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stannol

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    Comment #22661743

    I have, but there is a new tenant moving in right after me so there's not much she can do. She offered to store my stuff in the garage for as long as needed thankfully.

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    Comment #22661272

    Not well, sadly. Trying to stay distracted but all that’s happened to me feels like the perfect storm. Signed a new contract in January and was supposed to start in April, moving c…

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    Comment #20861122

    Here's one from Regensburg (Bavaria), AFAIK a compromise between the city (they wanted no modern branding at all) and McDonalds. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d7…

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    Comment #19235348

    Export is not "only possible" due to the Bretton Woods system, and the rest of your thoughts on exports are just pure unfounded speculation. Germany makes sought-after goods and wi…

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    Comment #18371953

    Not sure why the overall population matters here. Bicycle trips typically do not cover large distances in cities, that's what public transport is for. And when it comes to density,…

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    Comment #18159730

    Useless for Germany, since it apparently doesn't have data for states, counties or cities, all of which can (and do) have different public holidays in Germany. I'm sure there's mor…

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    Comment #16740399

    From personal experience I can say that I am certain that both Dieter Zetsche and Harald Krüger know more about basically every aspect of producing cars than Elon Musk ever will. B…

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    Comment #15752178

    It’s not publicly known who owns how much of FlixBus. It has been reported that General Atlantic holds 35%, but Daimler, Holtzbrinck and the founders most likely hold a significant…

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    Comment #15572286

    Pretty much anything in the US is easy. Try Indian cities, Italian villages or the Russian countryside. I’m absolutely certain that not a single one of the so called “self-driving”…

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    Comment #14716644

    > Most EVs get ~3.3 mi/kWh. Not even close. BMW runs electric trucks between production facilities and our 169kWh trucks (Terberg YT202-EV) which haul up to 34,000kg get at most 10…

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    Comment #14348462

    The Fraunhofer Society is not and never was a "patent troll". They do actual research and one of their income sources is licensing the resulting patents.

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    Comment #13515670

    I wondered that too. Pretty ridiculous that they claim "Self-Driving on the Streets of San Francisco Is Really Hard". City driving in the US is pretty much as easy as it gets. Thes…

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    Comment #13507784

    What an unbelievably stupid thing to say. Traitors from war-torn, corrupt and authoritarian countries become traitors by risking their (and their families) lives to fight for the r…

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    Comment #13175115

    For some very limited use cases five years may be realistic. For a car that can do everything and go everywhere a human driver can it's more like 50 years.

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    Comment #13007864

    No, a minority in the investigation committee dealing with the revelations around NSA and other foreign intelligence services can now (due to a recent court decision) bring forward…

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    Comment #13000264

    I'm pretty sure the people at the WHO are very aware of these facts. If you look at their numbers the US is still significantly worse off than almost all European nations.

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    Comment #12736287

    The number of immigrants per capita in the US is not especially high. It's lower than in Switzerland, Australia, Canada, Ireland, Germany and similar to most Western European natio…

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    Comment #12675325

    You'll find many startups in Berlin, anything else not so much. Try München, Hamburg, Frankfurt and Stuttgart if you want a good wage and interesting work.

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    Comment #12436689

    Like most people in Germany I pay 7.3% + 0.2% supplemental. I decided against private insurance due to the recent massive premium hikes, even though right now it would be cheaper f…

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    Comment #12316491

    > I wonder what kinds of devices this is intended for? Presumably, they are a very important market for Qt to have implemented this? And these devices have graphics displays but th…

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    Comment #12107180

    Do the 32kg include the inverter and reduction gear? I highly doubt they do. My guess is that with those included it weighs AT LEAST 100kg, probably closer to 200kg. I can't find a…

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    Comment #12074180

    I wouldn't say it's tragic, I'd say it's negligent misnaming. The people in charge surely were aware that some users would use it in way it shouldn't be used due to the expectation…

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    Comment #12045152

    Compared to the leave propaganda this is exceptionally tame. Anything you read about the future of the UK nowadays is pure speculation anyway. My guess is that the market recovered…

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    Comment #11405725

    I seriously doubt that you have. You wouldn't be writing nonsense about a "fresh start" or "finding a new job/wife" otherwise. Even steps much more insignificant than those are sim…

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    Comment #10892971

    Not to forget Tibia, which was released in January 1997, is still developed and run by the same company and has thousands of concurrent players at any time of the day.