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Comment #41389875
The capacity limit is the number of tracks. There are 4 AC and 2 DC tracks on the line out of Euston and they are also used for freight trains as well as the Bakerloo line.
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Comment #40952669
Using "he" as default is just as much of a political stance as using "they" as default. The fact that whoever rejected this PR thinks that pronouns are "political" gives me a prett…
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Comment #40248724
The 787, A380, and A220 have all had no fatal accidents. No accidents at all for the A220.
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Comment #39370901
I believe both your examples are ones where the UK did not follow the decision of the ECHR.
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Comment #39011329
I find it shocking that this has been known about for so long, but only now that there was a TV drama about it is it actually being addressed. It came up in the news and I thought …
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Comment #38890080
Was this screed written by an AI?
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Comment #38720440
Didn't know this site existed. Way better than the Octopus app.
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Comment #37489108
I remember a while back there was a Twitter account called "Hacker News Onion". My favourite headline: Developer accused of unreadable code refuses to comment.
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Comment #37465873
What airlines let you take pets and bicycles for free?
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Comment #37161910
Presumably they could ban the sites that host these non-compliant browsers (whack-a-mole for sure), and/or make it illegal to have one installed on your computer.
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Comment #37061267
My company recently moved from a wework equivalent to a much cheaper serviced office. A few less of the flashy features and perhaps a slightly less prestigious address (5 minutes d…
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Comment #37031882
It's probably there in the fine print somewhere. Maybe if it was required to be very clearly marked on the packaging like cigarette warning labels.
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Comment #36929527
You can't really play the space sim either.
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Comment #36559719
The most common tariff that offers these prices is capped at 100p/kWh (about 3-4x higher than the standard price). I've been on it for about 3 months and I never saw anything highe…
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Comment #36295855
Not particularly. I spun up accounts on quite a few different lemmy instances yesterday when certain instances were getting hammered by traffic spikes. Things seem to have settled …
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Comment #36186262
Expansion gaps limit the speed the trains can run at.
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Comment #36041864
Has there been any progress on getting this running on modern operating systems?
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Comment #35914041
Scarlet and Violet was as much an optimisation problem as a hardware problem.
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Comment #35123651
I doubt anyone who can do anything about it will read this, but if I get a single piece of autoplaying media that I didn't choose, I'm ditching Spotify that day.
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Comment #34840226
Is it easier to capture carbon from decomposition than directly from the atmosphere? If so that could be how this works.
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Comment #34729902
Honest question: how can devaluing the dollar be deflationary?
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Comment #34372834
Can't speak for anyone else, but my company is migrating away from Docker Desktop to Rancher in order to save money. We'll see how well that goes.
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Comment #34277562
Have you read much Le Guin by any chance? This is a theme I've seen in her work.
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Comment #34262189
What is the other choice?
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Comment #34170755
Public transport is covered in ads, has a much higher ridership than rideshares (i.e. has many more eyeballs to sell, and much lower per-user costs) and isn't even close to being p…