12th of December 2006 here.

Rest now you madman! Hope you got to ride the crazy train across Styx!

https://www.wildfirefoods.no/shop

They have several sauces with varying strength.

Bolt is Estonian. Their app lets you order and pay for taxis, e-bikes and probably scooters as well. I use them regularly.

I started using paper again this year after many years with only digital notes. It helps me think.

Looks like somethings that could always be worth a try, but as they show; it works well with some models in some applications and in other cases it doesn’t. Maybe it is actually a nudge of a model to something it hasn’t seen during initial training.

Sounds like this could be software related if they use the same software in UK and Spain.

The Finish GPU hosting company should be on this list.

Nothing Ear (open): https://no.nothing.tech/products/ear-open

I haven’t tried it, but I have the regular Nothing Ear and I’m really satisfied with them.

Caran d’Ache are Swiss… Their pens are really nice. Leuchtturm 1917 (German) and Moleskin (Italian) make good notebooks (the paper kind)

The Wilfa Svart grinders are really good. Wilfa is a Norwegian company and the Svart line of coffee making appliances is developed in cooperation with former world champion barista Tim Wendelboe.

Most of the providers are targeting web hosting and general fairly constant load. We have bursts load and use queue based scaling in AWS. Does anyone know of any service that can do that?

Yeah, your nick gives you away, it I didn’t think about that when writing that 😁

Norgesgruppen lista SPAR as one of their brands/concepts. Unfortunately, their Norwegian / English toggle doesn’t work, but this is the Norwegian version: https://www.norgesgruppen.no/om-oss/om-oss-hjem/

We do, but in an odd way. One of the Norwegian chains use Spar as a brand for some of their stores.

None of these chains are present in Norway. Lidl tried years ago and gave up. We only have some Norwegian chains here.

Agreed. At least we have ARM who might start to produce their own chips. We know how to design them, just not capable of actually producing them.