gjoel @ gjoel @programming.dev

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Should have kept a Sean bean in there unchanged.

If you're a low end millionaire you can buy a nice house.

If you're a low end billionaire you can buy an entire town of nice houses.

Not at all, barely an inconvenience. They'll just do what they always do. Have a total disregard for the truth and say whatever they can think of that makes the democrats the villains.

This too is how I look, dress and behave on the weekends.

Well, uhm... You should not be overwhelmed by what the future might hold, but just focus on getting through today. It's easy to mock sayings if you're too stupid to understand them.

Who'd have thought politicians would play politics when doing politics?

Subtle. I loved The Grudge, which to be fair, isn't incredibly subtle, but it has so many great ways to be creepy!

"Don't visit fascist countries" sounds easier...

I too was about to day Dungeon Keeper for mobile. What a wasted game.

Sure. But also the imminent demise of our online privacy feels like it's doing its own bit of threatening.

I don't think the danish politicians are corrupt. They're just dumbfucks.

Fish

Farscape. I never heard much, if anything about it in Denmark, but it's amazing. Good sci-fi great humor.

I read that as incineration, and I didn't even think it was harsh.

I thought buy a one way ticket to the us, a few weeks of fun, self deport.

The obvious next step would be for EU to invade Ukraine as well, telling Russia to leave or they will be considered legitimate targets.

Honestly, it's the same in Denmark.

Honestly, people would probably object more to advanced math than advanced biology if they were exposed as much to it. Or basic math. Or elementary math...

Jeg ville være helt enig hvis ikke for det faktum at ikke mindre end to personer, som jeg startede med på dtu software efter første år skiftede til lægestudiet. Det er ikke sygeplejerske, men det er godt nok tæt på!

A few things.

If we look beyond my family, reading is a big passion of mine. This is more audiobooks lately due to the aforementioned family, but whatever keeps the hobby going.

I enjoy movies and have a nice surround sound setup at home. That can eat up a lot of time, just reading about how to improve, not to mention actually using it for both movies and music (again the family can make this difficult to achieve).

I really like photography and have a few of my own pictures hanging on the walls. I have spent hours at a time hunting for great photos, not to mention photo marathons where you take a walk for 12 or 24 hours with your camera.

I enjoy biking. I bike to work every day. When we had the time my wife and I went on longer rides up towards 100km. Small kids have killed the longer trips, but the daily commute lives on!

I recently got into home assistant, automating many a thing, preferably without pissing off the wife too much. That's a precarious balance act, but for now we're still together, so I haven't messed up too badly - yet.

I might have left something out, and I know I had other passions that were left behind as my attention shifted that I haven't mentioned. Lots going on always!