Stortinget snudde om narkorazzia på skolene - Hurra!

jungl · 14 days

For det første er det slik at du gir fra deg en del rettigheter når du setter deg inn i førersetet på en bil, bl.a. samtykker du til promilletester.

For det andre så er det en vesensforskjell på å stoppe noen i en fartskontroll og å gjennomføre en razzia mot skoleelever. I det ene tilfellet så tar du noen på fersk gjerning (mens de setter eget og andres liv i fare). I det andre tilfellet er det snakk om å ransake en gruppe med skoleelever uten skjellig grunn, i håp om å finne noe suspekt..

Forøvrig dreier det seg heller ikke om å finne dop på skolen. Dersom hunden markerer så drar politiet gjerne hjem til eleven, selv om de ikke finner noe på vedkommende.

I krigen mot den livsfarlige narkotikaen har de dessuten så vidtgående fullmakter at det er vanlig praksis å beslaglegge telefonen h*ns og besøke kontaktene de finner der. (Om de ikke skulle ha lov til å gjøre dette, er det uansett vanlig praksis. Informasjon fra telefonen blir i så fall 'gjort tilgjengelig frivillig'..)

jungl · 14 days

Fordi razziaer på skolene strider mot norsk lov og er et grovt brudd på elevenes menneskerettigheter.

Dessuten er det på tide å avslutte krigen mot narkotika nå, ikke å gå enda hardere til verks. Alle som har satt seg inn i saken skjønner at forbudspolitikken kun gagner de kriminelle (og politi/rettsvesen som får flere stillinger).

jungl · 14 days

Kun symbolpolitikk. Høyre og resten av stortinget fikk nå demonstrert at de er mot narkotika til skoleelever.

Den gjengen sitter jo og vedtar idiotiske eller unødvendige lover på løpende bånd, så hvordan kan det skade med en ekstra? Særlig om det muligens er en stemme eller to å hente på det.

Selv håper jeg at høyre taper langt flere velgere enn de vinner på dette stuntet.

Dam0cles · 14 days

Man trenger ikke ha gjort noe galt for å bli siktet.

brt_ned · 24 days

If you wait until next year to take out your feriepenger you won't need to pay taxes on them.

This is false. You pay taxes on your total income, "feriepenger" included.

When your employer hands out vacation money without a tax deduction, that's because you already paid those taxes the year before, either throughout the year or as a "baksmell".

spoeha43 · 24 days

Go with a Mossberg 88 for now. It's cheap and reliable.

You can always pick up a nice Benelli semi-auto later, once your finances improve.

dbpatterson · 27 days

Why wouldn't it? My impression is that web programming is really hard to avoid these days. I'm sure everyone in /r/programming knows of Rails.

Laney67 · 29 days

Losing weight is mostly about calorie intake, you need to eat less. Eat lots of vegetables. Protein rich food is supposed to make you feel fuller/for longer. You also need some fat to function properly.

In order to keep muscle mass while losing weight, you really should do strength training. Search locally for YMCA gyms or other low cost alternatives (with strength equipment). Body weight exercises can't really measure up weight lifting.

A good program is also a must. Pick up "Starting strength" by Mark Rippetoe (currently 3rd ed., earlier should work fine), or consider the Stronglifts 5x5 program. Make sure you learn the exercises properly.

autof5 · 1 month

He doesn't want people to consider him insane because he wants his political views to be taken seriously.

Perhaps. But he's obviously more than just a little out of touch when he thinks killing a bunch of children will aid any cause. Breivik actually expected to be hailed as a hero for his actions (or so he claims, anyway).

wutisupmon · 1 month

Imagine how many people drink beer? If that was banned how many would still drink?

Most people still would.

wutisupmon · 1 month

Anyone so inclined does have free access to their drug of choice.

Prohibition only serves to drive up profits, fueling crime thanks to desperate addicts.

andrewz00 · 1 month

PG is awesome, but I'm sure there are better choices for data warehousing.

bajsejohannes · 2 months

Alt av statisk innhold, f.eks. bilder, js og css, kan caches. Har ikke brukt altinn på en stund, men regner med at det selv på en såpass "grå" tjeneste er masse tid å spare på at dette innholdet ligger nærmest mulig brukeren.

Jeg kjøper ikke påstanden om at det er en programvarefeil i BIG-IP som er ansvarlig. Det er nok heller feilkonfigurasjon eller forskrudde cache-direktiver fra den bakenforliggende applikasjonen som har sørget for at dynamisk innhold ble cachet.

Precisionist · 2 months

ETL is the process of populating a data warehouse with data from operational systems. While both involve transferring/updating data, your issue isn't really about ETL. There might be some lessons about copying/updating data in the ETL field, though.

Kimball's books are great; I'd add this one to your reading list. Probably a better starting point on data warehouses than the ETL one.

IMO your problem is hardly database related, even if data stored in a db are involved. It's a pure SW development/programming task outside of the realm of database administration.

Start off by looking for off-the-shelf solutions, i.e. check with your POS supplier if they already support this.

Failing that, you need to build your own software for pushing updates to the remote locations. A service installed on every POS that periodically polls the central server for pricing info is probably your best bet (perhaps not ideal, but should be a serviceable solution for the short run). I'd send a JSON document with every local SKU and expect one back containing current prices -- or ask for changes since last update if you have a lot of products. Make sure nothing stupid happens when a SKU isn't found or the request fails.

Make sure you understand every relevant piece of the POS db's schema. Will updating the base price do, or do you need to consider discounts, currency, taxes and whatnot? You also need to be sure you're asking the right server for pricing info (proper authentication, e.g. something PKI based), and that you have instrumentation in place to notice if a remote location isn't asking for price data.

frank14752 · 2 months

From what I gather you don't have any fixed expenses, it's all just spending. In that case, you should be able to set aside way more than 10%.

Eat out less, or at least cheaper. Consider buying a bag or two of groceries every week to pay for rent and keep your parents happy. Inviting friends over for homemade pizza is never wrong. Also, 300 every weekend out sounds like a lot.

frank14752 · 2 months

Moderate spending is fine, you don't have to become a freeloader. ;)

vune · 2 months

The guy just wants you to work on his pipe dream for free. He'll be able to withdraw whatever equity he's sunk into the company as a salary (or by thinning out your options before they vest, or something like that). You'll find lots of these deals on Craigslist, programming forums and anywhere programmers go looking for work.

If the idea is spectacular and you think this guy actually has the drive and skill to take it somewhere, and if you're fed up with your current business, you could consider it, but I'd want a full partnership. Most startups fail though, even with awesome teams and great ideas. If he's the least bit secretive about any aspect of the project, that's a large warning sign and you should run away screaming.

You probably want to read any content you can find about startups on ycombinator.com and similar sites.

sidcool1234 · 3 months

I'd go with forwarding every request as-is, then add a rule or two for any static contents you might want to serve. Been a while since I looked at the nginx manual, but shouldn't be too hard to figure out.

You probably also want to add an X-forwarded-for header from nginx, and make Apache understand it using mod_remoteip::RemoteIPHeader.

sidcool1234 · 3 months

Sticking nginx in front of Apache is well worth a little extra configuration and setup, especially if you're low on resources.

Even if you only served dynamic content, you'd need fewer Apache processes. It would get to do it's thing and then offload all the IO to nginx instead of waiting around while data flows to the client.

Make sure to enable keep-alive on Apache if you've turned it off for some reason.

sidcool1234 · 3 months

Consider using nginx as a reverse proxy in front of your apache+php install. Apache gets to finish up quickly, while nginx serves your slow clients. And do use nginx to serve any static contents.

akiller · 3 months

They would still deeply like to move to Norway but can't whilst they have to deal with this.

Actually, they need to move asap. You're not allowed to buy farmland and not live on it.

Olive_Garden · 3 months

Other than that, you should be clear to tent wherever you like.

You're not allowed to tent on farmland. Or even move across it unless the ground is frozen and covered in snow.

If there are houses in the vicinity you need permission from the land owner to stay more than a single night.

Orangutan · 3 months

Being able to regulate the market might be the best argument, at least to some of us. That doesn't invalidate other arguments, though.

We know that a lot of the population seems to give these kinds of statements more weight than cold hard logic. Ignoring those people is a huge mistake IMO.

2parties1cup · 3 months

http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Bottle_cap

BordFree · 3 months

Consider the Marlin XS7 in 7mm-08 with a Redfield 3-9x40 scope. It's light, cheap, durable and accurate, with a great trigger.

The caliber has enough power for anything in NA (except the large bears), low recoil and very good ballistics.

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