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@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu And per September 1, 2017, the maximum use became 900 watts. Meanwhile I can still just sweep my parquetry with a soft broom and sometimes do some wet cleaning.
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mastodon 4.8.0-nightly.2026-10-06Player in virtual worlds like MystOnline (MOULA -> RedUhuru), Second Life and OpenSim.
I love exploring those worlds and I'm also enthusiastic about camping in the Czech Republic, Poland, Germany and Hungary. Originally a typographer, but no longer actively working. Moved here from cyberplace.social since that one seemed 'out of reach' to me many, many times in the past few months.
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@Kirmesboxer@mastodon.pub.solar I love anything repairable! I still wonder what prompted them to illustrate the article with a robot vacuum cleaner though.
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@kennylex@mastodon.social I have to believe you since I heard you loud and clear at SL23B 😆
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@Catha@masto.es Ofcourse they do exist. You don't get the irony. A robot should prove itself on difficult surfaces. Not on parquetry.
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@Catha@masto.es Ofcourse I read all of it. But as a former typographer/lithographer I think 'modern' communication experts could put a little modern effort into finding a fitting illustration. Both robot vacuum cleaners and robot lawn mowers are a source of trouble in the Netherlands by the way. The cleaners for spooking animals and eating cables. The mowers for cutting up poor animals at night because people insist to use them right then.