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lawaaiig

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    Comment #42284367

    Hyundai offers an EV version of the Casper: it's 1335kg vs 985kg for the petrol variant. Surely that's a great deal heavier? The Aygo finds an all-electric competitor in the Renaul…

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    Comment #42218615

    Based on a cursory glance at google results, 10% is at the lower bound of weight increase, and in sudden stop scenarios I would assume tyre grip is the main factor in speed reducti…

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    Comment #42212755

    Wouldn't know about 'pretty much anywhere', but assuming you're from the Netherlands you might want to reconsider: https://www.kimnet.nl/binaries/kimnet/documenten/rapporten/2...

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    Comment #42209870

    EVs most definitely do not decelerate faster. Their increased weight leads to decreased braking capabilities, which, combined with their faster acceleration, makes them potentially…

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    Comment #42209452

    It's a bit more complicated than that even. While not going into details: 1. This only concerns liability for damages. 2. It is not necessarily the case that the cyclist is exempt …

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    Comment #41605037

    That understanding is in line with using libresolv and the established behavior of the resolv.conf file, which accompanies the libresolv library. While it’s true that different imp…

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    Comment #41601124

    Providing the same answers does not preclude an order (of preference). The man page clearly shows that such an order exists, though it does not explicitly label it as a preference.…

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    Comment #41596279

    I recall systemd-resolved ignoring the resolv.conf order of preference of name servers. The native and thus relatively simple per-link DNS configuration is great though. Addendum: …

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    Comment #41539729

    Regarding the intermittent power cutoffs during boot it should be noted the drives pull power from the 5V rail on startup: comparable drives typically draw up to 1.2A. Combined wit…