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Comment #40112564
Any chance for a tldr? I can’t read article because of paywall. I’m genuinely interested as I am part of expanding the thermal energy network (district heating) in Denmark. A techn…
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Comment #39313297
we have the word in Danish. It is used to express 'No' with a bit of slang-vibes to it. Kinda like 'Nope'. We also say 'Niks' I think Niksen is the 'cute' word for Niks. The ending…
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Comment #39288528
Yesterday the Danish Minister of Education went on screen to tell everybody he will try and help the schools reduce the use of screens and electronics. He wants handwriting and boo…
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Comment #35626692
Danish as well. I didn’t see it mentioned, so I will add: that back then, a ship could not moor along the key on starboard/styrbord side. So it had to be the other side: hence the …
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Comment #35523459
Could you elaborate a bit on that? Personally I think waste management is one of the coolest things to do. Everyone generates waste, and it is fwcking so much up for us. An old Ind…
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Comment #35480287
Aerial seeding is used to quickly cover large areas, e.g. post forest fires; but often has very low germination rates. By attaching seed to a self burying carrier, germination rate…
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Comment #35437275
Speaking of Dogs and Human interaction: I remember a study stating that wolfs lack a certain muscle, which dogs have. A muscle above the eye; believed to be directly linked to dogs…
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Comment #35407285
I have caught quite a few red fish in Greenland. They ‘only’ live a hundred meters down, but sure they kinda explode when surface. Eyes pop out, and their swim bladder pops out of …
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Comment #35371773
Such an amazing read!
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Comment #33982218
In Denmark you need to hold a degree of engineering for you to call you an engineer of any kind. It's a protected term. As I remember, in the US it is not protected and anyone can …
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Comment #33207794
COD, the fish that changed the world. Amazingly well written book. Apparently Cod used to be MUCH larger than it is today. for the same reason, they dont grow very old.