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by nso 7y ago
I've seen people connect the seat belt and then sit on top of it. Probably thinking it's their own business, whilst at the same time making themselves into meat projectiles that could strike other people in case of an accident.
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by nso 7y ago
In Norway it is not illegal to cross on red. What's illegal is to cause danger in traffic, which might be the case when cars pass.
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by nso 7y ago
I've been wondering when the first drone-view map of the world would appear. Maybe it's one of the usual suspects?
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by nso 7y ago
Actually you are right and I am wrong, sorry
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by nso 7y ago
Drunk, not blind
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by nso 7y ago
And while it is a grotesque example, it further supports the idea that the younger the child the higher chance of surviving hypothermia.
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by nso 7y ago
There was just a case in Norway with what looks like a mom drowning herself and her 3 children. The mom and the eldest expired, while the two youngest were brought up and are in critical condition but alive.
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by nso 7y ago
... Elon?
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by nso 7y ago
I really liked how snappy it felt, and how minimalistic the thread view is. It's hard to put in words but it feels like a combination of many other software I've seen, but that it hits a sweet spot. I'm currently building a B
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by nso 7y ago
Snooping into the resonse headers I found my answer, NodeBB. Will leave it here if anyone wondered the same. The price was pretty hefty, tho.
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by nso 7y ago
Off topic; does anyone know if collective.energy uses a ready-made forum software, or if it's custom made? I really liked it.
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by nso 7y ago
In many countries a ToS is not legally binding, as its not considered a legal contract.
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by nso 7y ago
Sure, but who pays for spaying and neutering the plethora of street dogs in the poorest states in Mexico? And many people have dogs without the means of paying for this (or any) kind of surgery. Between us and my MIL we have 10 dogs, and al
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by nso 7y ago
This is widespread with street dogs (and "street" dogs) where I live in Mexico. It can get pretty nasty. Female dogs will typically get tumor growths on the vagina, and at its worst will look like someone took a meat grinder to he
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by nso 7y ago
GDPR covers how to treat personal information for EU citizens. The US and it's citizens are not covered.
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by nso 7y ago
Being Swedish I bet you at minimum can understand and communicate proficiently with speakers and writers of Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and English. Probably you learned either Spanish, French, or German in school as well? Nordic countries a
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by nso 7y ago
Yeah that's completely inaccurate. There is a plethora of evidence that suggests this was done with the support of the Russians. From the type of equipment used, the position of the launcher, public Twitter publications with bragging a
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by nso 7y ago
Where I live in the tropics we have ~32 degrees every day all year. I put my AC on 27.5 and think that's more than cold enough. I guess the stable temperature makes the slight difference in temperature (and high difference in air humid
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by nso 7y ago
Non-gringo and non-Mexican chiming in from Puerto Escondido. Your comment hits all the marks, as far as I'm concerned.
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by nso 8y ago
The structure of Norwegian and English are closely related. Most times you end up with something legible by translating each word directly without accounting for context.
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by nso 8y ago
That's part of norways income stream. But a smaller part than you'd probably imagine. 2018: https://www.norskpetroleum.no/en/economy/governments-revenue... (check out the pie charts)
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by nso 8y ago
I generally try to go by this approach as well, which I have found to create for some interesting situations after moving country. I come from Norway, where speakig up if something is wrong is highly encouraged, and you will most of the tim
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by nso 8y ago
The terms first, second and third world were coined during the cold war, during which those countries did exist. First world were countries allied with the US. Second world were countries allied with the USSR. Third world were neutral cou
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by nso 9y ago
Atarraya | Full stack web developer | La condesa, Mexico City | no webpage | Full time | Onsite, with option of relocation We are a small company just out of stealth mode and starting our expansion. In short we make software to help traditi
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by nso 9y ago
I'm not one for publically sharing my personal life in greater detail than above, so my reflections will remain internal =)
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by nso 9y ago
You can read about the biofloc tech from our lab farm (where we develop and improve the process) here: http://www.aguablancaseafood.com/about#/biofloc/ The control tech is not mentioned, and it does not have a web
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by nso 9y ago
I doubt it. I'm ironically busier than ever before, and also don't think I have that much interesting to say. I might start some kind of tech blog for our company once we grow a bit, tho.
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by nso 9y ago
I used to work as a full stack dev for a web hosting / data center company in Norway. What my current position is called I have yet to figure out, but I am designing and developing a control system for growing shrimp for a startup here
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by nso 9y ago
It hides in the funniest of places =) Thanks
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by nso 9y ago
I was a regular dev that got promoted to a position that made me consider getting out of the business for good. I was running on fumes, and fantasized about getting a job as a cashier somewhere. Quit my job, sold my place and my stuff, boug

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