I'm interested in design and web technologies, the electrification of mobility, investing in disruption, snowboarding and discovering places I don't yet know.
"Rules for thee, but not for me"
Russische Milblogger berichten stolz, dass man die Wasserversorgung Kiews angegriffen habe, was katastrophale Folgen haben könne.
Dass das ein Kriegsverbrechen ist, muss wohl nicht extra betont werden.
@SilFoiera@chargeguide I suppose that’s normal for EV trucks? You probably have a charging card from your employer anyway.
Though it is indeed quite high for private cars, assuming they are allowed to charge there.
None of us should put pressure on Zelenskyy when it comes to territorial concessions. We should all put pressure on Russia to stop its aggression. Appeasement never was a road to a just and lasting peace.
@lecotedudessus@chargeguide I managed to do it, but I really don't like the new app. You have to scroll more to see the price, and the design has gotten worse in my opinion. Interestingly, the Move Station next door now costs 0.51, while it still costs 0.57 in the Move app.
You don't like math because you don't follow me.
Check out the beautiful, intricate pattern generated by this equation:
sin (sin (x) + cos (y)) = cos (sin (x*y) + cos (x))
@chargeguide@go_Electra Is the availability display for reservations via the app? According to the website, if a reservation is active, someone can start charging up to 30 minutes before that time. As soon as you arrive, you have to wait for this charging session to finish. Acceptable solution, I think.
You cannot force highly skilled people to work a set number of hours. They will just pretend to which is easy to do. They’ll read Reddit, make easy tasks stretch in time, have a longer lunch, longer meetings, etc. The only way I’ve seen or experienced seeing people work a lot of raw hours is because they believe what they are doing has mission, it challenges, users are scrambling for it, or it moves their soul somehow.
One extremely underrated weird lifehack is learning the etymology of words. You get root access for human language and realise most words come from hilarious origins. E.g. Disaster. Dis (bad) + astro (star) = bad star, because ancient people blamed calamities on the stars. So much legacy code in the system, and we're all going along with it without questioning it because everyone else is. You then realise you can create your own language because why not?
IKEA website shows a verbatim copy of the physical printed receipt in HTML, complete with logo, exact transaction details, and mono font. It goes on for another 300 lines.
Whoever did this at IKEA, come forward, you have been recognized! 🏆