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Enig, det kan umulig slå Goldeneye - som forvørig ligger på Metacritic top 20 liste over beste spill noensinne laget med 96 i metascore. Da må man isåfall ikke ta tiden det var utgitt som betrakning, som er urettferdig.

Jeg synes de beste Bond spillene er Everything or Nothing og Bloodstone

Innrømmer dere glemte å sette innrømmer igjen opptatt med de her hm ok lover da tage dere vilt da første taging her @Ciaran og Ciara ( Cassidy Tvillingene )

Mellom 1924 og slutten av 60 tallet var amerikansk lovverk bokstavelig talt spesialdesignet for å slippe inn nordeuropeere, mens andre ble utestengt. Det er et pussig valg av amerikanerne, hvis nordmenn virkelig var så kriminelle..

En løsning som kanskje ikke er så elegant, men som burde fungere: Opprett nye hjelpekolonner der du henter ut dato (=LEFT(D2;10)) og tid (=NUMBERVALUE(LEFT(RIGHT(D2;15);2))) separat og så gjør du om datoen til verdi (DATEVALUE) og i en siste kolonne slår du sammen dato og tid (CONCATENATE) så du ender opp med noe slikt i kolonnen: 46023-0 46023-1 46023-2 46023-3 46023-4 Denne kolonnen gir deg da en unik verdi for hver kombinasjon av dato og klokkeslett. På ark 2 kan du så lage kolonnene du beskrev i førsteinnlegget. For å fylle ut riktig verdi kan du søke med f.eks. XLOOKUP. Jeg har laget en kjapp mock-up i vedlegget, men den burde sikkert ryddes opp litt. Physicalflow-2026_sample.ods

Det kan umulig være det beste James Bond-spillet som noen gang er laget når det får 7 av 10. Goldeneye var definerende for en hel generasjon da det kom for 30 år siden og selve grunnen til at mange kjøpte en N64. Å spille det som tenåring på nittitallet var rett og slett revolusjonerende på nittitallet og det var et soleklart 10 av 10-spill på den tiden.

Ja, nå stusser jeg hvertfall. 12k votes og 6.0 på IMDb. 6.0 for en serie er nesten direkte dårlig.

Innrømmer vasket lego sorterer den nå med forstørelse glass

Commodore 64

Takk for svar Gunfreak. Har hatt G2 og har selv Light nå. Synes volumet, altså størrelsen til Light, er akkurat litt for stor. Har klart å klaske til siden av headsettet noen ganger, spesielt i Best Saber... Ikke et problem med G2, og G2 er vel i tillegg lettere enn både Light og Super, mens volum er vel G2 og Super tilnærmet likt? Ser jo at Super er mindre i volum enn Light, men så er spørsmålet om man skal sjanse på Super eller Dream Air. Er jo 6k i forskjell nå ifm. Super Days...

Gjør det, men vær obs på at Peter er nok noe mer excel-geni enn de fleste i og med han programerer i excel sitt backend språk for å lage dette. Så vær forsiktig da med at du ikke bryter med begrensingene til excel arket.

Månedspris ja. Men årsprisen gir en månedlig pris på 149 kr.

Litt vanskelig å få tak på hva som trakk ned til 7-ern. Beste Bond-spillet noen gang sier dere blant annet. Ikke at jeg henger meg særlig opp i karakteren, men som en som har ventet på å se noen anmeldelser før jeg trykker på kjøp så ble jeg litt overrasket. Dere ligger enn så lenge desidert i bunn blant deres kolleger på Metacritic. Det sagt, fikk mye gode svar i teksten uansett så det blir et kjøp. Jeg kjeder meg med sniking, og foretrekker "lineær" spilling i denne typen spill, og det kommenterte dere fint ut var i min gate

Men Premium koster jo ikke mer... Ultimate får man ikke som årsabonnement (såvidt jeg har klart å finne i alle fall), men det endrer ikke det faktum at Premium med årsabonnement koster 149 kroner måneden, mot Ultimate sine 209 kroner. Utover det er det, som du så korrekt påpeker, forskjellige behov. Jeg har ingen behov for å spille det nyeste av det nyeste, med unntak av online-spill med forventet kort levetid. Og forøvrig, selv om Xbox markedsfører sine "day one release", så betyr ikke det at Playstation ikke har dem. De bare markedsfører det ikke på samme måten. Jeg trives bedre med å få kuraterte gratis indie-spill som jeg normalt ikke ville oppdaget fremfor å få gratis det siste storspillet jeg ikke engang ville vurdert å spille om det ikke var gratis.

Spill

Merkelig hvordan konsoll spill ser ut som kloner av seg selv i forskjellig "wrapping", om de heter ghost of (et eller annet)... eller Assassin (Ett eller annet) osv osv ... er klinkende likegyldig for det er i bunn å grunn samme spillet. Eneste dette spillet manglet på snuttene av standard "konsoll mekanikker" er den typiske klatringen der du må lene opp ned eller til sidene for så å trykke hoppe knapp.. så haster det litt selvagt for ting du h older i starter å rase .... Disse konsoll spillene er jeg VELDIG ferdig med, for min del (Uncharted var vell der gnisningen startet)

Det er ingen kommunikasjon. Boksen gir ut et PWM-signal som indikerer tilgjengeleg effekt. Laderen er faktisk ombord i bilen, så strømstyring etc. skjer ombord i bilen. Beste tipset er nok OBD2 som nevnt over...

EU-krav skal la iPhone-brukere velge AirPlay-konkurrenter.Les hele artikkelen på Tek.no her

Takk, jeg skal utforske det regnearket og se om jeg kan modifisere det til min bruk.

Imponerende alt i alt! Men hvorfor bare 7/10? Isåfall må GE fremdeles stå som tronende?

Al er ekspert så ikke vits å mene noe annet enn han. Viser bare at du ikke har peiling det 🤷

Anmeldelse: James Bond <em>Hitman</em>-oppskriften utkledd i James Bond-drakt. Les hele saken på Gamer.no»

Nei, det hjalp ikke å kople fra 12V batteriet. Det var frakoplet i 2-3 timer. Meldingen "AC lading umulig" står der fremdeles. Jeg har god sammenhengende jord helt til bilen. Kjenner noen til detaljene i kommunikasjonen mellom bil og lader ?.

Hae ikke super, men har light. Og de er tilnærmet like i vekt og slikt. Har ikke prøvd beat saber, men spilt masse FPS inkludert Alyx og der funker det bra. Eneste du vil merke er at kontroller tracking ikke er like bra som på visse andre headset. Dette merkes mest i mele spill som blade and Sorcery, det kan også bli en issue om du spiller high level competitive FPS. Controller tracking er noe bedre enn G2 om du har erfaring med den.

Trump’s vulgarity is poisoning public life Donald Trump is a vulgarian. We know this — it has long been a defining feature of his public and private lives. But a new report from the Washington Post quantifies what many people have sensed: Trump’s use of profanity, insults and combative language has grown much worse since his return to power in January 2025. In Trump’s first term, about 40% of his speeches contained at least one use of vulgarity. During just the first 16 months of his second term, that figure stands at 93%. The president’s profane or insulting posts on social media have also tripled as compared to his first term. The barrages are coming much later; most of his posts are made between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m., indicating the president, who has always been nocturnal, is even more so as he approaches his 80th birthday in June. His Truth Social posts are more self-referential and egomaniacal: in 2026, half of his posts have used first-person pronouns — sometimes more than 12 times in a single post. That is up from 30% from 2018. But this goes beyond numbers. Trump’s vulgar behavior and cruelty are not incidental. They are structural, and a defining feature of his policies, his view of democracy and society, and his relationship to the American people and the world. Empowered by the Supreme Court’s right-wing majority, the president has been elevated as America’s first de facto king and aspiring dictator. His apparent desire to end real democracy and the rule of law — replacing it with competitive authoritarianism through the Big Lie, voter nullification, voter suppression, and the threat of the Insurrection Act and martial law — are accelerating features of his political project. Trump launched a war of choice against Iran and has repeatedly threatened to destroy its civilization — actions that are crimes against humanity. His administration is transparently corrupt and ethically compromised, with his personal and family wealth estimated to have grown by billions of dollars. The president is a crude racist who has shared an artificial intelligence-generated video of the Obamas as apes. He routinely insults the intelligence of Black people — and Black women specifically — as “low IQ.” He says that non-white immigrants are “poison” in “the blood” of the nation and parasites. He has repeatedly shown himself to be a sexist and a misogynist. These are not character flaws or just bad behavior. Collectively, they are attacks on basic principles and norms of democracy, civility, decency, equality, fairness, and dignity that American civic life nominally rests on. Fascism and other forms of authoritarianism are, at their core, vulgar political systems and forms of crude power that rob entire populations and societies of dignity and agency. It is not a coincidence that Trump’s language and behavior has coarsened in direct proportion to the acceleration of his authoritarian project. As he has aged, has increasingly appeared to lack filters or self-control. Whether this is intentional behavior born of the arrogance of power or a symptom of a deteriorating mental state is somewhat beside the point. His will to power has not been stopped by members of the Republican Party, America’s political institutions or the responsible elites. The walls have not closed in on Trump. This time around, the so-called adults in the room from his first administration are no longer present; they have been replaced by MAGA sycophants and enablers. Speaking to the Post, historian Julian Zelizer called Trump historically unique in his use of profanity and how it “meshes with a very aggressive presidency” and a high-dominant leadership style. A curse word, Zelizer noted, is more than just that; the president’s profanity is a signal, a threat, directed at anyone who opposes him, of just how far he is willing to go. Public opinion polls and focus groups have repeatedly shown that Trump’s MAGA followers admire that he “tells it like it is” — that he ignores “political correctness,” and talks like them. In an example of an unhealthy leader-follower dynamic and mass disinhibition, the president’s diehard MAGA followers yearn to have such power and ability to act without consequence. In a statement to the Post, White House spokeswoman Olivia Wales confirmed this: “President Trump doesn’t care about being politically correct, he cares about Making America Great Again. The American people love how authentic, transparent, and effective the President is, which is why he won in a massive landslide victory on November 5, 2024.” Trump’s election win was no landslide. Aside from that, there is another possible explanation for his increased use of profanity and aggressive behavior. Psychologist John Gartner, a contributor to the book “The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump,” believes that the president’s worsening behavior may be an indication that his mind is growing even more disturbed and pathological. “First of all, he’s up at all hours of the night, posting all of these lies and crazy stuff,” Gartner told the Daily Beast. “The pace of It — that someone would be up all night tweeting — is a clinical indicator of some kind of either mania or sundowning.” Gartner’s deeper concern is what the president’s behavior signals about his real intentions. When Trump recently posted an AI-generated image of himself pushing a red button with mushroom clouds in the background, the psychologist did not treat this as humorous. “He never jokes,” Gartner said. “And he doesn’t bluff, either. What he does is groom us. He prepares us for things that would otherwise be unthinkable.” Presidents are role models and teachers for a nation. Earlier this month, Trump invited a group of children to the Oval Office to celebrate the return of the Presidential Fitness Test. Instead of an age-appropriate conversation about the importance of exercise and health, he decided to give the children a crude lesson about the need for national strength and vitality, Iran, the possibility of imminent nuclear apocalypse, and how Iranian protesters — including women — were shot in the head by snipers. Trump even went so far as to ask the children to think about all the death a nuclear war would cause, and if they would even be alive right now if the United States had not attacked Iran. “You might be too young for this,” Trump told them. But that didn’t stop him from warning them that “[y]ou can’t let a bunch of lunatics have a nuclear weapon or the world will be in a lot of trouble.” At one point in this lesson, Trump pressed his finger to his forehead to demonstrate how Iranian protesters were shot between the eyes. He also warned the children about transgender women in sports, calling them predatory. Several children looked visibly upset. They should have been. Trump was actually teaching them about violence, strength and nationalism, and grooming them to fear the dangerous Other –– the organizing values of fascism. Since the president’s return to power, I keep coming back to “Slouching Towards Gomorrah,” the 1996 book by federal judge — and failed Supreme Court nominee — Robert Bork. The book was a defining work for the right-wing culture wars, beating the drum for a moral panic about how liberals’ supposed wickedness, immorality and crudeness were destroying the traditional values that American civilization and Western society depended on. Three decades later, it is a dark and rich irony to see the immorality and cultural degradation that Bork railed against made manifest in the person of Trump — and in his red hat-wearing followers. The irony is dark, but as historian Rick Perlstein has sharply argued, it is really not that surprising. “What I got wrong about the American right was the idea that it succeeded in the 1960s by purging its crazier, more reactionary, more paranoid elements and becoming respectable,” he told the late journalist Bill Moyers in a 2017 interview. Historians are beginning to rethink that formulation, which is really the conservative’s own self-representation. It’s a very self-congratulatory representation. What if the crazy paranoid fringe was in fact the vanguard?” Donald Trump did not conquer or otherwise take over the Republican Party and “conservative” movement, nor has he corrupted their innocence. He just gave them permission to be their true selves. Veldig fordømmende artikkel. Omsider nå har mange innsett at rasistproblemet har egentlig aldri blitt løst, istedenfor hadde det blitt langt verre. Dessuten er det klart at Trump har forgrepet seg på barn retorisk sett rett for øyne på mediene og hele verden - og kunne slippe unna fordi han hadde vært så vulgært så lenge, at de fleste mot deres vilje hadde tilvennet seg dette. Han hadde kunne traumatisere barn på direkten uten at man reagere på det. Og vi ser at disse som utgjør MAGA, ønske å ha den samme friheten som ham selv.