The verge had a quite interesting article on that topic last year that i can recommend, called
But basically it has started to shift from the telecom industry to content providers like Google, Meta, Microsoft. I.e from connecting cities to connecting data centres.
Sure, I agree with you on that, but I’m more talking about listening in on customer support or just joining their stand-up every once in a while. I think it’s bad when people are working in silos and don’t understand the different obstacles other parts of the organisation are struggling with.
Sounded like a lovely company
Engineers at customer support might also make tooling after understanding the process flows and struggles which might in turn make support more productive/happy.
Don’t you include commute in the workday? If you have 30 min to office (1h in total), and have a 7h workday, then you only need to be in office for 6 hours. And 1h of them is probably lunch?
If company allows work from home, then they will probably maximise the number of “work” hours, as you don’t have a commute and lunch is probably quicker.
(This is how it should be, but yes I’m joking)
Amazing, did you beat her? Did you win?
You wouldn’t go to the toilet in a policeman’s helmet and then send it to his grieving widow.
And don’t forget Georgia.
The City of London lies within Greater London itself. The king may not enter the City of London without the Lord Mayor of London’s (Not to be confused with the mayor of London) approval, or something like that.
Maybe he just want American car manufacturers to make 50% smaller cars instead of the huge trucks? America could be a world leader of smart cars
I don’t understand if it’s 10,000 over calculated years (i.e. a bit more than one per day) or if it’s 10,000 cars per year (i.e. 250,000 in total). I’m guessing the later
Motorn ska ha en garanterad livslängd på över 25 år. /…/ den nya verkningsgraden kommer att göra att 45 000 ton utsläpp av koldioxid undviks, vilket kan jämföras med att ta bort 10 000 bilar från vägarna under ett år.
Wasn’t it vista that started to hide things in the control panel?
Idk about tabasco, isn’t it just vinegar and chili?
Here are some stores and brands at least which sells good stuff
Czech brand https://www.palito.cz/
Swedish store extremefood.com
German store pfefferhaus.de
Norwegian brand midsummer.no
Eu train companies should (according to EU policies) support one out of two open API standards (gtfs or netex), though they might be difficult to find.
There are a number of projecta that implement these, one of my favorites is https://direkt.bahn.guru/ which shows direct train connections for any (many/most?) European cities with the uae of DBs APIs (sadly it’s currently down until new DB APIs are up again). Github: https://github.com/juliuste/direkt.bahn.guru
There is also the official EU night train map which I frequently use https://back-on-track.eu/night-train-map/
https://omio.com/ is pretty good as well.
Cool contest! On the same topic I think https://forgekeyboard.com/ might inspire
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the States of America
The Swedish politicians tried adding backdoors to encrypted apps for at least 20 years :P I don’t really understand why they still (ever) think it is a good idea
You mean the left thing, because parties on the right usually like surveillance 🤣