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Thlom
4y ago
Same in Norway, but product is called Vipps. It's slower to use for payment than contactless (you have to scan a QR-code if paying in shops), but it's so much easier for everything else than bank transfer and much cheaper and easi
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WTF? This must be because of willful political sabotage? The license plate should follow the car and ownership should be changed online as part of the transaction. It sounds incredibly wasteful that every time a car changes ownership the se
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4y ago
In Scandinavia we have BankID which kind of uses SMS, but not quite. When I try to authenticate it sends a message to my phone and then I have to type in my 4-8 digit pin code on my phone. Apparently they have put a tiny application on the
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4y ago
The blind zones on regular trucks are absolutely insane. That we as a society let these vehicles drive around in populated areas is crazy. There’s a lot of construction in my neighborhood at the moment and it’s always a bit scary letting my
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4y ago
My kid is being evaluated now. He’s been a bit behind his peers and seems to struggle socially, but only in bigger groups. The psychologist first thought it could be some kind of autism, but after observing him at school, talking to him and
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5y ago
On Snapchat it’s extremely easy to take a quick photo and send to your friends. Open snap, take photo, edit photo (if you want) and select one or many friends or groups. Doing the same in any other messaging app is slower and more complicat
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5y ago
There were similar plans in Oslo and Bergen as well in the 60's that would have completely destroyed the cities.
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Yeah. In residential areas you shouldn't need sidewalks, but it requires that the street is designed for it. It must be narrow, trees along the street or other street furniture helps make it appear even narrower than it is. Naturally d
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5y ago
Is it normal in the US that only one in a relationship is working? I don’t think I know anyone where only one in the relationship is working. To me it feels like the power dynamics in such a relationship quickly gets really toxic.
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My town was “fiberized” twice. First by the local power company around 15 years ago. They laid the cable in the streets and then each house had to get their cable from the street and to the house wall (or they could pay a good chunk of mone
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Twitter has barely changed for me the last 10 years. I only access Twitter from Tweetbot on my phone. Should Twitter decide to deny Tweetbot API access I’m pretty sure I’ll quit Twitter all together. Cause I don’t understand the web version
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5y ago
I worked in the Cinema industry when Dolby Atmos were introduced. It was a pretty big upgrade and quality assurance for each auditorium were strict. Speakers had to be installed all over the roof and more speakers had to be added all around
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5y ago
That's Germany I think? I seem to remember playing Carmageddon with green blood and that was some kind of German mode?
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Most theaters moved to digital around 10 years ago and most of them got rid of their 35mm projectors (some kept one or two just in case)(I worked on the provider side of the migration to digital cinema at the time). In theory there should b
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5y ago
Same in Norway. I used to go out for beers to this one bar that had an imprinter when my bank account were empty in the early 2000s. good times.
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5y ago
My employer pay taxes for me based on either a table or percentage (this is up to me). At the end of the year our tax authorities sums everything together (income, capital gains, ownership, debt and so on) and sends me my preliminary tax re
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5y ago
Cisco have had this in the form of the Cisco 5921 Embedded Service Router for years already.
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There were 1 person that died in Fukushima. Some more, mostly elderly people, died during evacuation/displacement. In Chernobyl around 50 people died as direct consequence of the disaster. As far as I know there's no studies showi
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5y ago
They’re not even that efficient.
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After 35 I've more and more noticed how the long darkness affects my mental health. I'm not in northern Norway, so the sun rises all year, but during winter it comes up after I go to work and sets before I go home. So it's ba
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5y ago
I only read Twitter through Tweetbot on my phone and have been doing so for like forever. I get a reversed chronological timeline, no ads and no recommendations. I hear people talk about how useless Twitter has become, but for me Twitter ha
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5y ago
The Saudis bomb Yemen with cluster bombs made in the US with US agreement while at the same time the US sits in the UN and declare cluster bombs an abomination when used by the Russians. The hypocrisy is mind blowing.
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5y ago
True, but iCloud is over 10 years old now.
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Try wool instead of synthetics as inner layer.
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When I'm active outside in the winter I always wear a thin layer of wool as the inner layer, medium thick wool socks and a wool sweater. Over that I use shell clothing like gore-tex jacket and pants. As long as I'm active I will n
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5y ago
Not my experience. Some people just like to have people around, some don’t have space for an office at home, some need the socializing at the office and so one. People are different. I prefer working at the office even though I have a life
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When kids can’t socialize normally with their peers that is negative for them, even if kids themselves might be happy with “homeschooling” and socializing with their friends in Minecraft. We have been spared most lockdown measures, but had
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5y ago
Cruise ships have started to come as hybrids now because some top destinations for cruising have very strict emission regulations that over time will be even stricter.
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5y ago
Isn't it $99/mo for service? Afaik there is no guaranteed bandwidth at all at the moment as all users are beta testers? All users are on a "best effort all you can get" plan. I'm sure there will be different tiers a
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5y ago
A technical solution could be implemented by a bank as well, but I'm not sure it is even legal in most jurisdictions. Same goes for any solution on the block chain.
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