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by Thlom 8y ago
Kitty is a fork of Putty, or maybe more precisely it's built on putty. I used it a lot in my previous job as we didn't have key-based auth on customer servers. With Kitty I could create profiles with login information, and where n
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by Thlom 8y ago
That isn't really an issue with the NHS. If it's an issue it's with the UK's family law which recognises that the parents of a child doesn't always act in the child's best interest and allows the state to inter
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by Thlom 8y ago
But taller buildings equals wider streets to such a degree that the density you win by building high mostly gets eaten up by the lost real estate used for wider streets.
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by Thlom 8y ago
You don’t even need pencil, just different paper ballots. In most cases at least.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Do you mean Doctor McStuffins?
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by Thlom 8y ago
Yeah, there’s a standard defined by Unicode. See this link. https://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html
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by Thlom 8y ago
In Norway we just have different voter cards for each party in the election. So you go into the voting booth, select your party's card and fold it. Then verify you are you with the election officials and put your folded card in the bal
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by Thlom 8y ago
WTF. Mass transit is a great idea period. It works in numerous places around the world. Even if it doesn't run 24/7 or everywhere it runs most of the day and to many places. Meaning less cars and less need to "stack the highw
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by Thlom 8y ago
Many stay in the city but move out to the burbs the moment they have a baby on the way (some stay in the city with kids of course, but few). The reason is both that it's kind of expected and that there's very few affordable apartm
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by Thlom 8y ago
This sounds very American. No bank I've ever been in contact with have mentioned anything about a "credit line". Whenever I take up a loan the bank will use some third party company to make a credit rating of me, but I don&#x
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by Thlom 8y ago
In Scandinavia we have the term "kjæreste" which roughly translates to "most beloved". When I think about I believe it's only in Norway and Sweden we have that word. In Sweden they have the word ælskling which means
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by Thlom 8y ago
Who said anything about monopolies? I though a union was just workers banding together and using their strength in number to negotiate better working conditions, better pay and so on? It's easy for someone with a sought after talent to
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by Thlom 8y ago
Don't most unions have a war chest they can pay members on strike from?
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by Thlom 8y ago
Not knowing the UK very well, but you have had and still have strong unions with political representation through the Labour party. If labour isn't organised you will not get good (for the working class) policy. Politics is the formal
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by Thlom 8y ago
I have given up trying to calculate these things, so just use the meeting planner on TimeAndDate.com[0] ... [0]: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meeting.html
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by Thlom 8y ago
:-(
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by Thlom 8y ago
After working with it almost daily for years I'm finally fluent in MegaCLI. I can even understand the --help for the most part. Time to get a new job I guess.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Depends on the Cinema I guess. At least most cinemas I’ve worked with have configured their system to adjust show start depending on how much advertisement there is so the ads are finished ca 10-15 minutes after the scheduled time.
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by Thlom 8y ago
They need electricians, technicians, mechanics, carpenters, cooks, probably sysadmins and much more over there. It's absolutely possible to get work in Antarctica and other remote scientific research stations for "normal" peo
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by Thlom 8y ago
In Scandinavia at least we use mile for 10 km. Not sure how common it is elsewhere.
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by Thlom 8y ago
Sounds like there's laws on this in many countries. In Norway you are exempt from overtime regulations if you have an independent position, which is pretty well defined in law and practice. It basically means that you control your own
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by Thlom 8y ago
I'm always a bit taken back when visiting the toilet at clubs and some restaurants when I'm in the UK as there's a gentleman sitting by the sink handing out towels and stuff. Very strange and utterly useless. Not sure if he&#
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by Thlom 8y ago
I’ve saved 18 hours, and over 2 days by playing at 1.5x speed! Whoa. I listen to podcasts more than I thought!
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by Thlom 8y ago
The social democracies in Scandinavia were basically a class compromise. The capital class accepted the welfare state, relatively high taxes, an organised working class and a organised labour market. In return the working class gave up thei
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by Thlom 9y ago
You would think that in the age of digital cinema niche films would have a boost. If you are creating a film for distribution, creating a dcp for cinema is trivial. The dcp can be shipped to cinemas on a physical copy, via satellite or over
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by Thlom 9y ago
Had the same issue on my last one. The touchpad worked fine, but I couldn't click, so had to use touch to click. Then one morning I found the mac with the lid popped up 2 cm. Turned out the battery had expanded and popped out the touch
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by Thlom 9y ago
In Norway we have "BankID" which is a 2FA solution for authentication and digital signature. It started as a normal 2FA solution with a hardware token combined with username (social security number) and password. A few years ago t
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by Thlom 9y ago
Looking at my Facebook feed it’s mostly companies, “personalities”, a few groups and a handful of people over 50. Everyone else is using Facebook mainly for messenger and event planning. Everything else that Facebook were used for (pictures
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by Thlom 9y ago
I don't think I see any ads using Tweetbot. I may also miss some features, but don't really care about that. I like that my Twitter feed is just a stream of tweets.
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by Thlom 9y ago
Pretty normal in Norway, just reversed. But I’ve never seen the window version. Usually the a/c unit is mounted on the outside wall and a hole is drilled in the wall to bring in the hose to the unit inside.

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