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kebman
6y ago
Could be she was too heavy, or the blanket was in the way. Either way, apparently the search party got underway pretty quickly.
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kebman
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> What do carrots have to do with potatoes? Nothing more than that carrots and taters are staple foods where I come from. It comes with nearly all dinner recipes here in Scandinavia, so it's very common to buy them together. > I
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kebman
6y ago
Eggs are usually refrigerated in Norwegian supermarkets. I usually keep them in the fridge at home too, but they usually keep a couple of months past the expiry date. When in doubt I just try the water trick before I fry it. I'm sure i
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kebman
6y ago
That's pretty interesting. Where and how do you store taters in India? And what kind of potatoes do you produce? Anyway, didn't know my silly comment would spawn such an avid potato-debate xD
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kebman
6y ago
My experience is that potatoes do not keep as well outside the fridge, unless they're in a chilled pantry or a dedicated potato cellar. The latter are usually not accessible in the city, though. Also the further south you go, the short
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kebman
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This is highly dependent on the climate. As far as I've tested (enclosed in dark bag), they definitively keep longer in the fridge, but the longest in a cold room / cellar. I've also lived in southern climates, and it keeps f
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kebman
6y ago
I've noticed that when you put a bag of potatoes in the fridge, they will still keep far shorter than if you had them in a dedicated potato cellar. Likewise, most of the old houses around the farmstead I grew up had unheated walk-in pa
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kebman
6y ago
It's sad, but it's why most peeps over here never share the location of breeding grounds or habitats with strangers.
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Man, I really want to see one some day! Made me think of this story telling of an eagle allegedly swooping down and snatching a toddler right from the ground on the island Leka in Norway. She was apparently playing in a blanket, so the talo
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According to Norwegian mainstream tabloid Dagbladet (The Daily Paper), two more people have died due to complications following vaccination with the AstraZeneca vaccine. Norwegian language source: https://www.dagbladet.no/ny
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6y ago
Having done my duty for the Norwegian army, I'd say there is some justification for having a level of "abuse" in the military, due to the stressful combat you may have to survive one day. After all, in times of war, the rewar
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kebman
6y ago
I love this. I also really liked the dance: https://tonite.dance/
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kebman
6y ago
Nice! I didn't know that. Thank you!
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kebman
6y ago
Depends. Corpors might want to offload, but then again perhaps not, since it would still be valuable in countries that chose to not impose restrictions. Then there's the ability to avoid middle men (both authorities and bankers) while
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kebman
6y ago
I'm already some ways along with program that allows secure communication over TCP/IP between clients. I'm sure there are many like it, but this one is mine. :) Not sure how you'd cooperate on such a project though.
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6y ago
I remember visiting a fully automated store already in the 90's in Tromsø, Norway. It was like an extended vendoring machine. It was quite fun watching the robot hand go up and down based on your order. I believe such stores were alrea
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6y ago
And there aren't such things on Facebook or Twitter, that in fact never get taken down despite multiple complaints?
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kebman
6y ago
I love Cypher too. And PostgreSQL! I wonder how this project compares to Neo4j.
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kebman
6y ago
The best progress bars I see, are double ones, where there's one general bar, and one with a thinner bar for each item. That way I always know that there's progress. Perhas even some info text would be nice too, like it is in most
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6y ago
It was "an overnight success" after practising for 15 years. :)
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kebman
6y ago
So when they do it to the Japanese, it's racism, but when they do it to the Germans, it somehow isn't?
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Hey, didn't Disney make those war-time toons where they made fun of Germans? I guess they'll probably slap a warning on them now...
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I think there are several misconceptions in this article, the first of which is the assumption that a prototype will be as efficient as the final product. Sure, the prototype does seem to use a lot of energy, but will that be the case for l
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6y ago
“Some of you might want to do things the Pure Windows Way. That’s very gutsy of you, and this is what you have to do: run out and get Unix immediately!” He's just joking of course. At first glance this seems like a great read. And he&#
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Is there evidence for that mating could only occurr "to an extent," like with horses and donkeys? Is there a physiological difference making it difficult for, say, difficulties in mating between Homo sapiens and Neanderthals, or b
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6y ago
Saw a dude sleeping on the street in -13°C today. My friend called the police. They told us to call the ambulance. We called the ambulace. They told us to call the police. We called the police. They said they'd call the ambulance......
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6y ago
> Fungibility is whether an asset (ie. individual assets within a particular class of asset) is interchangeable with one another. Of course. This is synonymous with my own explanation. However your take is that it means that after you&#x
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kebman
6y ago
I don't want to be a stickler, but Europe isn't a country. It is simply inaccurate to claim that "Europe have a more stable society compared to the USA." There are countries within Europe that has extreme wealth, and ext
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That has nothing to do with legal fungibility, and everything to do with property rights, and the conditions at which most people expect to buy a stock (licensing notwithstanding). Fungibility is merely how easily the medium is broken into
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kebman
6y ago
When I purchase a stock, I do it in the express belief that I will get a physical (though digitally stored) share of that company, and possibly one that gives me a voting right if the stock is marked as such. When a stock “fails to clear” t
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