Not all laws are enforcable, and not all laws make sense.
iPhones do have different model number per region. It used to be printed on the back, I have touched one in many years.
I guess if your border guard is really diligent they could in theory pick up on that.
In practice, as long as you don’t get randomly checked and you don’t have the box and receipt in your luggage then you’re probably home scot-free.
For goods over 430€, yes.
You can’t just travel in person and avoid import tax.
That’s the law. But you can hope they don’t look through your luggage. Or ditch the box and receipt.
Is it really cheaper in NYC? Add the 9% VAT for NY plus the import tax when you bring it back to the EU (19% for Germany).
I just replaced the one in my stove hood. It was a weird specialty.
I think there’s one in my basement that rarely gets used.
For my sauna I have an oven-style filament bulb. Newer stuff can’t take the heat.
If he had his wits with him he’d pick the biggest ocean. Not #2.
I pop three eggs in a pan, add salt and cover with four slices of toast. Flip when the eggs are done and drop on a slice of cheddar and ham, some rucola. When the toast is toasty i just fold 'em over at th egg-seam.
I call it Alabama eggs - because they’re in bread.
Posts from 16 minutes and 2 days ago here. Maybe your instance is not federating with theirs.
Yes, were all on c/LocalLLaMa
I’m running qwen3.8-next-flash on a rx7900xtx plus 128gb of ram. It serves my hermes agent. I direct it through matrix. I also forward an endpoint to my VPS to use for anything. Mostly opencode.
My VPS gets a weekly rsync to my home server. I keep ten deduplicated copies for weeks gone by. The current week also gets synced off-site with encryption.
I have a VPS running nginx and wireguard. I just forward whatever subdomains to my home server over wireguard.
Which military?
I think my time as a conscript in the Finnish defence forces was a valuable experience. For Finland conscription is a cost-effective way of keeping a credible deterrent when you have a neighbour like Russia.
My Swedish brain could not make sense of that. But it finally clicked: BESTÅ.
For my old Prusa i3 MK2 I had two LACK-tables on top of eachother, with acrylic from their cheapest picture frames for sides.
I use pushover mostly. It’ll let me know when disks are full, certs need renewing.
Home assistant for home stuff. Sauna is heating, sauna reached temperature, boiler took a break because electricity is expensive, washing machine is done.
They existed at 4x the price.
I think raspberry pi really shone on the software side of things. ARM boards often tend to be a bit of ship-and-forget. RaspberryPi OS still supports the OG 14 years later, while most other distros have left 32 bit support in the dust.
I mostly check if my SIL is watching anything before rebooting & updating. Otherwise my wife will stick her head in two minutes later to ask if jellyfin is down.
I’m sure Seth Gruber will personally adopt all the unwanted children that he feels so strongly for. Right?
I had a Chromebook with touchscreen. I’d mostly just use it to tap on links when browsing lying on my back.
But I developed the bad habit of trying to do the same on my work laptop.