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by runarb 12y ago
Is it so that employers don't subtract your taxes in the US? How does that work? Do you get one big invoices in the mail for a year of tax? Here in Norway one normally pays around 45% of one's salary in tax. The employer has to su
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by runarb 12y ago
English summary: When Rana municipality changed archive system they choose to send 300 000 documents, of with 25 000 was classified, on an usb stick trough snail mail. When the envelope arrived it was torn, and the usb stick was missing. Th
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Norwegian municipality loses 25 000 classified documents in the mail(nrk.no)
1 points by runarb 12y ago|1 comments
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by runarb 12y ago
Down for me. A text only version is avalibal from Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:7YJ7VTW... , but not sure that gives to much sens.
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by runarb 12y ago
In https://github.com/Gradberry/Email-Permutator/blob/master/sm... it looks like they are validating the recipients by starting to send an email, then reset the connection after the recipients email addr
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by runarb 12y ago
I am no expert, but are you sure that uncommitted data on the ssd is an issue? The Intel DC P3600 has a built in capacitor that should give it econoff backup power to commit the data. The SanDisk Extreme Pro disks don't have volatile c
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Building a high performance SSD SAN, part 1(smcleod.net)
69 points by runarb 12y ago|49 comments
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by runarb 12y ago
Some more pictures: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1277158/Halden-Priso... and http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1277158/Halden-Priso... If you find this interesting, take
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by runarb 12y ago
Are you located in the us? In many jurisdictions you unfortunately lose your claim if you do not try to collect it, and continue to try to collect it, within a certain time. If you have not tried to collect it this past 4 years this may be
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by runarb 12y ago
You dont have to compare heroin to morphine or oxycodone. As i understands it Heroin is being used clinically in some countries under the name "Diamorphine".
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by runarb 12y ago
Was a thread about this a couple of days ago also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9068154 . Looks like they changed their name since then.
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Jay-Z to buy music streaming service WiMP (source in Norwegian)(digi.no)
3 points by runarb 12y ago|0 comments
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Sony hiring Director of Vulnerability Management(scajobs.sony.com)
2 points by runarb 12y ago|0 comments
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by runarb 12y ago
"found something"? Seems a little vague to me. I hope they have a couple of hundred boots on the ground, going build to building to hunt thus devises down. I don't see why the Norwegian state should not react in the same way
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by runarb 12y ago
The United States at least seems to think Norway is important econoff to have an active intelligence force on the ground. In 2010 it was revealed that the US Embassy had a special unit of 15-20 persons to do surveillance in Norway [0]. Howe
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by runarb 12y ago
If my memory serves me correctly so is it only the client part of grub that is open source. Without the server part on cannot use it to setup one’s own crawl.
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by runarb 12y ago
It is dead. More info at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikia_Search .
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by runarb 12y ago
One thing I am wondering is how much of the perceived benefits of an open office are losses as the employees start to push back. A couple of years ago I had the interesting opportunity to visit a new startups offices frequently. They employ
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by runarb 12y ago
I remember that a couple of years ago a school did that the "if you're not doing anything wrong, you have nothing to hide" a little further, and spyde on kids at their homes via their webcams. I find it almost unbelievable th
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There is a escalator for bikes in Norway(slate.com)
1 points by runarb 12y ago|0 comments
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by runarb 12y ago
IANAL, but I doubt that that is an issue in most jurisdiction. A website does not get to make their own law by simply putting up a note. Neither are the terms of use a binding contract between two parties because the scrapers are not the we
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by runarb 12y ago
At least here in Norway some thinks the government shall prosecute people based solely on the fact that they received a letter containing a forbidden substance. The idea appears to be that one would only spend money ordering a forbidden ite
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by runarb 12y ago
Still some single letter programming language name left according to this blog post: http://iron9light.wordpress.com/2009/12/16/single-letter-pro... . However the post is a little old, so it may have changed.
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by runarb 12y ago
That is quit interesting. I am currently looking into seting up a virtual platform that will use SSD disks. Do you have a source I can look at for more info on what SSD setup Google Compute Engine uses?
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by runarb 12y ago
Maybe flying thus victims around half the world is not such a good idea after all. Especially if thus space suit looking garments are unable to hold the virus out. I just heard that Norway will receive a patient tonight also[0]. 0: http:&#
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Qt gets separated into own website(qt.io)
1 points by runarb 12y ago|0 comments
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by runarb 12y ago
Hopefully somone like the Archive Team will at least manage to save most of the images. Urls used for images and links seems to be sequential numbers.
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by runarb 12y ago
Previously discussed her I believe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8228978
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by runarb 12y ago
Easy to test out to. In C: #include <unistd.h> int main(void) { while(1) { fork(); } }
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by runarb 12y ago
Nuclear bomb security may have be less advanced than we were lead on to believe. For example British nuclear bombs were armed by turning a bicycle lock key: "British nukes were protected by bike locks" - http://news.bbc

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