The square root of a square meter

🖕 that guy and his supposed professionalism

Denmark: 30 paid days off per year, paid sick leave, some unknown amount of public holidays. Really enjoying this socialist-democratic hellhole.

I’ve set up a recurring payment - thanks for the great work!

Spice rack!

I had about 20 of these and put spices in them. Then I added neodymium magnets on the lids and placed them in my fridge.

Well thank you! Although I find Klovn to be too cringe for me, I do agree on the other statement, I feel incredibly lucky to be born here, where even born into unfortunate circumstances, it’s still possible to get a successful life.

Although you’re right, I’d still say we ought to support Mexico where we can. And they make incredible hot sauces

Haha! Yeah truth be told, our number system is completely stupid 😂

En, to, tre, fire, fem.

1000000 / 5 = 200000

Here’s the proof that Danish is 200.000 times better than English.

Picture is not too useful, as there’s a bunch of data points lying on top of one another so one underestimates the total count.

Missed opportunity to have “is pussy-tively charged” as bottom text 😸

My parents flew from Denmark to Canada for a month, when I was 3 months old. So I reckon you could. Depends on you, your partner, and your kid, on whether you feel comfortable travelling.

Nice, sounds very cool!

You could perhaps just flash the lights, or if they’re dimmable, turn them a lot down over eg a duration of 20 seconds

In Denmark you pay after the session - I’ve been one place where it’s monthly invoicing, and another where it was payment after each session (by credit card I think)

I use dbt at work, meaning both data build tool, as well as dialectic behavioural theory

I’m working with data, where we have a concept called “write, audit, publish” (also abbreviated WAP). I’m laughing on the inside everyone I hear anyone talking about it.

oh i totally overlooked the “normal” part of the request. My bad!

There’s also Ukrainian https://dodosocks.com/en/holovna/

True, that’s a good point :)