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Thlom
9y ago
You can search by attachment size, which might help a bit.
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9y ago
I've been using Spotify since 2008, but lately the app on iOS has become a massive battery hog. I usually start playing music when I leave home and continue playing a few hours at work. But after about an hour at work my phone is burni
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Thlom
10y ago
In parts of Europe Jodel[1] is pretty popular. [1] https://www.jodel-app.com
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10y ago
In my experience soft shell is neither very breathable nor very water resistant. It's both, but as with GoreTex it's a compromise. Nothing that is 100% water resistant can be breathable and vice versa. GoreTex is very water resist
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Thlom
10y ago
Doesn't exist. Get a a good rain coat and pullover rain pants. Alternatively there's some good cycling specific ponchos. Bike should have chain guard and long fenders to keep your ass and back dry and with mud flaps to keep your f
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Thlom
10y ago
You tolerate cars everywhere, so why not?
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10y ago
Minimum in Norway is 4 weeks holiday and 9 days sick leave. Most have 5 weeks holiday and many have 24 days sick leave. This is without a doctors notice. With a doctors notice you get 50 weeks sick leave, after that the employer can consid
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Thlom
10y ago
Isn't Hangouts mainly some kind of video chat? I've never used it because I'm not interested in video chat ...
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10y ago
Why not paper ballots? The trust is greater (you can't hack a piece of paper), it's idiot proof, can be counted electronically and hand counted in the case of dispute or even as part of procedure. And much easier to expand to more
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10y ago
Inner layer is always wool, which really doesn't have to be washed that much unless it's stained, but not everyone knows this so most still wash wool as much as cotton. Wool is very breathable, so just hang it out and it's as
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10y ago
I drove through some farmlands in California on vacation a few years ago, and the magnitude is astonishing. Never seen anything close in Europe.
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10y ago
That's why I almost never use the Twitter web site or their app. Too confusing. I stick with Tweetbot which still only shows the complete timeline in reversed chronological order.
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10y ago
If everyone cycling in the netherlands would take public transport or drive when it's cold/snows/rains the roads would be in constant gridlock and public transit would collapse.
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10y ago
Sounds like the west coast of Norway, just replace the farm truck with a semi trailer and the stone wall with a mountain or a 200 meter straight drop.
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10y ago
Plus you usually have to pay the old manager for his full contract.
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10y ago
Haha, yes. Except when the password isn't random. The biggest ISP in Norway delivered multimodems with seemingly random SSID and password. That worked fine, until someone figured out that the password were derived from the SSID with an
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Thlom
10y ago
Aren't you more in a begging position on a road bike? :-)
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10y ago
I started the upgrade this morning, took a shower and when I came back it was done. Logged in and clicked a couple of buttons (activate Siri etc) and everything was just like I left it when I started the upgrade. I could jump right back in.
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10y ago
He got 21 year special detention (forvaring), meaning he'll probably sit for life or until he is no longer deemed a threat to society. The detention will be renewed every 5 year or so by a special court. But this is also problematic as
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10y ago
Too many cars even.
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10y ago
Nah, it's not that bad, but the police do protect it's own like in every other country on earth. And the drug "war" is ill-informed. This might be because Norway has historically had a very strong temperance movement. So
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10y ago
Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain, is rated R for sexual content. I have seen the movie twice, but the only "sexual content" I can remember is a short humorous flash of a couple having sex. For comparison, the movie is rate
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10y ago
I have a Canon Pixma something or other printer. After an upgrade of OS X, Canon stopped suppling drivers for newer versions. It wasn't even straight forward to use the driver for the previous version. I think I had to extract the driv
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10y ago
Yes, but the "traditional" sweetener in Italian pasta sauce is usually carrot, not processed white sugar. At least that's how I've always made pasta sauce.
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10y ago
With the result that tourists flock to Trolltunga and other inaccessible sites with no training, no equipment and no hiking clothes/boots. They start too late and get lost and cold when it suddenly gets dark or the weather turns. The l
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10y ago
I'm not a climber (I've meant to get into it, but the day only has so many hours ...), but I like watching climbing. At least it's more exciting than 10 meters air pistol!
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10y ago
I don't know. Sport climbing isn't that boring to watch, and they already have a world cup, national championships, world championships.
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10y ago
I understand where you're coming from, but reality is what it is, and how we design streets should reflect it, meaning we should design streets/cycle tracks so that cyclist don't have to stop at every intersection. If we want
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10y ago
It will take 524 minutes to drive to work. Traffic is normal.
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10y ago
Nope, but it often tells me how long it will take to drive to work (I never drive to work), even when I'm on the other side of the country, on holiday, and has been for two weeks.
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