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  • Wanted to create a 5th character in a game to test something and ran out of variations of my normal username 15 years ago. Test worked out, it became my main and now we're here ¯⁠\⁠⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

  • Seriously, your text was good enough for a comment, and for everything else just put in some effort? It's really not that hard, and using ai actively harms people.

  • Cutting rebar is much easier than bending it, especially upwards and in a proper curve.Also, those hooks immensely complicate the concrete framework. (If they were done during the initial pour)So it's pretty unlikely that they are leftovers from construction.Cold war paranoia is the likeliest reason.

  • In Germany it's dependent on the work hours and type of physical activity, for me it's:<6 hours, no break (for adults)6-8 hours, 30 minutes break8-10 hours, 45 minutes break10 hours, 1 hour6-9 hours, 30 minutes9 hours, 45 minutes

    With breaks being a minimum of 15 minutes at a time, and you're not allowed to work workout breaks for more than 6 hours at a time.if you have a job where you have to concentrate a lot (assembly lines, bus/truck drivers, air traffic controllers) these times change a lot, sometimes down to like 1 hour maximum continuous work and then 15-30 minutes of break time.

    EDIT: @zaphod@sopuli.xyz was right, Source (in German)

  • That's like driving around with someone that doesn't use their seatbelt. Yes, it's stupid not to wear one, but you as the experienced person (the driver) are required to inform and check that everyone is wearing a seatbelt. So yes, you absolutely can charge someone for lack of advice. It's called negligence.

  • No single long slot toaster is a disappointment. Both sides are always equally toasted, and you can fit wide bread slices without having to cut them

  • They absolutely are strong enough to break fingers. The Tesla dumpster is famous for cutting into fingers with the self closing trunk

  • Eh, we already have self closing trunks. As long as they are programmed correctly (not by Tesla) they sense resistance and stop.

  • Not FOSS, but AnyDesk is pretty nice, easy to use, and works on almost all platforms. For unsupervised access you have to change some settings in person, but otherwise it's as simple as "start the red program, tell me the (persistent) number, and click the green accept button"

  • Ah yes, because the legality of it famously stopped so many people from smoking weed...

  • The US is wayy past that picture.

  • You can with mint tho? You don't have to use the app store

  • Ah the good ol' times, now I'm currently at work and still have 4+ hours to go :(

  • That's actually such a great explanation, thank you!

  • the previous "normal" way were the pumping ones, similar to a soap dispenser

  • nope, don't even have an account with them

  • Weird, works fine on mobile for me

  • leap seconds should be handled via the standard sync just like any normal deviation

  • Why does a clock need more features. It tells the time. MAYBE add an alarm to it so you don't have to have 2 apps. that's it. It's not a calendar, it's not a task-tracker, and the last time I checked we still have 24 hour days.

    The only updates it needs are UI updates (which should be system-side anyways) and if the time source changes, which are a few bytes at most.

  • (With android) you can set it to prefer 4G/LTE which is enough tbh