Griffus
@Griffus@lemmy.zip
- Comment on K... 6 days ago:
Norway at it again.
- Comment on Heavy snow when you're a kid is a dream come true, heavy snow when you're an adult is a nightmare. 6 days ago:
Saw the New York “heavy snow” earlier, and I might be Norwegian, but that was kinda cute.
- Comment on 6 days ago:
If definitely is in the state of social awareness.
- Comment on Trust in Norway's royal family is plummeting 1 week ago:
Republikk incoming
- Comment on What television series in your opinion had very good writing and character depth? 1 week ago:
Dag
- Comment on 15 degrees fahrenheit feels almost the same as 5 degrees. However 35 degrees feels WAY colder than 45 degrees. 2 weeks ago:
I never wish for that, but seeing a positive number wouldn’t hurt these days.
- Comment on 15 degrees fahrenheit feels almost the same as 5 degrees. However 35 degrees feels WAY colder than 45 degrees. 2 weeks ago:
In normal grades, 10 degrees in the autumn means winter is almost upon us, but 10 degrees at spring is t-shirt weather. And 20 degrees through the night means it’s impossible to sleep because you’re drowning in sweat. Probably very Norwegian issues, though.
- Comment on Ayaneo Officially Launches Next 2, a Ryzen-Powered Windows Gaming Handheld 2 weeks ago:
Lemmy: The Year of Linux
Ayaneo: Ryzen powered Windows
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
I was answering to a comment, not the main post.
And while most European monarchs have “final approval” for new laws, they are technically powerless, hence why I specified just that. It is a traditional technicality, with no real power behind it any more.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and UK are just the first that come to mind. Probably most of the rest as well.
Today it is more a traditional technicality, but the monarch most often still “has the final say” before anything are put into law.
- Comment on To make it more interesting I have program that randomly gives out coordinates. I then sharpen my aim to hit the required target 3 weeks ago:
That is a splashback guarantee toilet shape.
- Comment on So how would you handle this? 3 weeks ago:
Are those 1m screws or is it just in the Scandics that floors are at least 50cm thick with isolation and sound dampening?
- Comment on What if the Epstein files are the distraction? 4 weeks ago:
Exactly. Even outside of the US, he is everywhere. Luckily we also have lives, so we get a distance, but I can only imagine the overwhelming everything all the time working.
- Comment on How did "ancient humans" got the idea to pierce their ears/body ? 4 weeks ago:
Just like high heels for men riding horses in western Europe were a masculine trait when they were invented and still are today. And don’t forget the knightly colours of red and pink. No woman would dare to feminise such manly things.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
I would think “Finally something not negative for women happening there”
- Comment on What if the USA decided to use another language as its *de facto* national language at it's founding? How would it affect the world? 4 weeks ago:
Seeing as the first Nazi loss was by British and Norwegian hands during the war, and the main argument for most Scandic communists before it was more anti British than anti US, the British commonwealth probably still is the major driver by it being a major western world second language, starting before major US influence started 80 years ago.
- Comment on Is it weird that whenever there's an internet disruption, the first thing that I assume is happening is war, civil unrest, or government censorship, or some sort of conspiracy happening? 4 weeks ago:
As a non USian, I would assume it’s again another US company fuck up we need to get away from going forward.
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
In eastern Norway there is always a bit of chaos at first snow fall, but that’s just for the first day. The next few meters of snow throughout the year is no biggie. Come on guys, there has been ways to handle a cute, little blizzard with a car for a century now. Get with the program.
- Comment on If you receive a high medical bill, don't pay it immediately. Ask for an itemized bill first. 4 weeks ago:
And here we complain that a GP appointment with full blood panel and whatever is needed is closing €30.
You guys need to start voting towards civilisation instead of against it.
- Comment on If you receive a high medical bill, don't pay it immediately. Ask for an itemized bill first. 4 weeks ago:
YSK you don’t get a medical bill in a civilised country.
- Comment on If the 2028 election was held today, who would you vote for? 4 weeks ago:
I’m hoping the tutti frutti coalition proves fruitful and Red gets their national commuter ticket next year as well.
- Comment on There is *shower*thoughts, but is there a "snowstorm thoughts" for when you have random nostalgia moments about the past? Particularly about a past snow storm in your childhood, like the SNOW DAYS 5 weeks ago:
I went to work the one day in January 24 when the Norwegian train company told everyone that could to stay at home. Spent five hours on my normal 45 minute commute.
- Comment on I took a picture of the back of my pizza box for you guys just in case you were stuck home because of the snow and needed something to do. 5 weeks ago:
In Norwegian, the US snow storm seems really cute.
- Comment on Do babies learn languages at different rates depending on how hard the language is? 5 weeks ago:
This got me curious, what is it with Nordic languages that is so off putting to you?
- Comment on Do babies learn languages at different rates depending on how hard the language is? 5 weeks ago:
Like learning Norwegian (bokmål) while living on the west coast. French vocal r, secondary Norwegian language, one hour travel north or south can be regarded as a completely new language. Nice fjords, though.
- Comment on Do babies learn languages at different rates depending on how hard the language is? 5 weeks ago:
No one mention the Norwegian butter crisis!
- Comment on YSK: Europe Can Wreak HAVOC On America Without Firing a Bullet. 5 weeks ago:
1 % of GDP from every country to a European army would make that possible without completely sacrificing national armies.
- Comment on Since men have a longer urethra, they can experience the pleasure of urinating more intensely :< 5 weeks ago:
This is why I love Lemmy!
- Comment on Opera: A Legacy Browser Lost | Why the modern hollow shell of Opera has made it impossible for me to recommend a former favorite. 5 weeks ago:
Norwegians with a clear musical preference.
- Comment on Hatred for new accounts on Lemmy is related to people's inability to debate the merit of a post on its own so they engage in ad hominem and strawmen fallacies to weaponize their weak arguments. 5 weeks ago:
I spent the first 168 hours on Lemmy understanding it, finding communities I liked and getting the vibe of the place And within those hours I learned that accounts younger than mine with shower thoughts weeks of showers long, are most often not a building block of a community, but are rather intent on irritating, disrupting or just being way out there. Often actively being an unwelcomed part of it all.
Everything is always better when people act like people towards people. And you would never need to create extra accounts to communicate with people if you acted like a decent person towards others.
So more often than not, if you are new and you already know everything, you are a walking red flag that will have to prove you are not. Because if something is too good to be true, it most likely is.