I can imagine, but it happens often to me. It takes some time to notice that something feels off, until I remember. With the app I get the audio-balance-restored notification every now and then. The thing is, it's annoying subtle.
Many of these Tesla TÜV inspection faults boil down to surface rust on the braking discs. Tesla's are using regen too much, which let's them accumulate surface rust. This won't fail you in other countries, but it does in Germany since it's part of the braking system. The obvious solution would be a software update to use the breaks occasionally and intensely. I'm disappointed by the TÜV since they do not list the actual most common issues.
These days you can buy a battery bank which can jump start a car a few times. They are not so expensive (70USD), at least cheaper than road aide assistance.
I'm still waiting to buy a mac but I just can't justify paying so much extra for 24-32gb of ram and 1 terabyte ssd. The M series is truly awesome, but 8gb ram with 256gb ssd is just too little
You should try mailing lists…jokes aside, I wish the up/down votes would be more touch friendly. Too many accidental votes. At the same time I wish they could store my written comments in local storage until I submit it. Sadly scrolling up too far on iOS or closing the wrong tab happens seldom. A simple onchange callback would be enough. I wouldn't mind some minimal KISS improvements…
I would be happy if Youtube Premium contained some form of sponsor blocking/skipping. I don't wanna pay not to see ads, and then being fed them anyway.
Don't want to blame too much, but it seems like your internet got stuck in the past. I have 10gbits. I used to have 1gbits for a long time before. 100mbits is not that much these days. Switzerland is talking about a government mandated minimum speed of 80mbits in 2024. That's a 7 hour download on minimum speed for an unusually large game. Switzerland is not alone in this regard. That could be a view of privilege, but average internet speeds are still progressing forward fast.
After a hospital visit with lots of antibiotics, I was given some specific bacteria pills and my digestion was left better than before the hospital visit. It seems to be Swiss only and the active bacteria group is called Enterokokken SF 68.
Since then I increased the amount of fermented foods. Now I take these pills a few times a year. They are still beneficial to my poop.
I heard there is some work going on to import the new extremely high quality relief data from swisstopo into openstreetmap. They are even supposed to be accounting for buildings and forests in order to get the ground level accurately. Not sure where they are right now.
I still like the jsonl standard quite a lot. JSON is pretty much universal, yet it‘s better structured than csv. The ‚l‘ine in jsonl makes it easier parsable and independent from the remaining structure. Keys are duplicated hard but that‘s where gzip comes in.
Having tight positive feedback loops is great for motivation. For example when writing code, seeing immediately if it works. Either by hot reloading, automated testing or at least building it. I try to find the same in other mundane topics.
I found the book "The Psychology of Romantic Love" pretty insightful. It gave me a better view of what love means culturally.
Also there is a saying which goes in the direction: to love, to hate, or not to care. It's great to love, sometimes there can be hate/anger/disagreement, but you know the relationship needs work if you stop caring about each other in certain situations. So whenever one falls into 3, it's time to think, talk and do something. It's not always critical, but it shows an absence of attention for each other.
And my grandmother used to say, sometimes you can be very angry at each other, it's important to discuss it thoroughly, maybe even loud, and then leave it there and go on.
I needed to go point farming to answer a question, upvote a question or just about anything. I like points as a qualifier, but heck, give me a way to earn my first points. I don't always have answers, but when I had, I couldn't post them. That made it clear to me that this platform has no future. Look at Twitter or Reddit, somehow they manage to push the boring stuff down and the quality content up. I don't see why SO should be that different.
I always thought of 5G being mostly for the carriers instead of being for the customers. The customers realistically don't gain all that much, but the carriers will be able to scale further. Even more customers will be able use the same service some already used. All the marketing fluff was what it was: marketing fluff.
I assume because Debian/Ubuntu works more likely out of the box. I tried to use Alpine but ran into various issues in our sad big corporate setup. Additionally, ruby provides base docker images in these too.
I see the same thing going on Youtube. Not just one spam account, but whole networks with hundreds of accounts dominating one comment section. All building one coherent story to scam people. It's often the most liked comments having 10x more upvotes than others. These are in the 100's and 1000's of upvotes.
I see it as some kind of mental training, puzzle or fun game. Find and engage in an opposing view, no matter the topic. Of course, do that without being negative, sarcastic but positive and solution oriented. Try to expand the space of options and opinions. And for extremist left/right politics, push it that far until nothing makes sense anymore, while confusing the author. And sometimes I learn something new from it. I think this does not work if you think you can't be wrong. I'm wrong all the time and I accept it without hurting my ego.