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by eisa01 7y ago
Why would they do this? I thought this is what travel insurance is for, at least in Norway I think they are liable for the bill when the government deems an area unsafe to visit
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by eisa01 7y ago
It's not common for the flu to overload the healthcare system as you've seen in several places across the world. The reason it hasn't been worse is that people have acted and started to stay at home before the government issu
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by eisa01 7y ago
Zoom requires a quad core processor for the virtual backgrounds, so I’m not sure it is any worse?
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by eisa01 7y ago
Yup, you probably only have to look at the counts of infected tourists coming back. In Norway that is 89 from Italy, and 112 from Austria (25% of the total infected as of writing...)
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by eisa01 7y ago
Yup. Back when Incredimail was popular, IMAP was not as widespread. I moved my mom over from Incredimail to Thunderbird 10 years ago, but I don't think I managed to import the message history... Now she's on gmail instead of the i
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by eisa01 7y ago
Just a note: Scottish Power is owned by Iberdrola, the Spanish multi-national utility. Iberdrola has Avangrid as a listed subsidiary in the US, operating under different brands. As one of the biggest utilities in the world, this is pretty i
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by eisa01 7y ago
Ah, I didn't know that US health insurance also covers you abroad, as that's not a thing in Norway
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by eisa01 7y ago
That is pretty high risk and irresponsible - imagine traveling to the US without travel insurance and you could be on the hook for 100s of thousands USD for a small hospital visit! Travel insurance is usually quite cheap, about 100-150 EUR
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by eisa01 7y ago
Another option to expensive full electrification is partly electrifying the tracks, and running on battery in between That’s the current Norwegian plan for electrifying the Northern Norway line as its the cheapest option https://
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by eisa01 7y ago
Oh no, that platform was a horror show 10-20 years ago, and I'm not sure it has improved...
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by eisa01 7y ago
Would be interesting to see the normal yearly death rate of these age groups. Is Corona just advancing natural death rates for the old people (i.e. bringing forward by a few months), or do more old people die?
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by eisa01 7y ago
You can switch to Tibber to enjoy spot based pricing We have had that in the Nordics for ages, they are just about to launch in Germany
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by eisa01 7y ago
Why would growth slow down after 2023? And are you’re comparing primary energy to electricity? That’s a lot of waste heat that would not need to be replicated Anyway, we don’t need all of this by 2030 if we have large scale electrification
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by eisa01 7y ago
It's really funny how PC OEMs copied the broken Apple arrow-key layout from 2016-18...
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by eisa01 7y ago
Inoreader is my choice. If you pay for it, you can also feed email newsletters/press releases into it, and follow Twitter/Facebook pages
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by eisa01 7y ago
Making sure their gadgets have the latest software updates is more important. My mom’s iPhone was stuck on 12.3.1 even though automatic updates was on!
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by eisa01 7y ago
Does Elementary OS support importing iTunes and macOS Photos libraries?
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by eisa01 7y ago
Agree Awareness may hopefully be raised now that the Apple Watch measures sound exposure
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by eisa01 7y ago
You can’t buy the tickets in an app or similar? That’s why you do in Norway, and I guess large parts of the developed world
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by eisa01 7y ago
Wow, yeah. I've been an iOS user since version 3, and consider myself a power user. But the parent comment explains a lot why I couldn't select words like before. WTF is Apple doing these days?!
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by eisa01 7y ago
Where can you roam, and what country/region are you from? I asked my Norwegian carrier about this, and they said yes, but linked the page where Apple says roaming is not supported...
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by eisa01 7y ago
How reputable is the oilprice.com? I see articles linked quite often on EV forums I follow I only remember Upstream [1] from when I was briefly in the oil industry ten years ago [1] https://www.upstreamonline.com/
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by eisa01 7y ago
The thing is, very few things is a large share of global carbon dioxide emissions. "It doesn't matter what Norway does because we're less than 1% of global emission" "It doesn't matter with air travel because i
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by eisa01 7y ago
There’s at least one benefit of tourists: you get more and a better selection of restaurants I live in a part of Oslo with a vibrant restaurant scene, and one of the reasons is the extra business tourists drum up
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by eisa01 7y ago
https://labradorcms.com The few sites I checked doesn't offer any feed at least
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by eisa01 7y ago
I will pick up a new Kindle as soon as they release a Type-C version, that will probably last a while as my current Kindle has that is getting flaky page turn buttons (basic 2013 edition)
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by eisa01 7y ago
Note that the 2015 MBPs are a great buy - you can upgrade the SSD yourself using a $10 adapter: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/upgrading-2013-2014-mac... Grabbed a used 13" model with 16 GB RAM, and put in a
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by eisa01 7y ago
I started out with NetNewsWire, but have in the past transitioned to Inoreader - web apps work perfectly for RSS as you don't need to sync anything between devices (EUR 20/year for ad-free version) Now if only all services could r
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by eisa01 7y ago
I find Carplay dangerous for my use case: As the interface follows what’s happening on the phone, you often lose the maps and directions as the guy controlling CarPlay need to check his messages I have no idea how they’ve managed to design
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by eisa01 7y ago
Probably the influx of foreign tourists, pricing out the domestic tourists? Checking Eurostat for nights spent at tourist accomodation 2007: 213 mn domestic 163 mn foreign 2018: 212 mn domestic 217 mn foreign https://ec.europa.eu

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