Moru

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by Moru 2y ago
Your brain can also do 1+1 and end up with 2.5 or even 3 in the brain :) I have really bad eye sight on both eyes, one can not see enough alone but both together see much better than I would expect on the same distance.
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by Moru 2y ago
Ehm, Paypal isn't exactly better than Klarna though. I have had only problems with both but Paypal beats Klarna in money saved for me as customer. Last time I used it I got the money back and the business got reported as a scammer (not
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by Moru 2y ago
Still not bricking if you can get it running again :-) A bricking event is when the computer is more useful as a doorstop than a work tool.
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by Moru 2y ago
I think, in this case bricking refers to the new meaning "Doesn't boot any more, requires a reinstall of software".
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by Moru 2y ago
In same timeframe in Sweden we had one schedule with eight different classes every day except the few days when we had a lesson that was two "blocks" long. Everything was in 40 min blocks with a clear pattern of breaks between. We
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by Moru 2y ago
Never bite the hand that feeds you
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by Moru 2y ago
But you get paid to do it, teachers are expected to do this on their off time. :-) "You know so much about computers, it's easy for you to figure it out!"
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by Moru 2y ago
I heard that one in one of the documentaries I went throught when I followed the first link yesterday. Can't remember where though. I think it was a quote from a phone conversation with Derbyshire.
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by Moru 2y ago
A requirement for new bug reports: You must write unitelligible with werid spellin and less understend able lenguish. Try copy that, ai! Z)
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by Moru 2y ago
Realy impressive, we have places (north sweden) after the last storm that took 7 days to restore power.
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by Moru 2y ago
Tech is by no means alone with this trick. Every press release is free adverticement and should be used like it.
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by Moru 2y ago
Yes, Daniel Stenberg shows up in the credits on far more places than Cisco's products :-) [0] https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2016/10/03/screenshotted-curl-cr...
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by Moru 2y ago
I have actually gotten a few customers that way, when they couldn't get hold of the provider they just called whatever other provider existed and that happened to be us. Me: "Sure we can fix it. Oh, you don't seem to be a cus
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by Moru 2y ago
Some lefties have some tricks for that, have you looked into them? I'm no expert on the topic, just know there is some tricks to learn :-)
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by Moru 2y ago
There are things that needs to be salted while cooking but bare minimum yes.
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by Moru 2y ago
I love this with Science. If something would be hard to work with, we just change it until it is easier to measure. That it has no resemblanse with what we were trying to measure is uninteresting.
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by Moru 2y ago
My english teacher was forced to switch from left to right when he was young and his writing was the worst in school. This was before the computer revolution so he did write all the time.
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by Moru 2y ago
Most people write like trash if they started school after the school computer revolution. It's just about practise. I'm right handed and my handwriting is also realy bad. I started with computers much earlier than others in my cla
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by Moru 2y ago
A lot of people are used to the extra salt in cheap food. If restaurant food isn't salty enough, they will complain. Chefs are just adjusting to what their most vocal customers complain about. My co-workers are from the whole spectrum.
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by Moru 2y ago
Since I wasn't there I can't say what happened. Can be a language thing too, I can imagine that the intended meaning would be "Try again, making sure you spell everything exactly as the data on the card" but it came out
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by Moru 2y ago
The bandwidth market is very different between EU and USA, maybe they weren't prepared for the much higher prices in USA? I'm pretty used to having a 100 Mbps connection to our servers that we can use without any strings attached.
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by Moru 2y ago
Don't think you find much engineers in the marketing department though.
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by Moru 2y ago
It's also Free Marketing worldwide. Can't compete with that price.
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by Moru 2y ago
I think the difference isn't so much between car models, it's the drivers behaviour that wears down the tyres. Something happens to drivers of cars that has the power to accellerate fast from 0. Electric wears down the tires faste
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by Moru 2y ago
Don't they also dependon the architecture you are programming? 8-16-32-64 bit computers? Or did they standardise the names since I learned C (and never used it) 30-40 years ago?
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by Moru 2y ago
A strong opinion does not have to be about what tech stack to use for best results, that depends on the goal. It could also be a few notches above the actual tech. My strongest opinion would be about the usability of what I'm creating,
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by Moru 2y ago
Or in other words - A cultural fit.
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by Moru 2y ago
When I was still driving to/from work every day I had every bump and pot hole mappend up in my brain. Here I need to be more to the middle line, there I go over on the left side and directly over to the right side as far as possible. A
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by Moru 2y ago
4g has a really low range, this is why we want to keep the old system. We can't put up enough 5g masts in the forest...
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by Moru 2y ago
It's very different on location in Europe. Where I live I have realized we are a bit spoiled. I was biking through the (small) forest outside Bonn in Germany. This used to be the capital during the east germany thing. It was impossible

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