Legogris

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by Legogris 2y ago
IME (also observing other drivers), the usual multi-lane roundabouts are something you get comfortable with after just a little spaced repetition and then it's not all bad. There are major cities in those countries with a few exception
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by Legogris 2y ago
BBC podcast series Burning Wild paints a pretty different picture than your narrative. Highly recommended. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p0cx6tw7
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by Legogris 2y ago
Haven't checked out Asterisk yet. 404 media is another highlight of tech journalism. https://www.404media.co/ Ex Vice Motherboard.
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Danish dockworkers join Swedish strike action against Tesla(reuters.com)
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by Legogris 3y ago
He primarily uploads publishes all his material, alongside with Jerry Jackson et al, to his own website[0]. I remember subscribing to it over RSS as a kid and his stuff would always drop there first. Might be some gems to discover if you ha
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by Legogris 3y ago
> This is one of the major problems with the Nordic model I would say. I'd say it's a key factor to why it can sustain at all. Compare to tech startups and big tech where I imagine the majority of those who would be able to dri
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by Legogris 3y ago
Do you? Strikes are recognized as legitimate force majeure in general. You know how to find your way for that from Wikipedia, I assume. From PostNord: https://nitter.net/PostNordSverige/status/172767223321924818...
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by Legogris 3y ago
For one: Public healthcare used to be reasonably accessible. Now it's not rare to wait >6 months to get examined for anything beyond emergencies. Also true for mental health.
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by Legogris 3y ago
A reporter wrote the text; a photographer took the photo; an editor arranged the final composition. They don't always perfectly align on big nor small.
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by Legogris 3y ago
They would still have to go back to past contributors prior to introducing CLA. Source: My PR was merged in 2021, the changes are still part of Synapse, and I never signed any CLA. I don't think they'd be able to get enough sign-o
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by Legogris 3y ago
Let's say it's probably a more likely outcome than a police officer on patrol wiffing a smell looking the other way. Aside: I'm curious what these numbers would be for other European countries: https://news.ycombin
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by Legogris 3y ago
> Sweden probably has more people in prison for drug possession than America. Don't know if you picked Sweden in particular intentionally but they are very much an outlier of their own when it comes to drug-related crime. Simple pos
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by Legogris 3y ago
I am pretty sure that even in France, getting caught with possession of <1g of cannabis while nowhere near a vehicle won't be very likely to get you detained, fined 1000s of EUR-equivalent and having your drivers license restricted
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by Legogris 3y ago
> No matter immigrants or not, they need to get locked up, and they would've gotten locked up in their respective countries. Because the perpetrators are often children/teenagers, in many places actually not. It's the unde
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by Legogris 3y ago
> Interesting how the immigration policies are the biggest contributing factor to this situation. If you listen to the PM, yes. Another major factor (actually the biggest?) is Sweden's among European countries relatively unique hard
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by Legogris 3y ago
> [deleted]: If anyone (white hat) can hack this place - upload some really beautiful patterns that certain [cosplay/furry/pokemon/whatever] types would love then have those communities purchase these patterns and keep th
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by Legogris 3y ago
To all of your questions: Yes, in general.
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by Legogris 3y ago
Without looking closer I just assumed it was trivially extracted from the frontend.
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by Legogris 3y ago
In higher skill/seniority levels ~30m salary (+equity/bonus) isn't outrageous expectations (the reason it might be unheard of is social/cultural). Even for ICs, not necessarily execs or managers. The positions/peopl
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by Legogris 3y ago
When I was home sick in high school I made an eggdrop bot pretending to be a teenage girl in a webchatroom that was popular with kids (and creeps) at the time. It used simple regexes and pattern matching I gathered from logs with some rando
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by Legogris 3y ago
Your linked article mentions it as well: For people looking to get these benfits today, LavaMoat[0] builds on endo (Agoric) and SES to expose a user-friendly interface and make it easy to integrate into your build and dev processes. Just cu
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by Legogris 3y ago
No joke. And the obsession boils down to local governments too. I get woken up at 07:00 every other day or so (weekends included!) by an announcement on the village PA that everyone is asked to please sort out their My Number Card if they h
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by Legogris 4y ago
I don't game much these days but was totally captivated by Eastward (single-player, Steam/Switch), IIRC it was only during the credits I realized it was made by a Chinese team. Eastward and Tunic are my two gems from 2022.
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by Legogris 4y ago
I don't think this should convince anyone but I just so happened to go to school with people who are now working there. That, but moreso the absence of bullshit, the experience so far, and the availability of reasonable payment methods
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by Legogris 4y ago
+1 yourusername at myusername dot se
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by Legogris 4y ago
*she
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by Legogris 4y ago
I do and my biggest gripe is that offline/syncing of new episodes has been broken for some time now. Here's what I expect: If I'm subscribed to a podcast and have it marked as "download", Spotify should sync new epi
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by Legogris 4y ago
I find it curious that Jeff doesn't even mention Armbian here and it'd be interesting to see if results differ. Apart from necessary board-specific patches, dev trees, and some defaults that make sense for typical SBC workloads, i
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by Legogris 4y ago
Meanwhile, I got locked out of the old FB account, with a passport scan being the only way they're going to open it again. Strong password, 2FA, email, registered pgp key, and I still have access to everything, yet they still need to &
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by Legogris 4y ago
On 2, what really grinds my gears is that some of that content is tied to the country of your funding payment method, including podcasts in a language you don't speak about local politics on the other side of the world.

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