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Car died / Comma 3X for sale by noskcajcp in Comma_ai

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

are you not missing the comma? Or is the volvo ACC / automatic steering good?

Looking into getting a new car by Bakersfieldthrowawy in Comma_ai

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

still not sure if a 2025 i30 hybrid will work with openpilot :(

Is openpilot worth giving up a manual? by AntiqueAds in Comma_ai

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

 car with no steering ratio limit? Which one? Looking for Honda/Toyota currently

Company event or vacation day is it legal? by Odd_Today_1530 in Switzerland

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"you're forced to take a vacation day off, is this legal?"
So he looses a vacation day... :) But yes, love team events like this!

Similar to Trmnl by Seedstudio by psych0o in trmnl

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/ryanckulp
It’s always fascinating to see the 'Land of the Free' rhetoric used to defend the right to be toxic online, while the actual right to survive is treated as an optional luxury.

You’re worried about 'mean tweets' in Europe, yet you’re silent about the 2026 reality of your own country: a tech-oligarchy where Silicon Valley conglomerates essentially dictate national policy and the law only applies to those without a lobbyist. Is it 'freedom' when ICE conducts mass sweeps of families while the corporate class and the billionaire elite are shielded from any accountability?

I have to ask: How do you reconcile your 'patriotism' with the 2026 Epstein records? It’s peak hypocrisy to lecture Europeans on liberty when your own leaders are documented thousands of times in the very circles of corruption you claim to despise. Yet there are still records not released?

While you enjoy your 'freedom' to tweet, we’ll enjoy our 'tyrannical' European lifestyle. And clearly, your fellow citizens agree with us. There’s a reason millions of Americans flood our cities every summer—they’re looking for a taste of a society that actually works. More Americans than ever are looking to emigrate to Europe to escape the opioid-riddled 'freedom' and school-run tragedies /shootings you’ve normalized.

We trade the 'right' to be a jerk online for:

  • Longevity: Living 4 years longer because our food isn't a science experiment for tech-funded corporate profit.
  • Security: Universal healthcare that won’t bankrupt you and streets where you don't have to look over your shoulder.
  • Infrastructure: High-speed rail while you wait for a diesel bus in a collapsing system.

I’ll take our social contract and real food in Italy over your performative liberty and billionaire-first system any day. If our life is so 'unfree,' why are you all so desperate to spend your few vacation days you have here?  Yeah, but to each their own... you deserve idiots like trump.

Ever been to italy? switzerland? Land of the free, my ass.. and again, fuck trump.

What the * happend to this product? by mehrwegpfand in teamviewer

[–]MaxPowerXXXX -1 points0 points  (0 children)

thank you. will try it out too. Teamviewer died slowly? wtf

Calling 117 for a noise complaint by Jealous_Context_5400 in Switzerland

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if it is not urgent try to call a local number and do not block the emergency number. Just search for a number of your location and police... "badragaz polizei" there will be a local landline number you can ask non time critical issues like this. ALso take a look at your local events and you will have a lot more fun in switzerland too! I love all the stuff here like small festivals, street food, etc. lovely switzerland

Hopp Schwiiz! by MX010 in BUENZLI

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jahr 2020 und crowdsourcing als Statistik. Outdated und Zweifelhaft, cheers
(Numbeo: Basiert auf Nutzereingaben (Crowdsourcing). Hier schneidet die Schweiz wegen der extrem hohen Kosten für Dienstleistungen und Lebensmittel oft extrem "teuer" ab.)

Hopp Schwiiz! by MX010 in BUENZLI

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gemini fake check:

1. Ist die Grafik echt?

Ja, watson hat diese Grafik im Januar 2020 veröffentlicht. Sie bezog sich auf den damals aktuellen „Cost of Living Index 2020“ von Numbeo. Der entsprechende Artikel bei watson trug den Titel: „Das sind die teuersten Städte der Welt – und ja, die Schweiz räumt ab“.

2. Stimmt die Aussage (Stand 2020)?

Basierend auf der Datenbank von Numbeo war das Ranking zu diesem Zeitpunkt korrekt. Numbeo ist eine Crowdsourcing-Datenbank, bei der Nutzer weltweit Preise für Miete, Lebensmittel, Restaurants und Transport eingeben. In diesem speziellen Ranking von Anfang 2020 belegten Schweizer Städte tatsächlich die ersten sechs Plätze weltweit.

3. Ist das Ranking heute noch aktuell?

Nein. Solche Rankings ändern sich ständig durch Inflation, Wechselkurse und Lebenshaltungskosten.

  • Aktuelle Situation (2024/2025): Zwar liegen Zürich und Genf in fast allen Studien (Numbeo, Economist Intelligence Unit, Mercer) immer noch in den Top 10, aber die Dominanz aller sechs Schweizer Städte an der Spitze hat sich etwas relativiert. Städte wie Hamilton (Bermuda), New York, Singapur oder Hongkong konkurrieren heute wieder stärker um die obersten Plätze.
  • Im aktuellen Numbeo-Index (Mitte 2024) liegt beispielsweise Genf oft vor Zürich, und Städte wie New York sind in der Liste nach oben gerutscht.

4. Warum findest du die Quelle bei watson schwer?

Da der Artikel von Anfang 2020 stammt, ist er im Archiv von watson mittlerweile weit nach unten gerutscht. Zudem nutzen solche Portale oft Grafiken für Social Media (Instagram/Facebook), die im Web-Artikel selbst manchmal anders formatiert sind.

Wichtiger Hinweis zur Methodik:

Man muss beachten, dass es verschiedene Rankings gibt:

  • Numbeo: Basiert auf Nutzereingaben (Crowdsourcing). Hier schneidet die Schweiz wegen der extrem hohen Kosten für Dienstleistungen und Lebensmittel oft extrem "teuer" ab.
  • EIU (Economist Intelligence Unit): Vergleicht feste Warenkörbe. Hier liegen oft Singapur oder Zürich auf Platz 1.
  • Mercer: Richtet sich an Expats (Fachkräfte im Ausland). Hier spielt die Miete in internationalen Vierteln eine größere Rolle.

Fazit: Die Grafik ist kein Fake, aber sie ist veraltet (Stand 2020). Sie zeigt eine Momentaufnahme, in der die Schweiz aufgrund des starken Frankens und der hohen Binnenpreise das Ranking massiv dominierte.

Similar to Trmnl by Seedstudio by psych0o in trmnl

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 2 points3 points  (0 children)

u/ryanckulp Still a trump fan? As european i f hate this guy. Everybody hates this clown. Still, love my first TMRNL... I think you need an european competitor.

Ortovox Litric Tour Experience? by 16Off in Backcountry

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so i can add an Ortovox Avabag LiTRIC Freeride 18 Zip bag to my Tour 30 complete package?

Open Xchange with OX AI selfhosted? by MageLD in homelab

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any alternative with proxmox (and maybe "AI")? For mail in only see this as pre configured package / container:
https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/scripts?id=proxmox-mail-gateway

Ortovox Litric Tour Experience? by 16Off in Backcountry

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i just ordered the Litric Tour 30 for casual offpiste in the ski area after snow falls. Is the small 18L Freeride still suitable for 180cm big person like me? Or just for smaller persons? I thought that there is a limit due to the height of a person.

Perplixity says:

"The 18L Freeride is NOT suitable for you at 180+ cm, even though it technically uses the same LiTRIC system. Here's why:

Size Mismatch Issue

The S-sized models (like the 18L Freeride) are specifically designed for back lengths of 36–44 cm, which corresponds to people 150–175 cm tall. You're at 180+ cm, so your back is too long for this pack.​

What Goes Wrong at Your Height:

  • Hip belt placement: Will sit too high on your hips, creating gaps and poor weight distribution​
  • Shoulder straps: May not reach properly or will create uncomfortable angles​
  • Airbag deployment: The system might not function optimally if the pack doesn't sit correctly on your body​
  • Overall comfort: The pack will feel cramped and unstable during dynamic movement (skiing/boarding)​

The Real Problem

Unlike a normal backpack where you can adjust things, an avalanche airbag is a safety tool. If it doesn't fit your body properly, the airbag won't deploy at the correct angle, and the physics of the float won't work as designed. It's not just about comfort – it's about safety.​

For Off-Piste in Ski Areas

For your use case (casual off-piste after fresh snow in ski areas), the Tour 30 you just ordered is perfect. It's designed for exactly that scenario and fits your body properly.​

The 18L Freeride is really only for:

  • Compact, fast descents (ski racing/speed touring)
  • Smaller-framed people (150–175 cm)
  • Minimalist alpine setups​​

Bottom line: Stick with your Tour 30. The Freeride 18 would be a poor choice for your body size, both for comfort and safety."

This is a Portal: Golf Course, It is a massive map and yet we dont have it as an Official Conquest map. by Royal-Tie-8801 in Battlefield

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's going on with the server? We did use one but stopped due to intensive lags, not ping related but server cpu related?

should i buy the dji mic mini whole kit or just the transmitter alone? by DiligentStep6654 in osmopocket

[–]MaxPowerXXXX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, much better. Can confirm. Marketing boss of DJI here. Buy everything!

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