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Just a normal bunny-boy (not really) with a cute pink hat
I do stuff with taxes for a living and occasionally touch server-stuff for a hobby (when I am not banging my head against it and want to throw it out the window)

I love dressing girly occasionally, call me crossdresser. All future pics for that will be posted on my picdump-account on my sharkey-instance: https://shark.lightnovel-dungeon.de/@stefan (I will vet the followings there)

I also love sewing and reading (Light Novels especially)
@mametsuko congrats! What level did you reach by now?
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@mametsuko even with a cute little drawing (of hot tea?)
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@quad but they "allow" kickscooters with that much power. Sounds rather silly (likely it is not allowed?)

the 250w normally push quite decently up inclines when using full power.

Pushing that much power through these tiny wheels sounds like fun (and disaster)
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@volpeon running it on some toaster with 100Mbit Uplink or some shit maybe?
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@quad it does seem kinda silly to cram that much power into an e-bike though. European stuff does 250w

And murica certainly is way more flat than norway
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@quad they allow silly things as Bicycles. Doing 750w but 15mph
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@quad Yeah different strategy here. Though I do not see what dell has to gain in the student market in Europe
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@quad So matched for storage for students both are the same 799€

(the 699€ neo is 256GB)
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@quad The dell does come with 512 GB SSD for the 1049 which the neo would cost 899 € normally then.
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@quad 799 is the normal price for 256GB
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@quad it might* match the neo for students... I am worried dell says "from 799 €"
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@quad oh btw the macbook neo is 799 € for students (512GB) and 899 € normally.
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@quad @kura Kura is also based in germany sadly neodog_laugh_sweat
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@quad Yeah have seen it on US as well just now

It expensive here but pretty sure Dell will be subsidizing pricing in the US. Ram and Nand just too expensive otherwise...
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