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Edward’s is a classic and would be a top hit to re-visit on maps with any kind of buildings visible for a quick confirmation.
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Isn't it all still stored digitally though? Paper tax forms that have to be sent in are still processed to be read and stored digitally, but it would be much easier to not have to send the paper forms. The solar storm will strike indiv
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It's been very hard finding a psychologist in Scandinavia who even understands the concept. And lately it's been getting really bad having to re-tell the reasons for the PTSD diagnosis to doctors who go "oh, well, a lot of pe
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It's the same for a lot of EU keyboard layouts =(
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IIRC they also have e-embassies in certain countries so that services wouldn't be affected by a local military conflict.
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I swapped to us_intl as well full time a few years back (Swedish) right alt + q = ä right alt + w = å right alt + s = ß right alt + y = ü It took a day or two to get a hang of it but it's such a relief not being constrained by everythi
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With appliances kWh/day is useful since you count costs in kWh
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We had to manually investigate and handle individual screwed up number portings _all the time_. And we did so every single time we (the developers/maintainers) got a report about something having gone wrong. The sending carrier has tha
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That goes for both carriers. Either one has an error receiving or the other has an error porting. Communication between the carriers could be near nonexistant though. I hope there is a way =\
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Yes. I can’t speak for all countries but even if you fail to pay for your plan and get it cancelled you might have a chance to re-claim it within a few months. Numbers have generally started being recycled after a shorter rest (only a few m
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Opinion piece by The Pirate Bay founder 'brokep' (Peter Sunde Kolmisoppi), in Swedish, for the Scania-region local newspaper 'Sydsvenskan'. Browser translation in Chrome was ok, full Google Translate-link doesn't ge
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TPB Founder -The Playlist lets Spotify off easy, and why did I get a pornstache?
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Aside from Vasa, the museums I'd recommend in Stockholm are: The Royal Amory ( https://livrustkammaren.se/en/home/ ) A lot of old items from royalty and nobility. If you ever wanted to see how armor was deemed
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Were those the ones in jewel cases? If I knew the cover art for that issue it wouldn't be hard to look through my parent's stacks of Mac Magazine cds.
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'Success is having good ideas to say no to'
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The keyboards (with text) at the beginning on Page 17 looks a lot like the keyboard disussion today =)
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The Classic WoW re-release was very fun and had a lot of the old feeling of exploration still in there. Possibly because a lot of players went into it with the goal of reliving the old launch. Not sure how it's gone with the classic ex
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Probably. It’s way handier if the keylogger is embedded into the cable from your usb-x monitor right when you open the fresh package. But budget limited ingenuity is fun too!
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Now, I'm from a place where HVAC is rare, and thus this sounds like a mold disaster waiting to happen. But is that actually best practice where HVAC is common?
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In Sweden we haven’t separated their power supply from anything else, so rolling blackouts will kill them as well. And the blackouts are probably coming sooner than a fix can be in place
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We pay and I've encountered most of the mentioned issues. Most aggravating one being when audio just wouldn't work (test call worked fine) for one meeting (forced to listen in through the phone app) and then did work for the one r
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Oh, I would love to see this with Europe included. Going to explore this quite a bit
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I didn’t see that in us driving ed but it’s a mandatory (and practical) part of the Swedish one
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Very few of the catches are usually known to the owner. It’s tricky to study since you pretty much need to introduce cats to areas with stable bird populations. We’ve had birds relocate and start new nests elsewhere because they see cats ar
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Just like it's really helpful for a waiter at a restaurant to suggest you get the <product with largest margin that is about to expire> if they, without you knowing, get a cut of the savings for doing so! How great
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I've seen keys fail after heavy use, but so far all of them have been the solder joints connecting the switch to the circuit board giving up. Mouse switches on the other hand...
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Switches that show state are invaluable. I’m a flight sim nerd and it’s immediately clear when you have to keep track of more states than your are used to how much attention is needed and how much is freed up if you can reach over and feel
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> The theory is that you can only be below that during the takeoff roll and in case of a problem you have to abort the takeoff (close both throttles) to maintain control. Or landing. A famous case is the death of Kara Hultgreen, who suff
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A lot of people say cold brew is fruitier. I'd give it a shot if I were you
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I've been on and off thyroid medication since my early teens and bounced about 40 lbs up and down during it. My hormone issues were first found because I gained weight while being a competitive young athlete. I think the same range is
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