y ago
My wife is doing the online business for her mother’s brick and mortar business. Unfortunately having the brick and mortar store doesn’t help all that much for the inventory situation. That’s because you can sell 1000 different SKUs with on
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by Schweigi 5y ago
Affidavit with picture of positive result is on page 11: https://www.fedcourt.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/9505... All files are here: https://www.fcfcoa.gov.au/migration-law/o
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by Schweigi 5y ago
With his skills he could have build a sled or a wheelbarrow to carry all the water - still easier than a whole motorcycle :) From the article though it didn’t sound he drove very far, so carry less than 10 days would have been possible too.
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by Schweigi 5y ago
From a material perspective access to cash will be the most important thing if you don't have friends or family who can help out. If your wallet with credit cards and id burned down, it will be hard to book a hotel for the night or buy
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by Schweigi 5y ago
Many years ago I had a ride in the Bay Area with an Uber investor as the driver (he was a partner at one of the VCs). It was quite an interesting ride has he wanted to know a lot about why I choose to use Uber and all the good and bad about
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by Schweigi 5y ago
Dallas has definitely worse roads than the Bay Area. There are some roads with crazy amount of pot holes. In think crime and homeless depends a lot on the area in Dallas. A lot of new apartments and townhomes are in “transitional” neighborh
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by Schweigi 5y ago
I dont know why you got downvoted. Servicing cars is very different from handling what Apple is currently selling and definitely not remotely the same. So it’s definitely a good question how or why Apple would enter the car market.
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by Schweigi 5y ago
Did you try cooking with an induction stove? It’s now getting quite popular and combines the benefits of both worlds. Though it’s obviously not replacing an open flame which is usefull for cooking with a wok for example.
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by Schweigi 5y ago
But it is the most expensive carnival ride! What we saw today is the birth of space tourism. That’s what made the live stream so exciting. Right now it’s still expensive but with the super re-usable approach of Virgin Galactic costs will ge
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by Schweigi 5y ago
It’s typical Brandson to approach everything from the fun side - the whole live stream shows it :)
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by Schweigi 5y ago
Does anyone have insights on the legal part of creating a town? The articles doesn’t seem to address that. Would one just start with un-incorperated land? Buy land from an existing city and try to split it off? Are there any legal requireme
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by Schweigi 5y ago
Which has a nearly infinitive range because because of how the quarry is set-up! In a way the perfect use case for electrification. The truck is able to drive anywhere and much more flexible - e.g. compared to a conveyor belt or cable car s
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by Schweigi 5y ago
Higher density would mean you could live closer to work which solves some of the congestions problems. Because of the big sprawl commutes are long and it's harder to make efficient public transport. But you're right, how to go the

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