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by mclemme 12y ago
The IT spokesperson from the same party as the former and current mayor of Viborg wrote a very critiqued article about making it attractive to build data centers in Denmark on the 6th of February[1]. Now when this deal is public he will sur
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by mclemme 12y ago
Best way I ever heard the law of jante described, was in a TV-show about the Danes for an American TV-channel ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_jo69ZTwbE ). Where some dude says "They have this thing called jantelaw,
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by mclemme 12y ago
I always find it a bit strange and it takes me a few days to adapt, when I'm in countries where "how are you?" is a common way to greet someone (I'm from Denmark & live in Cph). It feels very rude for me to just answ
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by mclemme 12y ago
"Now don't get me wrong, Linux does great things but it's never worked out of the box well enough as a desktop. There's always something to tinker with, some driver to compile, some knob to fiddle with." Been using
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by mclemme 12y ago
Not everyone wants to buy, especially not if you are only going to be there for a few years. And I'm guessing it's not easy to get a loan (I haven't tried so might be wrong).
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by mclemme 12y ago
Where are you from? And are you studying something that you can get SU from? There are special student housing (called "Kollegium" rooms) in Denmark, where only students are allowed to live. And the rent is considerably lower than
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by mclemme 12y ago
Lived in Stockholm for ~1½ years, ending in the spring of 2013. Was lucky enough to have the company I was recruited for help me by having their name on the rental agreement, covering any expenses the owner might have if I thrashed the plac
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Show HN: Braintiles – my first Android game(play.google.com)
3 points by mclemme 12y ago|0 comments
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by mclemme 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote or in Copenhagen, Denmark I've worked with all layers of web development, from automated server and web application deployment to back-end and front-end code. I love simplicity and automation, the coolest thing I&
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by mclemme 12y ago
A Danish company, yousee, did something like this, in an opt-out model. After launching it nationwide, it was found that the two wireless networks were not quite separate. IIRC only IPv4 traffic was separate. Translated article: http:&#x2F
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by mclemme 12y ago
Can recommend guake[1] for linux users, it looks decent and works like a charm. Modified the code a bit to color the active tab so it's easier to spot[2]. I think it's also included in the most recent version, i.e. if your distro
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by mclemme 12y ago
https://isc.sans.edu/forums/diary/Port+5000+traffic+and+snor... Anything you put on a public IP address is going to get scanned pretty regularly by all sorts of bots/worms/etc.
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Show HN: Cryptocoin P2Pool Crawler(p2pool.jir.dk)
1 points by mclemme 13y ago|0 comments
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by mclemme 13y ago
much thanks, very generous, wow :)
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by mclemme 13y ago
Here's to hoping :) DQtb7RvPtZp1qxmvwuGEMXUHqEz1fRBBLw
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by mclemme 13y ago
I'm a big fan of the WNDR3700, bought it on a whim a few years ago, the firmware it comes with sucks, but with *WRT it just works (I've got a V2, have a look at http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/netgear/wndr370
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by mclemme 13y ago
Seems to be ok http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2013/CVE-20...
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by mclemme 13y ago
Been using 64-bit for the last 5-6 years I think, never experienced any major issues with it. Only weird isses I've had were browser plugins (java and flash), which were a bit dodgy on 64-bit, but that was years ago.
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by mclemme 13y ago
The minimal CD can be found here: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/raring/main/installer... Always use that instead of the official desktop CDs, to avoid all the extra programs that I never need.
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by mclemme 14y ago
Life: Giving up WoW and starting to socialize instead Programming: The 2½ years I spent at a small startup as the only full time developer
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by mclemme 14y ago
After working with django, going back to simple PHP based templates is pretty sucky. Twig for PHP is pretty similar to django templates: http://twig.sensiolabs.org/
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by mclemme 14y ago
Was at the talk and what really looked useful was the HAR stuff (HTTP archive), see httparchive.org