Danski0

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by Danski0 4y ago
To understand the difference in a short and simplyfied way: 1. Your examples are heating up the inside air by using energy (burning fuel). Doing so will always be less than 100% efficient, some heating technologies are as little as 10-20% e
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by Danski0 5y ago
Forgotten? It's a basic GDPR article (article 20) that every somewhat serious EU company know. Link bait by a company making their profit of GDPR confusion.
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by Danski0 5y ago
Love the concept but hate the smell of these "air fresheners" that just spray horrible perfume. Thank God for products such as carbonfilters and Yocoair that remove odour instead.
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by Danski0 5y ago
Is this article old? Haven't heard anyone say or believe that .org is anything special in 10years. Who is saying this? Same books that claims smoking is good?
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by Danski0 7y ago
It has been motivated at least in Denmark (limit was 1000, now 100) and Sweden (limit 500) that larger events attract people traveling to it. This traveling and being among large crowds large is what they want to avoid. While smaller events
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by Danski0 7y ago
+1 Lastpass created more chaos than solving issues in our company. Multiple dashboards that interfere with each other, horrible overview causing outdated/wrong rights, users having to restart several times before new passwords showing
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by Danski0 8y ago
Loans are always approved up to 85% of home value, so 15% cash payment required. 1 - 1.5% loans are freely available with 1-5 years fixed rate. And you get 30% back of the interest paid from IRS yearly. Repayment terms are usually 40-100 ye
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by Danski0 8y ago
Reading comments here it seems that US house owners consider 3.5% low, is this correct? Article is locked for EU readers. This just makes me even more scared about Swedens new normal that is 1.50% (1.00% after tax deduction). Today I even g
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by Danski0 8y ago
Very similar concept as the scam Bitair (and many others of course) - https://bitair.io/
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by Danski0 11y ago
People missunderstand me a bit, I'm sorry if I wasn't clear. I liked stripe and still use it for some sites. I have no problem that our 1%+ chargeback was an issue for Stripe who have to keep Bank/VISA/MC happy. Also, it
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by Danski0 11y ago
It was a SaaS subscription with mostly companies as customers. We didn't brake any ToS, Stripe refered to a high chargeback rate (1-2%) and that was it. Something about SaaS being high risk and getting close to 2% chargeback could loos
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by Danski0 11y ago
After using Stripe for our subscription service for over 1year with 100'000euro+ monthly transcation we got a 10day notice that they would shut us down. Also the mail was send late on friday before a long weekend, yeah! =) No warnings,