Notices by Don Romano (alt) (thor@noagendasocial.com), page 28

Romkameraten har kjøpt katta i sekken.

Har kjøpt katta i sekken.

@njoseph How are they doing this?

I have yet to see a good YouTube channel about computer science outside of Computerphile.

@philcolbourn Nah, but people understand it subconsciously (if they didn't, they'd be unable to form sentences).

@philcolbourn They're sometimes more different from one another than English accents are. For example, nouns have three grammatical genders in most of the country, but only two if you speak posh Norwegian.

@philcolbourn Usually the linguists call them dialects, and that's also what we call them. I speak one of the northern dialects. You can often tell differences between two neighbouring counties. Hell, here in Oslo, they have two different sociolects they speak, depending on whether they are posh or not.

@philcolbourn Every country has regional accents.

@blaha @AdamAtSea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV4GD_o6uiM

@blaha @AdamAtSea Also...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simrad_Optronics

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nammo

Considering how small Norway is and how little the government spends on defence, we make surprisingly many weapon systems.

@blaha @AdamAtSea Also...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simrad_Optronics

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nammo

Considering how small Norway is and how little the government spends on defence, we make a surprisingly many weapon systems.

@blaha @AdamAtSea Also, here's something we've been working on for the F-35: https://www.kongsberg.com/kda/what-we-do/missile-systems/joint-strike-missile/

@blaha @AdamAtSea Also, here's something we've been working on for the US Air Force: https://www.kongsberg.com/kda/what-we-do/missile-systems/joint-strike-missile/

@blaha @AdamAtSea https://www.kongsberg.com/kda/

@blaha @AdamAtSea Don't laugh too soon...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kongsberg_Gruppen

@jeremiah For Norway, the geographic answer would be Trondheim. Whenever I hear about new tech coming out of Norway, it was invented in Trondheim.

For defense contracts, Kongsberg is the place to be.

Oslo is the center of the website, mobile app and enterprise space, I suspect. There is always work to be found here.

@AdamAtSea Are you talking about working on military systems?

I want so solve harder programming problems. Where do I have to work?

C99 designated initialisers would be a hell of a lot more useful of they also zeroed out any padding in the struct/array.

I've learned from experience that when people rant about things, you're rarely getting the whole story. It's best to just offer your sympathies.