Moru

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by Moru 3y ago
Seems it's corrected now, one zero less :-)
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by Moru 3y ago
In the 90-ies I was told to figure out what was wrong with the big radiocontrolled port at a local industry. I don't remember what was wrong with it but after digging in the manual and the equipment I realized the whole factory was pro
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by Moru 3y ago
I think they spend extra time creating those backward compatibility problems just to make it harder to create a perfect third-party tool. [1] https://www.infoworld.com/article/2618153/how-microsoft-was-...
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by Moru 3y ago
The Pi needs a bit more power than most USB powerplugs deliver, did you get any warnings about underpower? The SD Card corruptions are often caused by this.
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by Moru 3y ago
As also a swede I find some keys are forgotten in the swedish layout. The letters aren't in our alphabet but that does not mean we don't use ü, é, à and such. And I find no way of doing dead keys in Thumb-key. Maybe there will be
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by Moru 3y ago
The problem was that the floppy was empty after the library computer touched it :-) Oh, and I had enough problems with floppies loosing data too. Especially the newer disks, the older ones were better but the new packages I could throw 10-2
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by Moru 3y ago
Yeah, you really know where your data is. I have fond memories of saving documents to a floppy, walking to the library to print only to find an empty floppy disk. Going back home, formatting it, saving again, doublechecking in a friends dri
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by Moru 3y ago
35-40 years ago I had to switch to left because of too much strain on the right hand. I was very happy when I found a way to mirror my cursor. Am back to right hand now though.
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by Moru 3y ago
Most likely in the URL, id=3923
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by Moru 3y ago
Ah yes, we don't get that often here. It's mostly dry cold. When it's humid some clothes quickly just becomes ice cakes and have no function any more.
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by Moru 3y ago
My commute is about 20 minutes on bike. At -35 C I passed 5 cars in parking lots with the hood up and in best case jumper cables from neighbour cars. There were a lot of cars that just didn't start any more.
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by Moru 3y ago
You don't live where it gets really cold I take it. After about three breaths your nose is a block of ice and don't warm up anything at all.
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by Moru 3y ago
We discussed this among ourselves when in kindergarthen and school while doing the mandatory skiing classes. The most sensitive part is the nose so you breath out there to warm it up. Less dripping nose as long as you can keep it up. If you
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by Moru 3y ago
Temperatures can be extremely variated in very short distances depending on where the cold air gets stuck and where it moves away. Just now when I did my evening ride I had to stop after 5 km and put on goggles after the temp went down 10 d
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by Moru 3y ago
I'm using Lungplus version that works with something similar to design 1 and have no problem with drowsyness at all. The benefit of breathing warm moisturized air outweighs the very small amount of stale air. I measure it to about 25 m
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by Moru 3y ago
Thanks, will have a look! It's hard to find alternatives here, everyone seems to be using gloves.
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by Moru 3y ago
I'm sorry to hear that, I can only too well imagine how it's like. I'm just like you but several notches better and 20 years older and no diabetes. It helped a lot to start biking and I'm getting better and better thanks
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by Moru 3y ago
The lungplus can be worn between your teeth and compresses nicely if you have an accident. But spit it out is ofcourse better if you have the chance.
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by Moru 3y ago
There are breathing help for that, feels like a cold summers day. Well, that's what the article is about after all so I guess you guys know about it :-)
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by Moru 3y ago
Just try the barmits already :-) With the right ones you can use your summer gloves inside.
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by Moru 3y ago
There are several versions that fits different bike handles. I still haven't found anything that fits mine though so have to survive with double gloves. There are also lobster gloves where you pair two fingers next to each other to kee
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by Moru 3y ago
I also live in a cold climate. I get very bad eye problems below -15 C. at -10 I can handle just using my normal glasses but below -15 I need goggles. At -20 I put on a balaclava with goggles on top. It all depends on your age and medical p
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by Moru 3y ago
It's more a question about trying not to concentrate on something that will mean a lot of change for the worse.
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by Moru 3y ago
We had one of the screaming ones. There was no sleep the four first months until we got the advice to try to give extra milk, maybe she wasn't getting enough food from breast feeding. Her skin started going all bumpy red/white eve
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by Moru 3y ago
Oh! Fun questionaire! Nike? No, iPad? No, Lego? No, Not sure what the other things are.
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by Moru 3y ago
Because it's a very uneven power balance. Big company using young inexperienced workers that just want a foot in the door on a childhood dream and have no idea how much their work is worth. Most companies knows to exploit this to the f
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by Moru 3y ago
Thanks for the confirmation, this is what I have seen talked about for a long time. I'm so sad for all those artists bound to big labels. Believe the pirates are costing them money when they could be their biggest advertisement board.
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by Moru 3y ago
The reason artists are not happy with Spotify is because their record label takes 80% of the small profit they would get from streaming. I saw an interview with a swedish artist that was quite happy with the streaming money thanks to not ha
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by Moru 3y ago
What temperature difference are we talking about between Norway and Minnesota? Medium and lowest expected temperatures would be interesting.
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by Moru 3y ago
Yes, they have heating. Does it work? Yes, seldom. It's even on the news now and then. This area is known for being very cold in winter and working heating never was a problem when I was in school. Now however it seems to be a big prob

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