ohmaigad

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by ohmaigad 3y ago
Never listened to a podcast on Spotify and on my Home screen i have to scroll quite a lot (its like 10 row, pretty much in the middle of Home screen in my case) to see one row "Episodes for You" and one row of "Shows to try&q
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by ohmaigad 3y ago
This has to be a USA thing right? In the 15 years i have had debit/credit cards in the EU nobody has ever checked the name on it. In fact, since the rise of contactless all the card info is now on the backside and not on front as befor
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by ohmaigad 4y ago
I completely understand that there is a "big boys table" and everybody else, but the hard facts are that Russia occupied territories of a sovereign nation (Crimea/Donbass/Lugansk) and now is waging a full on war with tha
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by ohmaigad 4y ago
Well, they mention Baltics as buffer states simply because Russia wants that. So that is exactly my point earlier - Russia still thinks they have the right to control these states. It is like your neighbour saying that you cannot install a
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by ohmaigad 4y ago
Oh yes, the mighty Baltic states who are able to somehow lock down Russian ties to Germany. By that logic the NS2 should have never happened or German reliance to Russian gas in general. This sounds like the same stuff Russians were claimin
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by ohmaigad 4y ago
Just by peaking over the Quora article it is enough to say it is a Russian propaganda piece, things like some UA nazis (Russians also have some nazi admirers), the "referendums" and so on. Even if these referendums were legit, doe
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by ohmaigad 4y ago
> These tensions have been brewing between NATO (mostly America) and Russia for at least a decade. It's unfortunate that the situation escalated in Ukraine though, which AFAIK is the victim in the scheming and plotting of those two
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by ohmaigad 4y ago
Except proxying through Iran or North Korea literally puts a target on you locally. Not really the brightest idea. As for other things - it is not black or white, depends where you are and from that you choose the best option for you. The
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by ohmaigad 4y ago
And i don't get how one would think that I, as a European, would want an overseas company to handle my data. If my ISP is breaching GDPR, all i have to do is to go to data protection agency (at least i have that option on the table), g
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
This is just dumb. Would you prefer if executives were sent to prison? These fines are beneficial in the way that business might think twice before fucking over people.
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
Back up cameras are not mandatory until May 2022 in the EU.
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
Except the world does not operate in only black and white - not everybody goes to vote, not everybody becomes a politician, not everybody has the same political views etc. This can be seen in gender equality/feminist "success&quot
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
So if women voters for the most part have thought that a man is the better candidate there is a problem? Maybe i am just misunderstanding and basing my opinion on how election system works in my country which i think is gender equal - anyon
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
You have a very broken idea (just like most equality supporters) about what gender equality is. It should be equal opportunity not equal outcome. The usual argument about having a parliament divided 50/50 is that the population is divi
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
That doesn't really explain the prices, a Specialized Turbo Kenevo SL Expert (9.6k EUR) full suspension e-mtb costs more than a Kawasaki or Yamaha 900cc naked motorcycle (~9k EUR). The top of the line S-works e-mtb is in a similar pric
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
The issue is naming - term e-bike is used for everything while most if not all consumer "e-bikes" are actually pedelecs (no throttle, limited to 25kph and 250W, assisting only when pedalling). Every other e-bike is classified as m
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
But that is not an issue with e-bikes as a whole (it is also illegal and fineable in places where restrictions apply).
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
Somewhat irrelevant in places where motor assist is limited to 25kph (EU for example).
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
Revolut has disposable virtual cards - https://www.revolut.com/help/making-payments/getting-a-card/...
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
If the shop is giving you hard time report them to the necessary authority and never shop there again.
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
You don't have to have a reason to return online order within 14 days.
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by ohmaigad 5y ago
So your students do not have a networking class where this (not the programming part) should be taught in the first place?
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by ohmaigad 6y ago
Except Tesla puts wiper speed (a thing you actually use while driving) on Model 3 in the touchscreen. That is the dumbest thing ever. Touchscreens are fine, but the controls you use while driving should be buttons or via steering wheel cont
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by ohmaigad 6y ago
You also should be chipped when we have the technology so that you don't get the wrong thoughts... What you are suggesting is absolutely insane. Most things in this world can be used for unlawful things. By your suggestion we should al
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by ohmaigad 6y ago
That is up to the manufacturer. Anyway, you don't need to register the drone in this kind of case, only you as a pilot and even that is questionable in the case of Tiny Whoop which would be flown mostly inside (i believe that the regul
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by ohmaigad 6y ago
You can fly for fun while putting the video on your monetized youtube channel = commercial flight.
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by ohmaigad 6y ago
Imo under the new regulation (from 2021) this could actually be completely legal without any waivers depending on where was the pilot, if there was a spotter (very likely) and if the surfers can be considered involved persons (notified and
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by ohmaigad 6y ago
Ok, so FAA has exceptions, i am not from US so wasn't sure about that because when FPV got popular my local ancient regulation basically said that pilot must maintain visual contact (VLOS only) and even now the latest unified EU drone
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by ohmaigad 6y ago
BVLOS is tricky in the age of FPV. Flying behind a large tree is illegal as it is BVLOS. Same with night time flying even on a huge field with no property or people in sight. Basically you are at the mercy of regulators because most of the
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by ohmaigad 6y ago
Using absolute numbers probably isn't the smartest idea. Canada has more immigrants per population than USA.

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