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martin_bech
9d ago
I find your response insulting, and as the other poster called you out, this is exactly why people are flocking to Afd.. that the “elite” dont take their problems seriously. Im in Denmark and we have tried throwing money and ressources at t
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martin_bech
9d ago
Its kind of the same as Maga, in the way that the people, and the politicians want very different things.. the people want a stop to crazy levels of immigration, and a stop to the EU deciding how they live their lives, and the politicians w
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martin_bech
9d ago
Whats your solution to the immigration problem in Germany?
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martin_bech
9mo ago
Its also for security.. outside the US, you still cant use a regular phone with the omnipod.
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martin_bech
9mo ago
Security… The PDM is walled off completely, it cant install apps, its not on wifi, you cant change any settings. The issue is that a PDM technically could easily kill you, by giving you a lethal dose of insulin. Funny thing is that the new
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martin_bech
1y ago
In this instance, they sre trying out libre office
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martin_bech
1y ago
Yeah the first thing isnt 100% true, there is no law here in Denmark, but in many many schools, kids hand over their phones in the morning, and get them back at the end of the day. Is up to the schools how they want to handle it
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martin_bech
2y ago
I would guess about 10% of an ISPs customers are gamers. Maybe lower. Again game updates are not that big, compared to your connection, so most of the day your connection is idle
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martin_bech
2y ago
Yeah.. they are not.. even tens of GiB per day is not a lot compared to your connections 1000gb/s. Netflix 4k stream is not the norm, and still only about 20mb/s so you would need to be running 50 4k streams, and even then, chance
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martin_bech
2y ago
I worked at a large ISP and telco in my youth, and ofc this is how its done, its been this way forever, and is also basicly how phone networks where and are built, because you know that everyone is not going to call everyone at the same exa
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martin_bech
4y ago
Google already does this
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martin_bech
4y ago
Well dosent Apple usually prepay? Thats normally why they get preferential treatment.
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martin_bech
4y ago
Fashion has moved on, so the anorexic has been largely replaced with bikini fitness. This is not a joke. You will also find that among bikini fitness athletes, you will find a lot who have been previously anorexic.
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martin_bech
4y ago
Thats yoyr problem right there.. its 10x the cost and only feasible if hydrogen cars become the norm, and hydrogen cars will not be the norm if no fillingstations are available. Meanwhile with an EV, I will never really need to visit a char
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martin_bech
4y ago
Denmark has alternatives, thats why this is done rather easily. The biggest problem is a slew of chromebooks bought by schools that will now be scraped, but the schools hated them anyway because of poor performance. Source Danish Guy with a
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4y ago
That looks promising, but the costs are still way higher then putting in EV chargers, and you can set up EV charging at home, for almost no cost. Again the scale of hydrogen fueling stations needed would be massive
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4y ago
Because the infrastructure needed would be bonkers, and creating fuelibg stations is not really a solved problem. You also loose a big amount of energy converting from electric to hydrogen and back. The cars themselves almost always have lo
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martin_bech
4y ago
Same here in Denmark. After the summerbreak, no google accounts and no chromebooks.
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4y ago
Ads for cigarettes have been banned in Europe for a long time, thats why there is zero tobacco in Formula 1. In Denmark its now illegal to show the tobacco in the store, it has to be hidden
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martin_bech
4y ago
Paying 30% to get access to millions of users, with money and having distribution, backups, creditcard handling, user management etc. Handled for you.. seems like a pretty good deal.
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martin_bech
4y ago
Probably because all apps are now required to target the latest api, which means most permissions are done by user prompts, and not just by downloading the app.
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martin_bech
4y ago
As a European, the credit score system seems completely bonkers..
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martin_bech
5y ago
Its really great for results, and motivation. Unfortunately with age, its also how I get injured very easily if going full tilt.
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martin_bech
5y ago
But its is something other, like Audi is different than VW and Porsche, although their share a lot of ressources.
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martin_bech
5y ago
Basicly the rest of the world is going EV.. would be wierd to go the other way, and would end in pain..
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5y ago
Depends on how long they have been employed. Been working 5 months, its only 1 month, 2 years and 9 months, its 3 months, and continues till you reach 6 months. But that period, you will often have to still work.. so if you are let go, with
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martin_bech
5y ago
Denmark is 3 months probation, where you can fire with 1 day notice. You can fire people for underperforming, but you have to warn them first, and tell them what they need to change.
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martin_bech
5y ago
There is nothing to support the theory that shops are hotspots for spread, if that was true alot of supermarket employees etc, would have been infected, at a larger rate than average. However this has not happened anywhere.
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martin_bech
5y ago
The case count for Germany atm is very impressive, but we ditched masks in June, and cases actually plummeted after that, and only started to rise with the delta variant. We still compared to most have a low infection rate.
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martin_bech
5y ago
Thanks for the downvotes.. still wont make the masks work. Get vaccinated.
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