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Comment #49032616
Well, I live in one of the most densely populated places, the Netherlands. This is not an issue I've encountered. The solution really is : just add more charging spots everywhere. …
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Comment #49032584
I totally agree, I went electric last year and couldn't be happier. Got a hyundai ioniq 6 which is an amazing car. Charging is simple and cheap and where I live (nw europe) the cha…
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Comment #45890436
I'm dutch as well and travel relatively frequently to the US (just came back from Washington DC). I'm not sure I see the impact of this "decline" you seem to notice. Perhaps this i…
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Comment #45285999
If regulating false information is actually a part of the FCCs job, Fox "News" should have been shut down long ago.
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Comment #45156990
"most countries in the world" are perfectly fine with the 24 hour clock: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_and_time_representation_b... I fail to see why it is not considered huma…
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Comment #44091026
why wait for travel until you are retired? Retirement should not be "the" goal in life. I've been traveling for holidays every year since I was 25 for at least 3 weeks every year, …
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Comment #43636621
Fox News is less a news outlet and more a performance art piece in which actors, costumed as journalists, deliver carefully scripted outrage to an audience so thoroughly conditione…
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Comment #43600066
Proving reviews are fake is hard indeed. A few years back I fell for fake reviews. I was booking a trip and saw a fairly new "boutique hotel" with good reviews (on booking.com). On…
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Comment #43586875
I read "Atlas Shrugged" but I found it to be a frustrating read, mostly because of how simplistic its worldview is. When I read it, I felt like the complex issues it tries to tackl…
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Comment #43314201
You are right. However, I think I agree with the vision, too bad its Musk+Tesla. I do think in the end we won't each own a car. It's so incredibly inefficient to have individually …
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Comment #38902885
We develop and deploy dotnet on Linux at my shop, it works great. I can recommend it to everyone, the dev experience is wonderful. With Rider as a development environment my team c…
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Comment #37499266
Amazing post. The thoroughness and level of detail is incredible. The length of the article is absolutely massive, trying to print it would be 218 pages. (my printer). Really looki…
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Comment #37488733
And rightfully so, dotnet nowadays is really a pleasant environment to work with. Fast, good language(s), good libraries, good dev experience and cross platform. Most criticism I s…
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Comment #37488574
This is a good list. I really feel it's a very good platform and just a very pleasant environment to work with. I guess I'm a "fanboy" as someone else on this thread said, but I be…
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Comment #37477500
Modern dotnet core really is great and people should give it more consideration. It is not 2016 anymore. C# is beautiful and there are others (F#) if you prefer on the same platfor…
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Comment #32404971
But probably true nonetheless.
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Comment #30999176
No one really was. This bill exists just to score political outrage points in order to "solve" a non-existent problem. And the insidious way it goes about solving this allows vigil…
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Comment #30901311
Tbh I like it. Except that I've disabled most of the telemetry, the ads, the handholding and new "features" (lots of github PS scripts available to 'optimize' the initial install).…
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Comment #28184208
well there are json alternatives which fit this bill, such as HJSON. https://hjson.github.io/ might not be as "common" but it has good implementations for many languages.