Moru

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by Moru 2y ago
If you ask society what has helped them the most, you will be surprised to learn how many claims the todo-list (paper or app in whatever time frame) is their main way of actually getting anything done.
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by Moru 2y ago
A number between 0 and 1 can easily scale to whatever company you have. A number that is different depending on how many is on your team is harder to compare between teams. I guess it depends on if you ask a programmer, administrator or mat
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by Moru 2y ago
Yes, that is the problem with modern things. Claming to be new and modern but things that used to be instant is getting slower and slower. There was a time when things were still getting faster and faster. I had the privilege to try a norma
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by Moru 2y ago
I still find it funny that my pretty new nVidia card takes several seconds to switch between resolutions while my 35 year old Atari could switch resolution several times per screen refresh. I made a simple game that had color display in low
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by Moru 2y ago
If you buy a tool in a country that is mainly using imperial, the markings on it might be more exact for the imperial measurement. Might be the opposite in a country with metric. Just guessing though but that is often how other things work
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by Moru 2y ago
You don't need to make every street a bike street. It's enough if there is a way of getting safely close to your destination. Both for cars and bikes. The car drivers can drive on the next street unless this is their destination l
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by Moru 2y ago
I get the impression you read "Cyclists make mistakes" and commented without reading the rest. We all agree on what you are saying. That is what I'm objecting to. "Cyclists make mistakes, make bad judgments, take big ris
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by Moru 2y ago
That is why you don't drive past busses parked at a bus stop. There is always someone late for class or work, running out of the bus, and then across the street behind or in front of the bus. I'm even slowing down if I'm in t
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by Moru 2y ago
It takes a lot more than just separating the trafic in different lanes. The whole climate is getting harsher between humans. We are experts of dehumanisation of our fellow humans.
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by Moru 2y ago
You put a sign at the start of the road. "Bike street". This means cars allowed but at bike speeds. You have different paint on the street too, to make it very different from a normal road. I have seen them popping up here and the
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by Moru 2y ago
Don't hook up on the wrong thing here. Everyone makes mistakes but the cyclists pay with their life. Is it a well designed system when a little mistake costs your life? The cyclists have a better understanding and overview of the trafi
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by Moru 2y ago
It was totally forgotten. I thought it was done already but we forgot to order it so thanks for the reminder :-) We don't live in Germany so she has to get a swedish one now anyway. Yes, it's been online since as long as I can rem
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by Moru 2y ago
Germany is doing away with the eternal drivers licenses in stages. Better look that up before you loose yours. Wifes license runs out in January next year, eep.
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by Moru 2y ago
It doesn't really matter. If you are not recognizable, it's not valid. That is the whole point of a photo-ID the photo has to be a good likeness with you. Glad the GP met friendly people that let him get away with it but don'
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by Moru 2y ago
Unfortunately the security by obscurity is backed up by "If a user exploits this, it's a crime and we just contact our legal team." I have seen this happen even in Sweden, local student 16 years old [1] figures out state has
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by Moru 2y ago
Yes, most people get to this insight and gives it back to their kids so they can get a head start in life. And for those that don't, there are enough movies for the kids/youth showing exactly how it works.
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by Moru 2y ago
Will try it again, was a while ago. Maybe it actually works on my new phone, thanks :-)
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by Moru 2y ago
The discussion is not about buttons for everything. Ofcourse I can't have a 737 cockpit from 1980 with buttons all over the place. Even planes get smart controls for the less used things. But the fan, the air direction and other very i
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by Moru 2y ago
But I don't want discoverability when my windshield suddenly fogs up and I can't see anything. I want to be able to just reach out and adjust the airflow without even thinking about it when I start noticing the fog in the first pl
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by Moru 2y ago
Speaking of things not supposed to be done while driving: We tested the Android car GPS thing this summer. The passenger is usually in charge of the GPS so the driver can concentrate on driving. But this darn thing says something like &quot
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by Moru 2y ago
As a small developer, if you don't follow the big ones, watch your reviews plumet with comments like "Ugly UI!", "Old design!".
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by Moru 2y ago
A friends appartment building had had a keypad lock installed a few years ago. Nice physical buttons. I swear the lock opened before I pressed the last number of the code, that fast. Sadly they changed it to an even newer lock system a coup
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by Moru 2y ago
How cold does it get with you? I have tried all sorts of touch-screen gloves and they all stop working below -5 C. The cheap touch-pencils still work though so carry one of those around my neck if I need the phone outdoors.
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by Moru 2y ago
I used to do that too. But now the plastic bags are gone and there is these paper bags with slightly offset edges att he opening. Really neat invention, why didn't we do that before? :-)
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by Moru 2y ago
The programmers that has been around for a while sooner or later starts to notice a pattern. I remember some salesperson asking if we shouldn't start using XML (or some other thing he had heard, think it was XML). Not sure where he hea
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by Moru 2y ago
In Finland they sell some small portion-bowls with a thin solidified cream layer on top. It's not yoghurt but something we Swedes call "Långfil" [1]. It has a very funny consistency, it doesn't stick to the spoon as norm
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by Moru 2y ago
Any article that says "potato flavours" without specifying what kind of potatoes should be taken witha large grain of salt. Try almond potatoes and you will eat nothing else.
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by Moru 2y ago
We eat almost only almond potatoes. After eating those, there is nothing else that really cuts it any more. Every time we get back to Sweden and finaly can eat almond potatoes again, it's like "Oh, THIS is how it's supposed t
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by Moru 2y ago
Ours is not sour at all and I'm pretty sensitive to sour stuff. 700 ml water, 50-60 g beans, 24 hours in fridge. When drinking we mix with 3-4 parts water. I always drink cold, wife drinks it hot. Lots of flavour and fun to try the loc
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by Moru 2y ago
I think Coldbrew is even more dependent on what coffee beans and roast you use, we have tried a few and they are very different. But so far I liked them all. Maybe you preffer the bitter taste of cooked coffee? That is something that is mis

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