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I have several Garmin GPS devices used for hiking and they've been handling soaking multi-day hikes, with one of them being fully submerged for over an hour, and they only have a IPX7 rating, and they have replaceable batteries. I keep
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I use US layout instead of danish as well, it's much better for development, and æøå is easily available on Mac: æ = option + ' ø = option + o å = option + a
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We used to have that for online transactions, it's called surcharging, EU put a stop to that in 2018 with the PSD2 directive because it wasn't working. It was only when companies themselves were paying the transaction fees that th
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Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40741702
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To add a bit more context directly from the Danish Food Agency: > The amount of hot chili is even higher in the investigated noodles than in chili chips, which have previously led to poisoning injuries among children in Germany. That is
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Surströmming is not a danish thing, and I don't think we have a huge tradition or kitchen for fermented fish, it's a thing at the Faroese Islands, part of the Kingdom of Denmark. It's mostly a swedish thing, and it's als
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We've been moving our fleet to OSX, I am so tired of dealing with Windows and Microsoft in particular.
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A New Era for Ruby Central Events: RailsConf 2025 will be our final RailsConf
(rubycentral.org)
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There's something wrong at Redislabs, it took them over a year to get RESP3 rolled out into their hosted service, you'd expect a rollout of that to be a bit quicker when they're the owner of Redis. It affected us when upgradi
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It could be a paid plugin. There's several successful paid plugins for both applications.
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Interesting product, have you considered adding your app as a plugin to tools like Davinci Resolve or Premiere Pro to fit within existing workflows?
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3y ago
It feels like the same anywhere, sadly, DigitalOceans IPv6 support in their loadbalancer product have been "under review" since 2021: https://ideas.digitalocean.com/network/p/ipv6-for-load-balan...
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The building where I rent have doorlocks from Scantron ( https://scantron.dk/ ) they use RFID keys to open locks, and last year someone discovered a way of creating masterkeys from any key because of the weak encryption use
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Final Decision on Chromebook Case in Denmark
(theprivacydad.com)
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I don't know, it really confused me during a train ride as well, because I thought my phone was playing out load, and not through my airpods.
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They launched YouTube Premium Lite in a few specific countries, Denmark being one of them, it was exactly as you describe it, I used it for a while. However, they've removed that plan again.
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In Denmark there's a loophole to the regulation. The opt-out rule requires that what is wanted to be marketed to a customer is corresponding products or services to what they have bought. There are four basic conditions to be able to m
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They also have overseas subscriptions, I have been receiving Private Eye here in Denmark for £90 per year (26 issues).
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Seems like an easy upgrade path from our current U6-Pros. We have experienced issues where some Windows WiFi chips doesn't seem to integrate that well, and have bad performance.
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Rubocop is not just styling, it can also be used to catch mistakes and subtle bugs: http://kaspergrubbe.com/enforcing-host-parameter-usage-for-u...
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Turbo 8 in 8 Minutes
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I've done something similar, you start out with something naive and simple like mysqldump that takes an age, and move on to more specialised tools like Percona XtraBackup that allows for incremental backups.
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LTT documented it happening to at least: ADATA, Kingston and PNY in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K07sEM6y4Uc
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I agree with that, I would also have liked to have seen Tenderlove in it.
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I found the YouTube one to be really bad for my voice and the way I speak - Whisper does it perfectly (using the large dataset). English is my second language, and I mumble.
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They also have shorter lifespans, so they are not a 10+ year decision and commitment compared to a dog, but that's also a negative :(
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Intel ME and AMD PSP is the computer equivalents of this. https://libreboot.org/faq.html#intel https://libreboot.org/faq.html#amd
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At CPH:DOX this year they showed the documentary "Phantom Parrot" about human rights activist Muhammad Rabbani that was prosecuted for refusing to give up his passwords at a border crossing into the UK. The surveillance programme,
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I'm very excited for the RoR documentary that they plug in the bottom of the article, https://youtu.be/NaEG5Dz7xzM
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And in the EU and US soya is mostly used to feed livestock.
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