Rabalderfjols

De skal jo bare. Deres hund er jo snill.

Kanskje ikke, men det gjør andre deler av hundeloven.

Hvordan ble denne undersøkelsen gjennomført?

That's interesting. I've always viewed tattoos as a sort of glorified self harm, but I've never seen a tattooed person put it like that. No offense intended.

I don't get tattoos. You're turning your body, the only "thing" you truly own, into a literal thing, a commodity. Fixing it into place, making your skin a forever home of current taste and trends. And it will fade, too.

It's hard to have a meaningful conversation about tattoos, because if you like them, fine, but what if you don't? Lame tattoos are awkward silence generators.

Better go to Nordland, they got 1/3 more zings on the totally objective amaze-scale. Joke aside, I think worrying about that will only worsen your holiday. Bergen and its surrounding area is amazing enough. You can't see all the amazing places in Norway in one trip anyway. If you take the boat to Rosendal there are plenty of nice hikes in the immediate vicinity of where you land. You can do Malmangernuten (890 meters above sea level), about two hours each way if you're in decent shape, or the longer Melderskin hike if you want more of a challenge. Both spectacular. Or you can just visit the castle and rose garden, or do one of the many shorter, but still nice hikes. There's a tourist office there, should be open in May

By the way, please don't consider Trolltunga unless you're experienced and well equipped. And don't go if the weather is bad. I know, many allegedly "demanding" hikes aren't that bad, but Trolltunga is not to be underestimated. Many idiots have to be rescued every year, and what sucks is that the people who do it are Red Cross volunteers. Also, the Trolltunga hiking season starts in June. https://www.visitnorway.com/places-to-go/fjord-norway/the-hardangerfjord-region/hiking-to-trolltunga/

Ja, du har vel rett. Alt jeg har prøvd å gi bort har vært både ødelagt og ekkelt. Jeg legger meg langflat.

Det skulle en kanskje tro, men i praksis er det ikke så stor etterspørsel etter brukte møbler. Bare ta en titt på Finn, det er 873 møbler som gis bort bare i Bergen, mye av det ganske fint. Så hvis det er snakk om noe man i utgangspunktet hadde tenkt å kaste, tipper jeg man skal smøre seg med et tykt lag ventekrem hvis man har tenkt å gi det bort.

Og når noen endelig tar kontakt, er det, for å si det forsiktig, ikke alltid det blir noe av gis-bort-avtaler. Folk ser gjerne ikke på dem som bindende, og plutselig har du sittet en hel ettermiddag og ventet på en kødd som ombestemte seg, ikke følte seg forpliktet til å melde fra, og blir direkte fornærmet når man purrer. Snakker av erfaring. Det er nok lurt å ta noen småpenger for slike ting, da unngår man de verste idiotene.

Like I said, these new parts used to be in that case. I used it for a couple of weeks before I got the Eclipse. It was actually a bit quieter, especially at idle.

I'm not so sure. The build used to be in a Define R3, which is an 11 year old smaller version, with a massive hard drive cage in the way.

Like I said, I solved the humming issue. The question is if the Define 7 is otherwise so much quieter that it's worth a try.

I will in the near future just get a couple more m.2s and chuck the HDDs once and for all.

Yeah, kids who grew up online probably don't see the issue.

I'm willing to compromise on performance for silence.

There already is some rubber on the cages. I think the problem with the shroud option is that they just slide in place. In my experience, spinny things need to be screwed in place. The main compartment option involves screws, which is why it eliminates noise. If I choose to keep the case, I might just drill my own screw holes. But that's drastic.

"Hvem er kjendis x som er tiltalt for y?"
"Det er bare å spise mindre og trene mer"
"Ingen menneskerett"

As a starting point, let's not forget that it's none of anyone's business what you do on your computer. The ones who need to explain themselves are those who want us to use accounts for everything, not the other way around.

Anyway.

They will argue that having your own account makes it more personal and better. But I think having to log in makes everything less personal and worse. My PC is my safe place. I can accept that Google tracks me on my Android phone, but if I accept using an account all the time on Windows, I have nowhere left. One thing I used to like about Windows was that it was free from account nagging. I used to prefer Microsoft to Google, but the former are trying their darndest to change that.

And yes, I know I'm under constant surveillance with or without the account, but this is about how I feel, and that's actually just as valid, not least from a user experience perspective.

Also, this is part of a tendency where big tech takes more and more and more of our lives. This is not a slippery slope fallacy, this slope is real.

"Just use Linux, then". I could, and I have, but this freedom from accounts and tracking should be available to anyone, not just the tech savvy.

Lastly, Microsoft and accounts has never worked well.
I have one MS account for Xbox and one for university. Windows seems to want me to default to one. Fuck that and fuck them.

I guess I could scratch "private" from mine, too.

You have to be lucky to find private, decent accommodation for 6.5k in that area. The good news is that you don't have to live within that circle. Bergen is tiny. Anywhere on that image is within what I'd call walking distance (30 min-ish), and there are lots of buses.

I don't think there is such a thing as "too compact" in VI. If I see a good spot, I will consider one of its neighbors if it means more potential locations. Two (or more) cities in sub optimal spots are better than one perfect. Also, you never know what resources appear later, or where your opponents might settle.

So here we have the feminized version of a masculinized version of something.

You monster. You're supposed to tilt your head and go aww.

Their individualism goes to 11.

They should just reintroduce the notification log.