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by tyfon 8y ago
Ah that makes a bit more sense. It it only for apple apps or does it integrate with 3rd party apps like signal as well?
782.
by tyfon 8y ago
Two screens to send a photo sound like a bit of a hassle. On my Sony phone I can take a photo, press the "share" button to get a context based share menu and my most recent signal/email contacts appear right at the top ready
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by tyfon 8y ago
I wonder how this is in Europe where the buyer can get very hefty fines for buying counterfeit goods and even heftier fines for bringing said goods across borders. Personally I don't shop at Amazon so I don't know if it's a p
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by tyfon 8y ago
* PIE support for the m88k platform. I'm quite amazed that there exists hardware where they can test this! Maybe there are some embedded systems still using motorola chips? Anyway, OpenBSD is great. I'm running it on my router and
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by tyfon 8y ago
Also, at least here in Norway, the service workers have to pay taxes on the tips. How does this work in other countries? It it just a way to dodge taxes for the owners? Minimum wage laws also applies to the pre-tip salary so it's not r
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by tyfon 8y ago
I'd much rather have a high pilot than a hung-over/drunk pilot though which seems to be quite common.
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by tyfon 8y ago
That's certainly a possibility, but is it possible for other (malware) apps to scan private facebook posts? This was not a sms or anything like that, but a regular private facebook post made from her computer.
788.
by tyfon 8y ago
I wouldn't trust anything facebook says at this point. Just yesterday my wife deleted her facebook account and left a private message about how to contact her to some of her friends. She has never entered her phone number into the deta
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by tyfon 8y ago
I like this project in it's concept, but I could never get the server to run properly. I also have problems with the fact that the IPs of the watchers are publicly shared due to the nature of the beast (p2p sharing). I'd like some
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by tyfon 8y ago
I have avoided them for a few months for this exact reason. I think once the different data authorities kick into action in Europe, many companies will get a nasty surprise.
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by tyfon 8y ago
s/last/only Although I have a sweet spot for the windows xp x64 edition, it worked pretty good in the end too. After trying to deal with windows 10 I went 100% linux and started gaming on PS4 instead of my PC.
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by tyfon 8y ago
This was news all over Scandinavia and debated up and down and the police actions were condemned from everyone. It was an extremely troublesome case even here in Norway. It rocked the very principals that our societies are based on. So yes,
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by tyfon 8y ago
I think the difference is that in the US the police is trained for 30 weeks (I think) in escalating situations and using violence to solve their problems while here in Norway the police education is a full three year bachelors degree with e
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by tyfon 8y ago
> Another side effect is that people tend to keep shitty cars much longer than rational, because they cannot afford a better car - throwing away all the emission savings in the wind(pun intended). Here in Norway the car has to pass quite
795.
by tyfon 8y ago
Not sure, probably the fact that they need to run all day without stopping to charge. We have plenty of hybrid buses where I live though (in Norway).
796.
by tyfon 8y ago
Equifax is also not under EU (GDPR) jurisdiction afaik.
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by tyfon 8y ago
Well that's just if they comply immediately. If MS resists the authorities will issue daily fines. Not sure how high they go though. It's enough so far that I haven't seen anyone else continue to market in that way after gett
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by tyfon 8y ago
If they show that screen in Norway they will have to be able to prove that it is faster and safer than the others. If not it's misleading marketing according to the law. They can say "one of the safest and fastest" browser th
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by tyfon 8y ago
The politicians (at least in the US it looks like from abroad) are subject to legal corruption aka lobbyists and PACs. That is where they are getting the money not from the voters. They will say whatever they can to get votes then turn arou
800.
by tyfon 8y ago
My wife and I married at the town hall with our parents and siblings as guests. The only expense was the dress and dinner after and it totaled about 10000 NOK (€1000) so it doesn't have to be that expensive :) We didn't have cake.
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by tyfon 8y ago
Same here in Norway. I remember being jealous of people in the US with a flat local rate. We paid by the minute for everything, even more for "long" distance. My father got rather upset when we got a phone bill of 5000 NOK back in
802.
by tyfon 8y ago
Then you realise that this happened 30 year ago and then you feel old. At least I do. I used to use a bbs offline "mail" client called blue wave, and it would import .qwk files from the bbs, then you spent your time replying offli
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by tyfon 8y ago
Even yaourt defaults to prompting you to read all the packages scripts and displays a red WARNING UNSAFE when the package is unmaintained as this one was. It has options to configure it to do everything automatically, but you have t
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by tyfon 8y ago
We are using azure documentdb for a project at work and it already has like 3-4 structural versions of the documents in the db that has to be accounted for by the applications and reporting tools, the latter of which I am working on. It is
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by tyfon 8y ago
I think many are using Alpine linux [1]. It's very light weight and seem to be well suited for the task. [1] https://www.alpinelinux.org/
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by tyfon 8y ago
I got a B in bufferbloat and 512 mbit down and 517 mbit up on my 500/500 fiber link. It seems that I could do better when downloading though, the bufferbloat on that graph is 50 ms. I'm going to experiment a bit with my openbsd fi
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by tyfon 8y ago
The article is wrong then: "or mandatory instruction in “Danish values,” including the traditions of Christmas and Easter" Not too surprising, I think Denmark has religious freedom specified in their constitution as do Norway.
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by tyfon 8y ago
This is also a solution and one which works also for those not born in the country but are moving in when they are older. It does put a drain on the school system though and at least here in Norway the budgets are pretty tight already. And
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by tyfon 8y ago
I live in Norway and we have similar problems with some immigrant children starting in the regular school without speaking Norwegian. It drains resources and takes away from the children that has learned to speak the language. Denmark and N
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by tyfon 8y ago
I don't have any evidence other than anecdotal and theories. I used to work in a bank that merged with another and the amount of inefficiencies, double teams/management and general disgruntlement was staggering. I left and so did

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