@nprofile1q... Danmark fik en medalje!!

@nprofile1q... The first car had hard metal tires (like wagons) and the rubber tires were only invented later. You don't want to go back, trust.
I think this gets repeated because it might be counterintuitive that rubber tires is an efficiency thing, not a comfort thing.

@nprofile1q... But they reduce the risk of things like kidney disease and cardiovascular disease, right? So for some patient groups it's going to be budget neutral or positive.

@nprofile1q... Is storage really that cheap? I feel like my console and laptop would be very bad off with ⅔ of the storage space dedicated to other people's data.

And I don't think you've reinvented blockchain. You just need the hash to assure yourself that your data still exists somewhere in this amorphous cloud system, right? So you are reading and running through hashing algo, not mining.

@nprofile1q... Vitamins? It's not a disease of deficiency. It's an infection. How does so much stupid fit in one little man?

@nprofile1q... I don't want to be rude and it's very nice but it's also Queensland

@nprofile1q... There's also Camp Trondheim. But I just wanted to link the website for the first place. Finn.no is more where I'd go if I was looking for private housing or wanted to buy some used furniture or something. Maybe textbooks? Dunno.

Trondheim - Bo Coliving - https://bocoliving.no/en/trondheim/

@nprofile1q... And maybe contact SIT directly since they seem to be the biggest supplier of student housing in Trondheim. Exchange students are quite common, even in Norway. I don't think it will surprise them.

https://www.sit.no/en/housing/our-student-housing-in-trondheim

@nprofile1q... That doesn't sound right at all.

How about:
https://www.finn.no/realestate/lettings/ad.html?finnkode=374546407&ci=6

@nprofile1q... Denmark did the "Actually, no new taxes means that property taxes will be fixed at their current absolute value rather than just not increasing taxes" thing in 2001 and we are finally untangling it now and it's a shitshow. Can't imagine how bad it must be after 34 years.

@nprofile1q... Hoorah! As much as the Germans love bureaucracy having anyone working in a lab without a contract much be a legal nightmare.