Same with Frankfurt Airport actually, when I departed there a year ago it was depressing, but now they seemingly opened a new Terminal (Terminal 3) and that’s actually quite nice.
FireWire400
IT dingus from Germany, in Australia
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I’m stuck here for 5 hours waiting for my flight to Sydney right now, so that might influence my opinion to be fair.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Retailers are pulling back from self-checkout after years of theft, errors, and questionable time savingsEnglish
25·4 days agoQuestionable savings? I have saved A LOT of time at self checkouts, especially when just buying a few things. It’s way faster than standing in line behind people seemingly doing their yearly shopping.
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Technology@lemmy.world•"Rising cost of memory," Microsoft explains why Windows 11 will use less RAMEnglish
1·6 days agoIoT is supported until 2032
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Technology@lemmy.world•"Rising cost of memory," Microsoft explains why Windows 11 will use less RAMEnglish
2·6 days agoI haven’t looked at Tiny10/11 in a long while actually. I remember it not really working that well, although maybe it still was in beta back then.
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•Neuralink this guy to a psychotherapistEnglish
12·6 days agoI think he wants to do much worse things to her
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Technology@lemmy.world•"Rising cost of memory," Microsoft explains why Windows 11 will use less RAMEnglish
16·6 days agoI recently had to configure an older Thinkpad X1 Carbon G8 for my little brother. It’s only got 8GB of RAM unfortunately and he needs Windows.
So I installed Windows 11 IoT LTSC like I usually do, installed all necessary drivers and manually deactivated services that don’t need to run. It still uses 3GB of RAM while idling.
My 2-year-old daily driver Manjaro install uses half of that, and that’s on a system with 32GB RAM where Windows would almost certainly use more just because there’s more
Axing Holden and more or less killing off domestic manufacturing (Ford did the same to be fair).
They inadvertently killed off the Australian ute as well, as Holden and Ford were the only ones still making those. Now all that remains are giant American pick-ups.
That’s far from the worst GM has done to Australia…
It’s a pity they don’t really exist here in Australia
I love the C5 myself; might just be nostalgia from playing Ford vs. Chevy back in the day. It still looks really slick, though.
I think the C8 just looks wrong; partly because it’s mid-engined. I never had the opportunity to drive either of them though.
Corvettes always felt to me like simple and affordable sports cars for the masses; the C7 felt more like an evolution in that sense. The C8 is too fancy and sophisticated if that makes sense.
Nice!
The C7 was the last good Corvette IMO
I think I know that digital gauge design. Is that a Corvette C7?
I wonder if Riot would provide any info on the ban status of a certain component when given its ID…
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Technology@lemmy.world•Used processor leads to game banEnglish
12·9 days agoWow, that sucks. I don’t even know if you could get your money back for the CPU in that case, as the seller could just claim it wasn’t him. Doesn’t sound like Riot is being that cooperative in such cases either.
That’s just an EV /s
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Technology@lemmy.world•You may notice this the next time you're at a McDonald's drive-thruEnglish
4·10 days agoThey do? That’s a shame
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Technology@lemmy.world•You may notice this the next time you're at a McDonald's drive-thruEnglish
7·10 days agoI’ve recently been to Five Guys for the first time and holy fuck, it was so much better than anything I’ve ever eaten at McDanooj. I’d say it’s about as good as fast food can get even.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s still slop, but it’s damn good slop.








It ended up being ok, I found a pretty quiet spot in the end which happened to be right near my gate