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jurgemaister
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Comment #48684168
> cursive police force
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Comment #48671680
Does anyone know if reading PDFs are supported on this device? I'd love to try it out for reading music while marching.
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Comment #48233247
> Are you suggesting every DL holder knows all the driving conditions? In my country at least: Yes. Hydroplaning and driving on ice is part of the compulsory training, including dr…
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Comment #48034685
2.231705*10^-13 gram
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Comment #46033607
I dropped my Oticon Opn1 for Airpods Pro. I have moderate to severe hearing loss on one ear and struggle with conversations in noisy environments. The Airpods are perfect for lower…
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Comment #39535797
There are many on the roads in Norway. They've sold 5k of the cargo version so far here.
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Comment #36518382
Have a look at transform-when[1]. It might suit your needs. Demo can be seen here[2]. [1] https://github.com/callumacrae/transform-when [2] https://web.archive.org/web/201712032242…
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Comment #35537870
Tesla does this with shadow testing[1] [1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2019/04/29/teslas...
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Comment #34909232
Could this device be used to measure lactate as well? That would be immensly valuable to athletes.
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Comment #28154022
I know I'm a bit late to the party, but Xplora[1] makes smart watches for children that can be used to call and also has a GPS tracker. They've become very popular here in Norway. …
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Comment #27687043
Perhaps this[1] is a solution? [1]: https://signer.digital/SignerDigitalBrowserExtensions
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Comment #24567093
The Limiting Factor on YouTube has a really good video explaining the concept[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rcw3vA0gAMs
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Comment #24567024
> Its 2020 now and they still cost around $150 I'd be interested in seeing a source for this. afaik there aren't any public sources on what price Tesla pays for $/kWh at pack level…
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Comment #24470392
I edited my comment to include a link to the press release itself.
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Comment #24470259
I also posted a discussion[1] about an article by Electrek that actually looks into the claims of the press release. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24470043
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Comment #24470167
Follow up on the report[1] published by Hindenburg. Link[2] to the press release by Nikola Corporation. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24436721 [2] https://nikolamotor.co…
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Comment #22554971
If someone intercepted the communication, they could swap the Avast key for their own, allowing them to decrypt your message.
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Comment #16993467
As someone who commutes by bike year around in Norway: No, he isn't. Studded tyres isn't rocket science.
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Comment #14391377
To shreds, you say?
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Comment #14253740
In Oslo, Norway, people mostly park on the street as well, and there are a lot of EVs. The municipality provides charging stations around the city, so being outside on a street is …
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Comment #14253734
This will probably be more than outweighed by the savings in public health due to less pollution. Air pollution kills and harms so many people every year.