Moru

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by Moru 3y ago
And you can now have new horrible transporter accidents without any cost at all. Just say "What we got back on this side wasn't alive for very long, commander".
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by Moru 3y ago
Everyone did see it coming. Interviews of experts on TV, talked about at the coffee table at every industry in the west. But since the stockmarket demands constant growth we have to move production to china. And when the move is done, the C
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by Moru 3y ago
I'm usually looking at people when they type on keyboards. When I was young (1985) most people that had to type, knew how to touch type. Then came a phase where it was hunt and peck when the computers showed up and everyone had to use
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by Moru 3y ago
The physical activity has to be fun which is very individual so to each their own. This is usually done my forcing the kids to do all of them in school and hope something sticks for their rest life.
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by Moru 3y ago
If you have kids, do! They will be amazed about the old tech :-) Took mine out last spring and the daughter was all "Oooh!", "Hahah", "I want!". Ofcourse it's just standing in a corner forgotten now but it
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by Moru 3y ago
We learned typewriter in school, I think it was around 85-89. Most of the typewriters where completely mechanical and to erase you either had a fluid you painted over the character to delete, waited for a few seconds to dry and then could t
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by Moru 3y ago
We as a society need to step down our high horses. All jobs have a purpose without which our society would not be what it is today, good or bad.
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by Moru 3y ago
My old computer started burning in some internal cabling about 30 years ago. Turns out our power wasn't 230 V when the power company came and set up a machine to make a graph. Some times of the day it could be much lower and that made
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by Moru 3y ago
My brother is so old I changed toners twice. Still no paper jams. Saw too many customers with HP printers with problems so stayed away from those.
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by Moru 3y ago
I once was told I was using the word clustering wrong (I was doing k-means, not computers).
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by Moru 3y ago
I was always envious of the people with 1200 baud modems... I had a 300 without dialer so had to use a phone to dial the number, wait for the answer and flip a switch for the modem to take over :-)
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by Moru 3y ago
I find it easier to write the documentation first, mark it as "not implemented yet" and then do the code. Added benefit if people accidentally stumbles on the documentation and have suggestions before the code is written :-)
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by Moru 3y ago
Me does too. The coverage looks better than expected for 4G though so we will see how it actually works in the mountains...
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by Moru 3y ago
https://www.telia.se/privat/om/5g/nu-slacker-vi-3g-och-2g-na...
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by Moru 3y ago
No
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by Moru 3y ago
My mother has a dumbphone too. Sweden is soon shutting down the 2G and 3G networks so then it will certainly be quiet.
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by Moru 3y ago
Try the settings in the player, it has loads of soundfonts to try, they all sound very different. If it's a midi file, it all depends on what sound card or installed soundfont you had at that time.
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by Moru 3y ago
Yes, there are areas that are nicely planned for parents. I have lived in several different towns and know a few more in the area. The town that was 1300 people had plenty of daycare within walking distance (500 m). The town with 150 people
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by Moru 3y ago
I bike a lot because of a game I play (Turfgame.com). On my trips I have noticed that almost every house has space for two cars. If it's winter I see tracks of two cars outside most houses. They also have at least one snow mobile and i
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by Moru 3y ago
The world looks very different depending on where you live. Where I live I could do without a car if I really tried. I know lots of people don't even have a drivers license (at the age of 65). The E-Bike is a good solution for most old
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by Moru 3y ago
Variants exists for MM/DD/YYYY and DD/MM/YYYY (medium, smallest, biggest). No variant exists for YYYY-MM-DD, nothing to confuse. The international standard is pretty old by now, I learned it as a child. When sorting, the
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by Moru 3y ago
Can't resist that challenge :-) You are wrong. Noone would assume YYYY-MM-DD would be YYYY-DD-MM. Why would they? Biggest, smaller, smallest unit. After that comes the time with Hour, Minute, Second. Again Biggest, smaller, smallest un
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by Moru 3y ago
Naturally they had problems if they wrote it YY/MM/DD. It's not a correct way of formatting the ISO 8601 date. It's supposed to be YY-MM-DD. If you use slashes between them it can be just about any format but if it'
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by Moru 3y ago
Thankyou, I was trying to remember what it was called. So sad that it won't work any more though, was pretty fun.
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by Moru 3y ago
And since SQL has existed for so long, chances are that someone already had your problem and has posted the solution somewhere.
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by Moru 3y ago
The lacking scans might be because you can get them for free in most libraries round here. I borrowed loads of them at my local library in our tiny town, great comics! They were even translated to Swedish so I could start on them very early
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by Moru 3y ago
Very funny, I get a popup selling NordVPN several times while on that site (using adblocker). Article written by the owner of another VPN company.
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by Moru 3y ago
We do it by noticing who needs help on the free dental checkups during the first years of life usually. If they have some sort of handicap, they can get help physically brushing or support to do it themselves every day. Helps a lot more tha
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by Moru 3y ago
You could give targeted help to the ones that needs it, it would be more efficient to help them brush their teeth than just adding fluoride to the water that everyone drinks.
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by Moru 3y ago
And it downloads AND installs in less time than it would take to insert the CD into the drive, not to mention finding the thing... Modern wonders :-) Gonna play some tonight!

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