I’m familiar with postal services both in Poland and Japan and I like the Japanese solution even more - most of the new buildings have package lockers operated by the building owner and independent from the delivery service. Everyone could put the packages there and my building would notify me about a waiting package when I entered.

That's actually rad, but... it's not that different from making current mailboxes bigger. In PL in large buildings those are on ground floor, next to each other. If you make them bigger you only need to add notifications to match that.

Poland already has one of the biggest military drone and radio manufacturers - WB Group

No, but both Arinc 825 and OBD2 are based on CAN, so at very small expense some of them could have.

DPP-4 drugs are less effective also on other metrics. Would be far more interesting to see the comparison of SGLT-2 inhibitors vs GLP-1 agonists.

For some reason GLP-1 drugs are not that popular in Korea (and still not prescribed just for the weight loss), so that may explain why these researchers haven't done that.

Nothing stops them from writing a minimal kernelspace driver that sends events to the userspace part and evaluates rules there.

When I was talking to Amazon support they provided instructions on how to strip tokens together with the ask for a HAR file.

https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/support-case-browser-har... Oh you7re right. I didn't read till the end.

Unless you want to chase Tesla with marketing numbers trading off torque for something else is almost always a good tradeoff.

Modern electric motors are much stronger than most users need.

Okubo is great. I'd say it's easier to find (if you sample random restaurants in Japan) good Korean than good Indian or good Thai.

From experience of traveling to many countries and talking with people about food - not everyone is interested in it. I've heard many bad recommendations or people surprised I know the dishes they have never tried. And that's okay.

But I read stuff like:

> Now to be clear, India has no such dish as a curry

from the "educators" here

For me, my neighbourhood Co Co had completely broken spicyness scale - 3 was not spicy enough, 4 was the most I could eat (and it goes to 10!).

I worked my way up to 5, but I don't think I'll go higher than 4 in the future. Five was nothing but suffering.