adamfarhadi

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   by adamfarhadi 3mo ago

   Funny enough I started using the word seldom more often in English, my native language, after I learned Swedish to fluency. Swedish has the word sällan which is cognate with the English word seldom but it’s commonly used in both spoken and
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   by adamfarhadi 4mo ago

   Same here. My TS3 Plus is around 7 years old now and I’m still daily driving it. Haven’t experienced any issues at all and I’ve used it with various Windows/MacOS/Linux computers.
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   by adamfarhadi 4mo ago

   I’m biased but perhaps they can consider expanding to the Swedish alphabet and introducing series Å/Ä/Ö funding? Then they should have enough headway to be valued in the order of quadrillions of USD.
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   by adamfarhadi 6mo ago

   It took about two weeks to ship to me in Sweden from China.
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   by adamfarhadi 6mo ago

   I’m by no means an audiophile and it had been years since I owned a pair of wired headphones, but I picked up a pair of Linsoul 7HZ x Crinacle Zero:2 (yes that is actually the name) IEMs after seeing some glowing reviews online and I was ab
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   by adamfarhadi 3y ago

   Edit: I misread the article
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   by adamfarhadi 3y ago

   Sweden. I can count on one hand how many times I’ve used cash in the last 5 years. Cash is extremely rarely used. For paying in stores, contactless cards or Apple/Google/Samsung pay are the most common payment methods by far. For
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   by adamfarhadi 3y ago

   3,5% is actually the maximum ABV you can get in supermarkets in Sweden by law. For anything higher ABV than that you need to go to the government-owned chain called Systembolaget or go to a bar or restaurant that has a license to serve alco
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   by adamfarhadi 4y ago

   I didn’t expect to see a masters thesis from KTH on HN. I actually took a course with Roberto, one of the supervisors of this thesis, while I studied there. Small world.
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    by adamfarhadi 4y ago

    Firefox with uBlock Origin most of the time, but I’ll sometimes use Chrome as well. I live in Sweden but I’m not a native Swedish speaker and Chrome’s webpage translation feature works quite well if I need to quickly translate some legalese
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    by adamfarhadi 6y ago

    Sweden is a privacy-minded individual’s nightmare. There are a bunch of other sites like Hitta as well. For example on Ratsit you can pay a small amount of money and see anyone’s salary and full personnummer, which is similar to a social se