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by kagamine 10y ago
Well thanks for telling me at least. I reread OP's comment and I see what was meant now, it wasn't clear to me at the time I commented though.
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by kagamine 10y ago
That was similar to my failed attempt to make an app with Meteor. Not having much free time I seem to have started at the wrong time so that halfway into learning the framework and applying it to my own project, Meteor got an update. Being
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by kagamine 10y ago
There is mention of mobile devices as early as page 8. There are 31 uses of the word "mobile" in the document. The document does not tell you how to build a website, it tells you about the tools you can use to do so reading as a s
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by kagamine 10y ago
I know all the UX "rules" say don't use a serif font on a screen, but I love me some Georgia, Bookman et al. There's nothing like a well designed serif font, imo. Just like the common hate of Comic Sans, in the right co
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by kagamine 10y ago
It's generally accepted (rightly or wrongly, trends change) in UX that black on white is a "bad thing"(TM) and that a dark grey text (#333 thru #262626) makes for better readability. Or that black text on an off-white 'p
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by kagamine 10y ago
With 54% [1] of the world's population in urban areas already (rising to over 70% in the developed world) [1] that "role of hunting and animal husbandry in ... regions of the planet" is becoming an ever increasing rarity. By
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by kagamine 10y ago
Watch a few episodes of the UK Who Do You Think You Are tv show and what comes across in many of these people's ancestral stories is that some people had it all (and it didn't always work out for them), women had no right to own
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by kagamine 10y ago
I'm tied to the Norwegian app store by bank card. Norway has a small population resulting in the majority of apps having the "we don't have enough reviews for this app" and no review data at all. Instead of showing revie
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by kagamine 10y ago
> and bugs have been conquered I can't get a bug free desktop OS after 40 years of development, what chance a fully automated vehicle?
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by kagamine 10y ago
It isn't irrelevant at all when the law allowing them to seize funds exists directly due to the law being changed in order to prevent HSBC and others having been caught laundering money from cartels and terrorists. It really is not irr
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by kagamine 10y ago
I suggest you follow the link provided before splitting hairs over the distinction.
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by kagamine 10y ago
> So you are saying we are gonna let banks get away with it I said nothing of the sort. > overreaching laws just to ensure Govts revenue Follow the link from my previous post, are you suggesting that laundering the profits from trade
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by kagamine 10y ago
It's known as a letter to the editor!
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by kagamine 10y ago
What price a PC compared to a farmed forest?
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by kagamine 10y ago
Reasons I can think of for why the banks are responsible for the wrong-doings of their customers, as you put it, is because HSBC among others have been caught laundering money[1] (or at the very least not preventing it). So making them resp
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by kagamine 10y ago
skill is not obsolete and is heard in everyday speaking as in "å skille ut".
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by kagamine 10y ago
That's a double-l. The word for head is most definitely hode. Which is what I thought of.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Ha, yesterday I even saw a sign over a low door upon which was written "skall skall ikke". So yes, you are correct with skalle. I have a terrible memory.
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by kagamine 10y ago
It's quite hard for me to get across the slightly differing sounds as it'snot my native tongue. That is why I used "approximation" in my comment, but yes it does seem like an ever lengthening ee sound. The rule is that i
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by kagamine 10y ago
Not OP, but in Norwegian the correct way to write "Tom's car" is "Tom sin bil", the car of Tom . But the creep of English and laziness allows for "Toms car", esp. in informal writing.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Half of those words make no sense in modern Norwegian. A run through of the list and their approximate pronunciations in English would be: Skin: shin never heard this said, GooTranslate gives "full" but "full" is &quot
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by kagamine 10y ago
And also sadly lacking in examples, which let's be honest, can't be too hard to come by.
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by kagamine 10y ago
Is that what wikipædia has to say? I am fluent in Norwegian but moved to Norway as an adult from the UK and I still struggle with the words for shirt and skirt which are skjørt and skjorte, the sk is more of a sh sound, but the vowel in the
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by kagamine 10y ago
Sir, if you were superior you would not have written "more superior than"! A neanderthal would simply have written "superior to". I tell ya, these homo sapiens they come over here they take our jobs, talk all foreign and
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by kagamine 10y ago
I have tried both on identical PCs.
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by kagamine 10y ago
They seem to have gotten around the problem of switching landlines to mobile by simply increasing the cost of a landline so that consumers willingly give it up. I remember our package cost of mobile, net and landline made keeping the landli
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by kagamine 10y ago
Bully for you. As an Arch user you must not flinch at having to tweak to get something working, but on Ubuntu for an app in the repository I would expect apt to install and resolve any dependencies and for the app to ten start. From your li
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by kagamine 10y ago
As I said, I had tried "everything" and that includes the "add-architecture-i386" fix . I have the proprietary Nvidia driver installed. pebcak yourself, I linked to a very long list of google results for this very p
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by kagamine 10y ago
I'm not talking baout the games, I'm talking about the Steam client delivered by Valve. It seems that a great many people share my frustration (1) You can tell me I'm wrong a hundred times but the link speaks for itself. htt
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by kagamine 10y ago
I had it working on 14.x but cannot get it to start on 16.4 after hours of trying. Just because it works for you...

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