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bratwurst3000
3mo ago
the idea was to have less of those things people buy and consum on the way and throw them away and the wind puts them put of the trash and now shitload of plastic everywhere .... i switch between clean beaches in europe to cigarrete and pla
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3mo ago
maybe it takes the edge of. my city was completly destroyed by bombings. took 15 years and it was back again and germany was ok after war. I hope the best for ukraine. It is worth it
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3mo ago
little anecdot. I have a garden in my hometown in germany and the garden was only so cheap because it is impossible to build on it because it has wayyyy to many WWII Bombs underneath and its not economical to get rid of them.
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3mo ago
imho its the screen vs no screen that is the problem. Its better to have one thing for a task . for example one notebook one alarm one instrument one book etc. Our brain aint made to have so many thing cramped in one device. I think when i
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5mo ago
yes i wished i had safes some of my best examples too. One i had was super weird in chatgpt pro. It told me that after 30 years my interest would become negative and i would start loosing money. Didnt want to accept the error.
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7mo ago
"I've had it explain that I could setup an ESP32 with a sensor so that I could get logging from it then write me firmware for it." lol did you try it? This so far from everything ratinonal
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7mo ago
mostly the federate aproach. Most people dont want to think about anything network related. Element is ok as an app imho
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7mo ago
hmmm I am 50% with you. Imho to be an amazing engineer is to see a problem and find a good(whatever good means) solution. Beeing a good scientist is asking precise questions and finding experiments validating them. I think its more the nuan
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7mo ago
to conclude the article. We still donw know how the brain works.
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7mo ago
airbus is owned by germany and france to each 10% and spain 4%. Things get interesting if you count all the owners from the states together they have ≈ 12%. But it is controlled by Germany france spain.
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7mo ago
for example EU privacy laws can be ignored in the states with for example the cloud act. having control over software and infrastructure is protecting the rights of eu citizen in that regard.
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7mo ago
hey siri can set the egg timer 90% of the time corectly! Find me another multitrillion dollar company that is able to pull that off! .
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7mo ago
it doesnt. It does things with the region of the brain that is asociated with memory we still dont understand. Honestly in my peer group, weed or no weed, people behave mostly the same memory wise.
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7mo ago
i see your point but think about it this way. A bowl or a joint holds a certain amount. People fill mostly the same amount and dont regulate it by thc content
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8mo ago
vw has over 300 billion revenue and way more profit then tesla. still not worth 1/10 of it. 5 billion sounds good for tesla
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8mo ago
Had similar issu. Windows 11 installed two gpu driver that run parallel. Cpu etc was on low but everything was lacking. did go to safe mode and deinstalled drivers and reinstalled them. Windows installed them again even with me doing everyt
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8mo ago
"Still, I think this is no excuse for foreign intervention and you should not do others what you don't wish on yourself. But at the same time if those regimes are indeed so effective, how do you get to help them? " german he
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8mo ago
this is so wrong. Hitler wanted switzerland and they had allready the operation "tannenbaum" rdy but mussolini failed hard and the eastern front didnt go as expexted. That Hitler did exclude anyone because of "neutrality"
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8mo ago
i was looking it up and the 12th biggest pcb manufacture is in austria. which is europa afaik. Its not that dead "In Leoben befindet sich das weltweite Headquarter von AT&S. Derzeit gibt es drei Produktionslinien, die eine Reihe vo
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9mo ago
Kids are stupid and follow what adults do. If I judge that I have the time to cross the street at red light without getting hit by the incoming car doesnt mean that the kid standing next to me is even seeing the car and crossing right after
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9mo ago
trains can be superfast. For example a tgv from strassbourg to marseille is 5-6h. Same with car is for me 8h. Bus is even slower so I would wildy guess 12h. Plan is btw 1 1/2 hour.
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9mo ago
yes but there are so many cases where they took the worst of the worst and gave them high profile jobs with way way way to much power for high ranking nsdap members. Rheinhard gehlen and everyone around him is a something that could have be
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9mo ago
Frenchman here and so true. I was taking the bus and it was stuck in traffic and I was like "hey can you let me out I life right in that street and shit aint moving" .... no fucking way. had to wait 10 minutes and then walk back t
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9mo ago
i switched this year from windows to mac because windows is unbearable.... but apple seems to want to get rid of desktop user also
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9mo ago
you are right now I better understand what you meant. That was the part that confused me. "If it does negate the benefit than that would suggest that the entire benefit from the beige fat is from putting the body in a calorie deficit,
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9mo ago
in all respect sorry this is wrong. this is a broad misinformation. It can enhance but also supresse cancer dependig of soo much we dont know yet enough to know if fasting is beneficial or dangerous. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.
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9mo ago
yes thats true if you survive it. Have two friends with a salary over 300k a year. one worked 5 years and retired the other bought more luxury products to reflect his income and is now completly burned out after 3 years but forced to work b
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9mo ago
yes for heatpump specific problems that are based on faulty installation.
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9mo ago
no people are stupid. Smart meters are paid by the grid operator like everywhere else. Friends of mine got one and it was 25€ a year for it. Yes germans are very stupid. we fight everything new because we think this country worked rly well
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9mo ago
smart meters are paid by the grid operator and you have to pay maximum 50€ a year for a smartmeter. I honestly dont know where you get your numbers. a friend with a big house and 3 children switched to air water heatpump with floor heating
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