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by tyfon 9y ago
Yeah, homo sapiens and homo neanderthalensis were separated by 500.000 years, however they could still produce offspring when they met. They had art, organisation, tools.. I have neanderthal genes in me as do many people living today. I nev
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by tyfon 9y ago
Not that it necessarily relates to SQLlite, but I've seen this _many many_ times in real world databases in the banking industry. Personally I don't like it and I am luckily not in IT, but as an analyst I have seen many weird data
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by tyfon 9y ago
The fine is "pr incident" afaik. Not once a year
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by tyfon 9y ago
I can't wait for GDPR. Then facebook/google/whatever can't process data from me without consent (which they do not have without an account).. "Under GDPR organizations in breach of GDPR can be fined up to 4% of annu
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by tyfon 9y ago
In Norway, on the 3rd cycle, if it actually accepts more tries, you have to sign the receipt and if the purchase is more than 1000 NOK/130ish USD (might be higher) they have to phone the bank to verify/get a verification code to p
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by tyfon 9y ago
We have a project at work using this dacpak stuff and tbh it's a nightmare to work with since the dacpaks themselves have to manually generated and distributed. It also appears to make the projects (in visual studio) unbelievably slow.
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by tyfon 9y ago
I was about to say I can probably correlate the number of births in Denmark to the number of storks entering the country or something. Regarding the study I think both the LSD and being environmentally friendly are the result of certain per
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by tyfon 9y ago
Here in Norway at least, all voting is on paper ballot. You receive an election card (valgkort) in the mail to bring to the polling station containing all your info. ID is also required. If you forget this card, they can print it out for yo
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by tyfon 9y ago
I work in a (small) bank, but we are already quite far in implementing GDPR. Most of it is done by our internal development team or the core system providers we use. No need for external consultants. From what I can tell, the whole banking
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by tyfon 9y ago
I think each of those are broad and sweeping and show just how bad the advertisement has become.
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by tyfon 9y ago
I have to agree with this, I never got the major systemd hate. And I started using linux in 1994-95ish and still use it and different bsds. The only thing it doesn't do properly out of the box is logging. I'm not the biggest fan o
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Kolos Norway to build the world’s largest data center in Ballangen(norwaytoday.info)
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by tyfon 9y ago
Personally I've never had any issues but I see people complaining about it. I guess it's location more than anything. I have a fiber connection in Norway and it always downloads games at maximum speed.
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by tyfon 9y ago
I really hate the "too big to fail" meme and I strongly agree with Bernie in that if you are too big to fail you are too big to exist. That should be the priority.
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by tyfon 9y ago
Worse, I browse without javascript and their page has no text. It's utterly terribly designed to be an open source information page.
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by tyfon 9y ago
I wonder if projects like openblas can make use of this. Maybe it could be baked into the cpu too somehow. On the other hand, when reading the title I was preparing for a gory Amiga article. In this case it should be on-chip memory or is my
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by tyfon 9y ago
I have all of my family on g+ actually. In the beginning, we just said "if you want to see baby pictures, sign up here and add us to your family circle". Blackmail works :)
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by tyfon 9y ago
I am 36, living in Norway working as an analyst. We do not have regular TV and my wife and I usually watch youtube if we watch something at all. The evenings we have spare time, we fire up the PS3 or PS4 and play something. Much more engagi
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by tyfon 9y ago
Same thing here in Norway. When I bought my last car, I negotiated the price down quite a bit and got upgrades/winter tires etc for the same price. When all was said and done and he asked how I wanted to finance it, I pulled out my dir
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by tyfon 9y ago
This is the solution my company chose for a milestone trip we will undertake in half a year. The plan was to go to NYC, now the plan is either Paris or Tokyo instead for the 70+ employees.
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by tyfon 9y ago
Same thing in Norway. Mobile phones also have a 5 year warranty here as you "should expect them to last this long" according to a court ruling.
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by tyfon 9y ago
That's fine by me. I visit * My local news paper's webpage (which i pay for). * HN which does not have ads * neogaf which do not have ads * youtube / twitch which I pay for (and block whatever else with ublock) * Email (throu
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by tyfon 9y ago
You can find these with a minimum of research though, it's not like you _have_ to watch adds. I haven't had regular TV in over 10 years and I surf with ublock origin yet I can still find the things I need to buy.
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by tyfon 9y ago
You can still install the android version though, it is actually the same core as the desktop version and supports extensions like adblock and noscript. What you can not do is replace the "os shell" that is chrome without develope
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by tyfon 9y ago
They are screwed.. Which is why they have been betting so heard on Linux recently. https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/microsofts-latest-tac...
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by tyfon 9y ago
You can set the chromebook in developer mode and have a full linux system with all the software you want. Or you can install the android version of firefox. So yes, it is allowed.
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by tyfon 9y ago
Youtube red is only available in * Australia * Korea * Mexico * New Zealand * The United States I'd buy it in an instant (in fact, I already have all access which is bundled with red) but it's just not available in
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by tyfon 10y ago
The page is completely blank with javascript disabled (which is how I browse the web). So I guess it's not ready yet. Do any of these fancy frameworks actually make a HTML fallback anymore? Most of the web pages I visit still renders f
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by tyfon 10y ago
Most likely, the bit flipped in ram and was bad in transit to the SSD
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by tyfon 10y ago
The company I work at (in Norway) had planed to take all 70 employees to NYC this summer to celebrate a milestone reached. We just moved the whole thing to Paris instead as we had issues with all of the above, including employees that have

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