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  • I wasn't gonna buy it before because the price for a bmw is fucking rediculous, but now I'll even more not buy one!

  • I suppose he could try to have his incompetent personal army arrest any candidate he thinks cheated.

  • I don't know a lot about trains and snow. All I know is what I've been told every time trains are cancelled here in Denmark because there's snow on the tracks, or because a few leafs have landed on them.

    But it doesn't take all that much to realize that a very small contact area, with low friction materials, with a slippery surface inbetween makes trains a lot worse at both speeding up, and slowing down.

  • The problem is brake length. If you get ice between the steel rails and the steel wheels, you're going to have a very very long brake length, that is already pretty long for a train. It doesn't have to snow a lot for ice buildup to occur, and having a plow to clear everything everywhere becomes less feasible, the better your rail coverage is. If for example you take the railline where I live. It's about 2 hours long at train speeds. If you were to put 1 train on that line, that just continuously cleared the rail, you could clear it once every 2 hours. If it continually snows, that's likely not going to be enough for the trains to safely opperate. Now my line is really not that long compared to the rest of the country. It's roughly 120kms long. Compared to the 2615 km of train tracks we have, you're going to need A LOT of trains that can get rid of the ice buildup. You're also going to need A LOT of people to work those trains, people who wouldn't be needed 98% of the year.

    So sure, you could just throw billions and billions at the problem, but it's just not going to happen, and it probably shouldn't either.

  • Tell that to the danish public transit system shitting itself because we're getting a bit of snow tonight. In reality, there's a better chance of you being able to drive your car to work, than the train being able to go. Because your car isn't bound by minimum speeds, but if the train can only go 10 mph because of snow and ice on the track, it's just not feasible to run it.

  • Let's go to a festival celebrating the incredible beauty of nature! While we're there, let's fucking trash the place!

  • I don't think the average american voter is smart enough for ranked voting. They're simply too stupid to understand the system, and will call "cheating" the second their prefered candidate doesn't win, and there is literally 0 ways you can explain how it works in a way they will understand.

  • I was hoping it would become what they were trying to sell, but I had every expectation of it becoming everything that is wrong about MMOs. The biggest sign was demanding $100 for people to be alpha testers. You should be paying people that instead.

  • I generally don't really like rap, but mumble rap just sounds lazy as shit. Like "I can't even be bothered to open my mouth". It's also so stupidly monotone. I may just be an old man yelling at kids, but that's music I will never understand.

  • That is just not true though, mine doesn't

  • All that is completely right. I'm just saying the autolocks don't make sure your kid can't quick eject into oncoming traffic. Just wouldn't want someone to believe the autolock will save their kid based off of that comment.

  • Why do you think they named the movie and holiday "Groundhog Day"? From the rodents waking up from a months long coma? That'd be silly. It has always been about time loop.

  • I have never been in a car that locked the doors from the inside with the autolock. Locking the doors from the inside usually requires activation of the child locks, which can usually be accessed on the door when it is opened. The autolocks only lock the doors from the outside, so any would-be car thieves or nosy firemen can't get in.

  • What's with the picture of toilet paper?

  • Men hvordan skal de så sørge for at folk ikke bare køber "brugte" bøger (som har været åbnet 3 gange i løbet af det sidste år)

  • I've never actually heard of anyone in Denmark getting in trouble for downloading stuff. Sure, some get in trouble by selling it, but supporting piracy just to turn around and selling pirated stuff is fucking hypocritcal anyway.

  • I had a professor who wrote the book. The worst part is, it was a book guiding you through the use of Autodesk Revit. A software that has PLENTY of ressources online to learn without having to pay anything, let alone €100. I opened those books twice, and googled everything else.

  • I think it's a tough balance. If I want to be immersed, there needs to be places where there's nothing. The world is full of places with nothing going on, and games should be allowed to reflect this. A game that is filled to the brim is stressful. My best example of this is Old School Runescape vs Runescape 3. Old School has plenty of places without anything actually useful, and it makes the places with something meaningful even more so. Runescape 3 is filled to the brim with all kinds of bullshit. It's literally impossible to walk for 30 seconds, without having something light up like a giant neon sign with the writing "PAY ATTENTION TO ME, LOOK HOW MUCH CONTENT THERE IS". It feels incredibly claustrophibic and like the game is doing everything it can to make you do anything but what you set out to do.

    Of course, as mentioned at first, there needs to be balance, and a lot of open world games have had a very hard time finding this balance, but I really like those places where it's just a field with nothing particularly going on. It can serve as great world building to show that sometimes, a place is just a place, and doesn't have to be anything but a place.

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    ChatGPT billedgenerering

  • Nyheder @feddit.dk

    Stigende priser holder inflationen oppe

    www.dr.dk /nyheder/seneste/stigende-priser-holder-inflationen-oppe
  • Nyheder @feddit.dk

    Fjernelse af bureaukrati eller grøn omstilling? Der foregår en kæmpe kamp i EU om netop det lige nu

    www.dr.dk /nyheder/udland/eu/fjernelse-af-bureaukrati-eller-groen-omstilling-der-foregaar-en-kaempe-kamp-i-eu
  • Nyheder @feddit.dk

    Pernille Rosenkrantz-Theil vil have flere p-pladser i København

    www.dr.dk /nyheder/seneste/pernille-rosenkrantz-theil-vil-skaffe-flere-p-pladser-i-koebenhavn
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    75-årigs bilulykke satte gang i debat om kørekort - men nu sætter minister foden ned

    www.dr.dk /nyheder/politik/75-aarigs-bilulykke-satte-gang-i-debat-om-koerekort-men-nu-saetter-minister-foden