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PLMUV9A4UP27D
1mo ago
I live in Finland, and if I would be following this advice; > "If you have an embedded tick where there’s a chance of infection, then go to your doctor and get a dose of antibiotics as a prophylactic, just to be on the safe side.&qu
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6mo ago
Can you motivate why Pcloud is a security nightmare?
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6mo ago
I put my bet on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_psychogenic_illness If the authorities have made the same conclusion, it would be very difficult to tell the affected individuals that. This is since there is a misc
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7mo ago
I'm a top executive at a system of record SaaS company. I fail to understand the argumentation this post is trying to make. Language is too vague, problem description too general. Too many abbreviations.
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9mo ago
You have a good point. I was about to write something about that in my previous point, like "Finns have a ladder that is lowers than others", but it didn't sound right. You put it with better words.
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9mo ago
It's a good point about living in a hot climate often being associated with living a happy life. Although to what I've seen, there isn't much evidence for such a correlation.
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9mo ago
Finland is now close to Spain when it comes to unemployment rate! Let's see how that affects Finland's ranking.
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9mo ago
As a Finn, I can confirm this.
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9mo ago
A Finn here. And just as many other finns, I'm confused to why Finland ranks at the top. Yet, this seems like a case of someone looking to disprove a theory and thus finds the arguments. For example; Health metrics isn't a good me
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10mo ago
Greetings from Finland. No deposit required for the carts, yet almost all carts are being returned (I can't remember when I last saw one not returned).
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1y ago
Oh, this can be used as a fun twist in our company's internal security education. A rickrolling link!
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1y ago
As a Nordic person, that kind of income difference looks realistic (without having checked). But I could never had imagined the difference to be considered as dystopian. If we would dig deeper into this, I would expect our different views t
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1y ago
At my company we make a niche software used by companies globally. Our plan was to arrange a conference in the US for our clients in North/Cental America. Considering the state of the US, we will probably cancel it, as we don't ex
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4y ago
Ouch, one of the Zingers I got was clearly a child porn joke.
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4y ago
In terms of words https://histdoc.net/sounds/hungary.html
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4y ago
Yep, Swedish and German is as closely related as English and German. It's possible that English and German are even closer as they share the same Germanic branch (west Germanic), which Swedish does not share. I bring this up since it
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4y ago
It's reasonable to think I'm immersed with Finnish, but I live in a part of Finland that is Swedish speaking, even by law ( https://satwcomic.com/difficult-love ). I have a Finnish speaking manager since 6 years bac
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4y ago
It can be noted that Finnish and Hungarian are more distant than English and Persian.
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4y ago
I'm part of the Swedish speaking minority in Finland, and spent 7 years in school trying to learn Finnish. I spent 3 years learning German, and got about as far with that. Or as a friend of mine said who moved to Germany: German just f
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5y ago
Diomond hands now everyone! It will go higher!