Thlom

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by Thlom 10y ago
I'm not familiar with the swiss health care system, but in Norway the government foots most of the bill for prescription drugs. The government is negotiating price with the manufacturer and as a big buyer they can get a fair price.
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by Thlom 10y ago
Yes, but that's mostly because the safest car is more like a suburban tank while the smart car is more like an urban mobility device. If there were no suburban tanks around, the smart car would instantly be much safer.
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by Thlom 10y ago
Yes, but in other countries everyone gets the same access to health care and people don't die on the street because they can't afford a commodity like an epipen! Though you might die in a hospital bed because the government wont s
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by Thlom 10y ago
Copenhagen? Amsterdam?
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by Thlom 10y ago
I'm a pretty relaxed cyclist. I ride more or less upright, but the forward momentum is precious. It's no problem to stop while walking, it takes no more energy to start walking than to continue walking. Same goes for driving a car
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by Thlom 10y ago
Looks like backspace is already unlinked in Safari. I hadn't noticed, but tried now and nothing happens.
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by Thlom 10y ago
Yeah, but it's the intro and outro that makes the money.
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by Thlom 10y ago
Cinema films are DRM-ed in all ways imaginable.
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by Thlom 10y ago
18 wheelers will drive to depot, cargo will be moved over to smaller self driving trucks and other delivery vehicles for the last mile. At least, that's the way it should be, even today without the automation. Huge trucks have no place
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by Thlom 10y ago
In my home town people have put out lures on pokestops around the local hospital for the hospitalised kids.
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by Thlom 10y ago
You're just not used to it.
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by Thlom 10y ago
This happened constantly to me as well, but not the last couple of days, but now it seems to crash when I "sleep" it by holding my phone upside down. Sometimes it doesn't wake up again and sometimes touch doesn't work af
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by Thlom 10y ago
He doesn't have to tell people to harass anyone. His followers will follow his lead.
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by Thlom 10y ago
This is what I use when logging in to the state run bookmaker/lottery company in Norway. Works great. I just type in my SSN and I will get a notification on my iPhone. The solution is delivered by Buypass[0]. [0] https://www
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by Thlom 10y ago
Cyclists, especially in a group should stay two or three abreast as it significantly reduces the passing length for overtaking cars. The only reason people complain about cyclists two abreast is that they want to overtake when it's not
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by Thlom 10y ago
Most people use Facebook to communicate with their friends and family. With the regular Facebook platform everyone can see everything and your comment on a friends obnoxious photo might be posted on your moms news feed. Not so with Messenge
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by Thlom 10y ago
Had to do some googling, but looks like the Swedish BankID isn't the same thing as the Norwegian BankID. Unfortunately the Norwegian BankID never rolled out digital signature files to customers, so we can only use hardware token and a
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by Thlom 10y ago
Yeah. When you are "friends" with your grandmother, boss, Mary from elementary school and your ex's mother you won't share that much. And those who will share anything in that kind of environment are the people you don&#
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by Thlom 10y ago
Yes. For most people a good bike is a well maintained, comfortable bike with racks, fenders, chain guard and so on. For someone training for a triathlon a good bike is light, aggressive, a trillion gears etc.
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by Thlom 10y ago
On the other hand,car ownership in dense urban areas shouldn't be the norm. The future is also in active transport (walking, cycling) and transit, not only electric cars.
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by Thlom 11y ago
Regarding ads: 45 minutes sounds crazy. At least in most of Europe the advertisements are programmed to end 10-15 minutes after scheduled time or the feature to start 10-20 minutes after scheduled time. depends on the cinemas agreement with
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by Thlom 11y ago
Why? Traffic drives away pedestrians. Restaurants should want to be close to public transport hubs and other spots with high pedestrian throughput. More people will see your restaurant, and it's easier for a pedestrian to enter a resta
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by Thlom 11y ago
Some cities in the Netherland does it like this. There's high speed ring roads around the city, but in the city it's a maze of one way streets and dead ends. Basically, if you are in the city and want to drive to another part of
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by Thlom 11y ago
I don't excercise at all and usually get 10-12k steps. You should be able to integrate about 10k steps in your day to day life. Stop driving everywhere, walk while on the phone, walk the dog(if you have one).
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by Thlom 11y ago
Also worth noting that most long term prisoners will not serve their whole sentence in a normal prison with bars and such. They will be moved to a quasi open prison where they get limited freedom to roam, work, structure their day and so fo
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by Thlom 11y ago
The blind zone around a truck is enormous, but manufacturers apparently don't want to do anything to improve this except adding mirrors, so the responsibility is laid on pedestrians and cyclist to stay out of the invisible blind zone.
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by Thlom 11y ago
Same thing found in Oslo about a year ago. Police Security Service denied they existed though. If I remember correctly these were mostly located around parliament and other government institutions as well as in the embassy area. Report in e
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by Thlom 11y ago
And without a bouncer your client must be always on to have any backlog. Mobile access sucks without a bouncer. Even with a bouncer it sucks for anyone not technical.
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by Thlom 11y ago
Article 25 of the universal declaration of human rights.
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by Thlom 11y ago
Most people don't want their daily commute to be a workout.

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