Thlom

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by Thlom 8y ago
I guess it can be configured to send a "retraction" e-mail to the recipient? I've received some of those at least.
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by Thlom 8y ago
No wonder health care is expensive in the US when a neurosurgeon can blow $75k on a whim.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Yes. Unfortunately trade school looks more and more like regular high school these days and apprenticeships in many trades is I low supply. :-(
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by Thlom 8y ago
I barely ever use the Sonos app on either iOS or desktop. I just use Spotify or Apple Music and route music to Sonos from there, so not sure if you are correct. With AirPlay2 I only use the app to set up new speakers. So not sure if you are
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by Thlom 8y ago
I quit smoking several times, even went a year without smoking, but eventually relapsed into it every time. What helped me quit for good was snus. It's still nicotine and I'm addicted, but as far as we know it's _a lot_ less
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by Thlom 8y ago
Seems unlikely. Europe have a higher labour force participation among women than the US, with paid parental leave (for both men and women).
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by Thlom 8y ago
WTF? Normal mortage is 20-25 years down payment, I've never heard anyone having even a 35 year down payment, let alone 90 years.
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by Thlom 8y ago
The Leaf is by far Nissans most successful model in Norway. It's actually the most sold car in Norway. Nissan sold 3 times as many Leafs as Tesla sold Model X (the most sold Tesla in Norway last year).
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by Thlom 8y ago
Maybe living rural doesn’t automatically make you regressive.
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by Thlom 8y ago
I’ve tried these on my kids and first thought it worked, but next time we went for a long drive it didn’t work at all. Difficult to really test these things on kids as sometimes we can drive for hours with no issues, while other times they
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by Thlom 8y ago
But it happens from time to time and all transactions still goes through with signature. Usually it’s a problem local to the shop, but it’s the same when bankaxept goes down. Everything just takes a bit longer.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Happens in Norway as well some times, but then it automatically switches to a backup system, meaning it just checks that the card is valid and asks for a signature. Then the transactions goes through in bulk when the system is back up. Take
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by Thlom 8y ago
A house should be able to dehumidify on it's own by natural air flow. Maybe it's different in more humid areas?
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by Thlom 8y ago
All this is solved in most democracies. Don’t use punching machines. Use separate ballots per candidate. The voter selects the ballot for her candidate, folds it and drops it in the ballot box. Simple and secure.
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by Thlom 8y ago
The first Burzum records were pretty not-so-happy. Pretty good if you can ignore the ideology ...
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by Thlom 8y ago
Maybe the more expensive models? The normal ones that cost 10-15k NOK might work for a normal lawn, but more challenging lawns might need a model with bigger battery, gps, more sensors, better traction etc. the biggest husqvarnas top model
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by Thlom 8y ago
Automatic lawn mowers are very normal in Norway. They are quiet and because they mow the lawn daily are better for the lawn as all the cuttings goes back to the ground. Most models requires an electromagnetic boundary, but geofenced version
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by Thlom 8y ago
Doesn't sound right. The history and Mr. Rønneberg has been known in Norway a long time. Rønneberg started talking about his experience in the 70s and he has spent much of his later years speaking to schools. He has been active in the
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by Thlom 8y ago
By the end of the war Rønneberg and a small team camped out in a tiny cabin in the mountains hiding from the Germans and planning sabotage missions agains German supply lines. The cabin was rebuilt by Rønneberg in the early 1990s and given
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by Thlom 8y ago
What about machine tabulating first and then hand count afterwards as a check? Alternatively any party can ask for a manual recount of individual districts?
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by Thlom 8y ago
If so they're doing a really bad job. The only ones in my friends list that is contributing anything except comments are the typical conspiracy nuts and racists. Every one else contributes next to nothing. Maybe a picture at major life
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by Thlom 8y ago
Sounds more like they forgot to transfer the movie from their central server to the screen server. Normal workflow has been to get the physical media via courier to the theatre, staff then transfer the content to a storage server and then a
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by Thlom 8y ago
The films are encrypted, but the distribution media isn't necessarily physical. It depends on where in the world you are, but it has been pretty normal to distribute films via satellite, but recently Internet speeds have become fast an
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by Thlom 8y ago
"Swarm technology" is heavily used in professional content distribution in the entertainment industry. I'll just leave it at that, I don't think my former employer would be happy if I elaborated more. :-)
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by Thlom 8y ago
Did that guy who binned his hard drive with his bitcoin wallet ever retrieve it from the garbage dump? Last I heard he was planning on digging up the entire dump to find it.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Ive just listened to the first two episodes of the new Serial season which tackles the justice system from inside a courthouse. Coming from another justice system, it sounds absolutely insane to me.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Thanks for the explanation!
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by Thlom 8y ago
Why do you need to visit the DMV all the time? Do you have to renew your drivers license in person every x years? I'm from Norway, and the only time I've had to visit our DMV was when I took the driving test to get my license.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Hm, but if you marked them as "done" in inbox they should have been archived in gmail and not show as "unread" on the app icon as that only shows unread in inbox? That's they way it works for me at least. I use inbo
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by Thlom 8y ago
Doesn’t most automatic transmissions have that? My old VW Touran have paddles on the wheel for changing gears. I only use it when driving down steep hills though.

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