mongol

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811.
by mongol 3y ago
Then your garden wall is older than most
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by mongol 3y ago
I have known about her since Nothing Compares 2 U, but not known that much else about her career since then. I thought she was kind of a one hit wonder, as talented as she were she never got another hit close to as successful as that one. D
813.
by mongol 3y ago
Everything, as far as I know. But I have not heard it being used where I work. But it comes with the permissions you grant.
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by mongol 3y ago
In the workplace you have BYOD, bring your own device. But in order to access the services needed at your workplace, you need to install MS Intune and similar, which basically give your workplace limited admin access, they can remotely wipe
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by mongol 3y ago
Which websites would be interested in this? For online shopping, not so much, if it decreases sales, it is bad for them. Social media? Perhaps, but I can go without that if it comes to that. What I fear most is access to banks, tax office
816.
by mongol 3y ago
In Sweden, this applies to the accounting system - bookings need to be immutable but there is no certification of the software. The invoice generation is not covered, they need to state due date, VAT number etc, and the invoices need to be
817.
by mongol 3y ago
Unrelated but thought to follow up. When I grew up, in the 70s - 80s, I have fond memories of going to the public indoor swimming pool where I lived in a suburb to Stockholm. The smell of chlorinated water, the sounds of kids playing echoin
818.
by mongol 3y ago
I was originally thinking of the old Stockholm subway signage typeface. But it does not look similar https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esseltub https://fontsgeek.com/fonts/Esseltub-Regular
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by mongol 3y ago
> Inspired by the old signages system in Sweden I am interested in this part. Which signage system does it refer to? It does not immediately ring a bell for me.
820.
by mongol 3y ago
$2 / month sounds like a bargain. Where I live it is much more expensive.
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by mongol 3y ago
News != opinions. I am willing to pay a fair price for real, objective news about things that matter. Factual reporting. Of course, there is no such thing as objective news but at least it is vision to strive for. But the news you can pay
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by mongol 3y ago
This is probably the biggest problem associated wkth e-bikes. Every time you leave it locked outside, you have a nagging feeling it may be the last time you see it. The freedom it brings is a little curtailed by the need to choose a safe sp
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by mongol 3y ago
I am thinking there must be a doit kind of tool but using bash shell instead. Anyone aware of one?
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by mongol 3y ago
Is it not enforced on anonymous access either? Like non-logged in use?
825.
by mongol 3y ago
I don't understand why, but the Android app RIF / Reddit is fun still works when not logged in. It was supposed to be shut down.
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by mongol 3y ago
In Sweden, the Eurasian Skylark has been in decline, due to loss of habitat. It thrives in high grass on the kind of land that is ploughed and used for agriculture. But you can now pay farmers for a "lark square". For 100 SEK for
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by mongol 3y ago
It really is a curious event. Apart from the two occurrences in Prague, you seldom hear about defenestrations. I can recall some movies where people are thrown out through windows, but apart from that, very little. I wonder if there was a
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by mongol 3y ago
This, taken together with the pilots speaking Arabic to each other with the bridge staff being unable to follow the discussion, gave me an impression of a very chaotic situation leading up to the grounding. Fortunately, it only caused mater
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by mongol 3y ago
First time I visited Threads. I thought it was only available using an app and outside EU?
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by mongol 3y ago
It complicates it downwards, but simplifies it upwards. For example, containers generalizes the workload in a Kubernetes world, where the JVM would not be a general abstraction. This mainly matters on a scale where Kubernetes or similar sol
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by mongol 3y ago
I recall that once upon a time, Service Manager was a client side app using the same GUI framework as Eclipse. Which made it very heavy, using tons of memory for an app that you only used now and then. I am not completely sure it was Servic
832.
by mongol 3y ago
> If you're having to pay to have people listen to you then that means you typically don't have something worth saying. This basically invalidates all of advertising in one stroke.
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by mongol 3y ago
> Also, there will be significant consequences for humans (which could be catastrophic and hard to predict if we don't limit warming to say 2C) I have trouble visualizing what form the catastrophe would take. The worst I can imagine
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by mongol 3y ago
Exactly. For some reason I have this irrational dislike for the Meta universe. I made a choice early on to not join Facebook and since then it has been a like personal rule for me. But I am bad at keeping myself accountable since I use What
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by mongol 3y ago
Perhaps if the gold rush is a scam? But if it is real, then it is honest work.
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by mongol 3y ago
Interesting robot. But would it be efficient in actually reducing the amount of flies in a significant way? I am thinking that trees can be high and it seems not being able to reach much higher than a human would. Perhaps some kind of climb
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by mongol 3y ago
Your particular pipe job? Or the job as a plumber?
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by mongol 3y ago
Yeah I should have known that, thanks
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by mongol 3y ago
Lund University in Sweden
840.
by mongol 3y ago
Simula was the language my university teached object-oriented programming. This was around 1995 or so. Java had just entered public consciousness but it was too early to be considered. C++ was probably not considered pure enough to get the

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