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farrisbris

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    Comment #47796926

    > Plan confirmed. Not malware — it's my own design doc. Let me quickly check proto and dependencies I'll need.

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    Comment #44721310

    It probably did. I was in the us this summer and was similarly confused that the pump wanted a us zip code for a foreign card. I input the zip for the address i was staying at and …

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    Comment #35092579

    It really was. Thanks for posting it

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    Comment #33798836

    I'm quite sure yes. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/fileapi/... returns exFAT and it says exfat for that partition in the disk management tool.

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    Comment #33788834

    I just experienced an interesting exFAT issue yesterday. Apparently it has a 2 second resolution on mtime. Got a bug report and just formatted a new partition with exFAT in windows…

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    Comment #27222311

    Plants. I didn't have many before covid/wfh, but they really make the place more liveable/ejoyable by just being there and this became increasingly important as i spent so much mor…

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    Comment #22137778

    Its not all about cash vs non-cash. It can also be about privacy. You might not want some embarrasing item on your bank statement for a number of reasons. I would love a reloadable…

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    Comment #20962181

    Well its not an impossible argument to understand from a game theory perspective of civilization. I don't agree with it. Much as i don't agree with the Dark Forest premise set forw…

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    Comment #19605035

    They haven't actually found oil there yet. They just assume it exists. And it probably does. There has to my knowledge not been explorative drilling in Lofoten/Vesterålen/Senja yet…

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    Comment #19562088

    Do they really though? I don't know any numbers, but i would imagine that the airports at least make up some if not all of the cost of equivalent railroads? I get that the airport …

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    Comment #19217042

    Also don't buy 20 pairs of jeans etc per year. The cheap "fast-fashion" these days has a hidden cost you don't pay directly. And its HUGE.

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    Comment #18987827

    I have never heard of this. I cannot really believe any norwegian bank would grant you anything even close that that.

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    Comment #18648638

    ~20 years ago my parents bought us(me) a new computer. A Pentium 2. For almost the exact same price(not adjusted) as the fairly well specced gaming computer i bought last year. Pri…

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    Comment #18598184

    any decent international(EU) alternative?

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    Comment #18356688

    Its not that they have to be hard choices. Its rather that we are only commiting to try the easy ones. And i do agree that what matters is the outcome. I just don't think we are ch…

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    Comment #18354594

    Changing their name is not really changing what they do. I realize they are diversifying into other areas(which is only sensible), but they are still also doing what they have alwa…

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    Comment #18354071

    Sheeeet.. Norway is in the middle of trying to figure this out. Or we are where we have always been: Pretending to do everything we can to protect the climate while actually doing …

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    Comment #18258228

    Can't remember either, but your recollection is close to what mine is. But given that Moff knows who/what Darth Vader is it is not supprising that he takes a subservient stance whe…

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    Comment #18174819

    It would seem so. from the article: > Massive wood walls and structural beams and columns comprised of engineered panels have demonstrated fire performance equal to concrete and, i…

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    Comment #18132921

    Subsidizing personal vehicles sounds completely insane and irresponsible to me. The problem is that everyone ends up with their own vehicle and this gridlocks any road in/out of a …

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    Comment #17129228

    > Many people who program in PHP learned it as a first language, hacked together programs in it, and probably used hack together libraries and tooling. This describes me very well,…

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    Comment #15968962

    This debt, at least in Norways case, is probably mostly due to a very large portion of people buying their own home. Its a lot more common here than in other countries and when gro…

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    Comment #15959028

    I really really really do not share that nostalgia. I live in a city center and the only amount significant source of noise is from cars/buses. Sure you will have sirens or people …

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    Comment #14070047

    I've been using c++/Qt for quite some time now, but i really prefer to work in go. Feels like i'm a lot more productive while writing, and i don't have to spend doubledigit minutes…

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    Comment #13886058

    The amount of waste and corruption in charities should not be underestimated. Of course a lot of them are doing good work, or at least think they are, but there seems to be an incr…