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7y ago
orcas sometime hunt animals that are on the beach. Orcas don’t see humans as prey. In Norway you can dive with wild once in the fjords and there are no recorded attacks in the last 200 years. https://youtu.be/DWsN63PRCW8
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Why not canary releases? You can load balance for example 1% of the traffic to the new deployment and see if you experience any issues. If you do - you just change the loadbalancer to use the known good pods.
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Sweden has been importing more and more trash the last decade since it ran out of it's own. https://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2054&ar...
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I’m not sure about how orcas work. But in Norway you can dive with them (not recommended because you disturb them) and not a single person has been attacked there in recorded history (~200 years). It may be that it was just curious about yo
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8y ago
The hing about trains in general though is the pricing around it. In Sweden a flight from the northern parts to the southern is about $100 and takes an hour. The train cost $100-200 and takes about 16h depending on where you depart from. I
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8y ago
But… they failed to adress the reason to why it took 3 years for Spotify to successfully get their Apple Watch app approved?
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8y ago
You could look at zerochaos.
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8y ago
What’s the difference between using kernel parameters within sysctl.conf and cgroup2?
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9y ago
Everyone knows that this is the next level of crazy. In the winter, people don’t walk their kids long distances to kindergarden - they drive. And the unlucky souls who walk, it never was a problem because it’s easier to put on a better pair
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9y ago
The price is 37 USD/mo for the first 6 months and 61 USD after that.
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Swedish consumers can now get affordable 10gbit internet
(bahnhof.se)
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Moving more freely in EU why are people against that? Sure LT, LV, Poland, Romania etc probably got a slight raise. At the same time these countries are heavily subsidized by the rest of the countries already. What they also have is alot of
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10y ago
McMahon said some of the tech fellows were so eager to work in Washington, they made the ultimate sacrifice: swapping their hoodies for a suit and tie. - This won't happen anytime soon.
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10y ago
I understand that they count on it as salary, it's the same with the Uber drivers - they don't make enough so they depend on the tip. Either way it's not acceptable - if they can't support themselves on the wages they ha
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10y ago
I'm from Sweden and generally I never tip anything for any service available - neither does the absolute majority of my countrymen - with the exception of being on vacation in other countries or eating at some real fancy restaurant. I
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10y ago
Good to know though is what GW is famous for. Being an infamous alcoholic.
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I live in Sweden and it's less common for students to study in Ivy-league schools abroad. And yes, it's a very special way of learning - puts a lot of responsibility on the student. But on the first day of the weeks in the group m
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10y ago
We had an online portal with projects to finish. If you finished to the 20th project in 9th grade you were awarded what in UK would be seen as a C, 30 B, 35 A. After each project is completed it's assigned to you in the webportal. Each
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I myself went to a high school which functioned this way. We started the week in our groups for a 30 min meeting where we set the goals for the week. After that we studied what we wanted. There were workshops all day with english, math etc
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I went to a school that operated in this way, it was clearly superior to what I had to go back to the traditional ways of learning once I graduated from high school. We were divided into classes or groups with a mentor who help you set the
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10y ago
I weren't a programmer - but I used an Late 2011' iMac 21.5" up until I quit last year. So no they don't get a new computer every year unless your someone who's using it for marketing.
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10y ago
An ISP in Sweden has something similar https://twistedsifter.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/bahnhof-da...
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10y ago
I read another article about this previously, and steam themselves never touch the bitcoin they use some 3rd party. And there for they probably can't refund it in BTC and the fluctuation wont matter.
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Keep AFTA Honest
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I'm personally from Stockholm but were in Sydney about a year ago and yeah I must say that your alcohol laws are pretty insane. After 12 you can't order this and after 1 you cant order that and so on. So silly that I couldn't