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[2026-10-23] Fri snak fredag

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Det giver mening - i hvert fald så langt at standardantagelsen er at folk ikke ved noget om sikkerhed - og minder også lidt om det jeg har hørt omkring - vistnok C - hvor der også er en hel række funktioner/kald som gør stort set det samme, men bare mere sikkert, vistnok noget der har at gøre med hukommelse.

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[2026-10-23] Fri snak fredag

Jeg blev formelt fyret i starten af måneden (virksomheden lukker), og kort tid efter kontaktet af et nyt firma. Jeg var til anden samtale i torsdags og venter på at firmaets HR-afdeling vender tilbage med et tilbud. Jeg ser frem til en afklaring, det vil gøre det væsentligt lettere at håndtere den kedsomhed jeg sidder i, at vide at jeg kan gå direkte til noget andet, når min opsigelse udløber.

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Du har inspireret mig til at brokke mig til TV Midtvest over deres nye layout på deres hjemmeside, tak for det. De er ikke blevet væsentligt mere clickbaity, men endless scroll med en historie ad gangen irriterer mig voldsomt.

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Jeg koder heller ikke selv (i hvert fald ikke professionelt), men jeg er ret enig. Jeg har lidt et indtryk af, at programmeringssprog, som er lette at gå til får et dårligt ry i programmeringskredse, mest af alt uden anden grund end at "det er for let".

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Firefox 149 adds built-in free VPN with 50GB monthly data

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AI is only opt-in

Not to take anything away from your overall point, which I completely agree with, but this may be a bit of a stretch. All of the "AI" buttons and features are - to my knowledge - on by default. They have made it a lot easier to change that to "off by default now and in the future", which is very welcome, but "only opt-in" is, again, a bit of a stretch.

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Mount an ISO in Linux?

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You probably know this already, but I thought I'd just mention here for OP and others: That's what the # at the beginning of the command implies (the command needs to be run as root), commands that can be run as a normal user are often denoted by $.

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What even is fire?

What the vast majority of people would probably think of when they hear the word 'fire' is actually flames; flames are quite simply particles emitting light.

For an everyday example, take a campfire: The wood logs you see burning are at such a high temperature that they give off methanol (and other flammable chemicals), which is most of what's burning. Apart from the methanol being driven off of the wood, there will be other chemical compounds and/or larger clumps of more-or-less-burned wood that will be carried off. These larger clumps in particular, while very small, are nonetheless large and hot enough to start emitting light in the visual spectrum. This is essentially what a flame is: Particles emitting light.

Fire in and of itself is quite simply rapid oxidation in the presence of oxygen.

The above is, arguably, a gross oversimplification.

TLDR: Flames are particles, fire is combustion.