klausjensen

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by klausjensen 4y ago
I have done a lot of line of business work over the years, and I would argue Excel is the perfect tool for prototyping processes. Almost anybody can use it, it is simple and reasonably intuitive - and most importantly - extremely flexible,
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by klausjensen 4y ago
...And that is the topic you choose to focus on? Russian officials spew genocidal garbage, stating Ukraine is not a nation, all need to be de-nazified. Russian soldiers murder, rape and execute in the occupied areas, routinely shell and bom
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by klausjensen 4y ago
This "NATO expanded East-provocation"-nonsense is getting tiring. Russia has invaded several of their neighbouring countries - but never ones with NATO membership card. Russian invasion always leaves a trail of executions, torture
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by klausjensen 4y ago
I pay the high energy prices as well. The alternative is continued financial support of Russia, which feeds their unacceptable invasion of Ukraine, and the murders of civilians and countless war-crimes. Increased energy-prices is a price I
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by klausjensen 4y ago
The faster Germany remove the dependency on Russian gas/fossils, the faster it can cut a critical source of income for Russia and their war-machine. A temporary slightly increased cost of living is a cheap price to pay.
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by klausjensen 4y ago
It sort of makes sense - until 2008 (invasion of Georgia). Or at least 2014 (first invasion of Ukraine). Top German politicians were/are tied closely to Russian interests. Like former Bundeskanzler (chancellor) Gerhard Schröder, who st
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by klausjensen 4y ago
Exactly.
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by klausjensen 4y ago
Slightly related: I wrote a small converter for a couple of unsupported bank formats (like zen.com) for Xero. https://xeroconverter.com I don't even know if anybody else ever used it, as I don't track anything at all -
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by klausjensen 4y ago
By Skype getting gradually worse with every release. It is mindboggling how it is WORSE than the Skype I used 15 years ago in every way I can think of.
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by klausjensen 4y ago
General Major Valeriy Vasilev has ordered his troops to prepare to follow an “important order”. “We have already mined all of the important objects at the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Station…“And we are not hiding it from our enemy. We are
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by klausjensen 4y ago
There is no limit to what Russia will do. It truly is a terrorist state.
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by klausjensen 4y ago
Ukrainian, not Russian.
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by klausjensen 4y ago
I use Pinboard - and I always tag my bookmarks. Then I usually never look at them again.
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by klausjensen 4y ago
Apple rejects apps that are just wrappers around a website. :(
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by klausjensen 4y ago
Apple will not accept that, unfortunately. :(
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by klausjensen 4y ago
I hate installing new apps as well and prefer mobile websites for most things. So on a new project, we just created an amazing, reponsive web-app. The most frequent feedback we got from users we showed it to was: "That's awesome!
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by klausjensen 4y ago
Millions and millions of dollars in bribes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_FIFA_corruption_case
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by klausjensen 4y ago
FIFA is one of the most corrupt organizations in the world so it is hardly a surprise. Anything is for sale. It is widely documented. Here is an OK starting point, if you want to dig deeper: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by klausjensen 4y ago
As somebody who has followed Linus for the last couple of years, I have to say I deeply disagree with your conclusion about hating apple and being for sale. He is not without flaws, but I think he is fair, balanced and very well-intentioned
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by klausjensen 4y ago
This is exactly what lots of businesses do. Trustpilot claim they can weed them out, but from what I have seen, they're noget very good at it.
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by klausjensen 4y ago
That is certainly google's fault. :) Google lets them poison the results.
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by klausjensen 4y ago
It is a lot better than a landscape filled with Russian tanks.
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by klausjensen 4y ago
It looks like you are right. Sorry for spreading this. It was all over the news, but it seems it has later been debunked as the satirical work of a 3d artist: https://twitter.com/hoaxeye/status/1507595277859180545
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by klausjensen 4y ago
I remember the evening news on TV when the first McDonald's restaurant opened in 1990 at Pushkin Square. There was a huge crowd of Russians outside, wanting to try the burger. It was a sign of a more open world, something resembling an
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by klausjensen 4y ago
EDIT: This turned out to be fake - sorry. Leaving the rest of the comment here for posterity. A Russian restaurant chain "Uncle Vanya" has already filed for a trademark that looks very "inspired" by the McD arches. It is
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by klausjensen 4y ago
That is absolutely ridiculous. I love it.
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by klausjensen 4y ago
When it looks like Finland and Sweden are going to join NATO soon, you say it is because of CIA manipulation? I assume you do not recognize the polls in for example Finland, which indicates ~22% support for joining NATO before the Russian i
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by klausjensen 4y ago
I am 100% in agreement with you about the atrocities commited by the Soviet Union, which clearly spills over on how they act today (still raping, torturing, executing civilians etc - and it seems acceptable and encouraged in their military
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by klausjensen 4y ago
Russia most certainly invaded. "In response to the deteriorating situation in the Donbas, Russia abandoned its hybrid approach, and began a conventional invasion of the region. The first sign of this invasion was 25 August 2014 capture
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by klausjensen 4y ago
If you focus only on the non-jewish civilian population of Poland, then I guess you could argue Soviet was worse... But in any larger context, Nazi-Germany were much, much worse.

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