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What are the best (and safest) website to find housing in Copenhagen?

Currently in the process of trying to find an apartment for my partner and I to move into. I have used websites such as BoligPortal and BoligHub to find apartments, but haven't needed to properly use them as I've only lived in student housing here.

BoligHub and BoligPortal both require paid subscriptions (and rather expensive ones at that) in order to contact landlords. Are there any other websites you would recommend to use? I am very aware of the prevalence of scams in the housing market, which is why I am hesitant to pay for a subscription for a website that could most likely be filled with scams. Do you guys have any suggestions? Are BoligHub and BoligPortal actually useful and worth it?

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u/HippieInTheHouse — 8 days ago

Should I play Master Quest before the remake?

I know a lot of people might be tired of seeing these types of posts lately but I realized that after the remake comes out, going back to the 3DS version might feel a little weird.

Every time I play OoT it’s because I feel I haven’t played it in a long time. That always means I want to experience the regular version, as the Master Quest would be too different.

Given Nintendos usual business practices, I think it’s fair to assume Master Quest won’t be included in the base game of the remake (let’s hope I’m wrong). This makes me feel that now is the time to play Master Quest, but I’m still worried that this will make playing the remake feel a little weird. I haven’t played OoT in a year and do want this to feel like a “new experience”

Any thoughts?

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u/HippieInTheHouse — 2 months ago

For a research methods master class, I will be doing a critical discourse analysis of two different documents. My masters program is taught in English, and exams must be written in English.

For the CDA, I’ll be examining the privacy policies of two different Norwegian news organizations. I’m worried that since the documents are in Norwegian, a methodological concern is that my professors will not understand the documents in their original language. I don’t want the discussion to simply read as “trust me bro this is what they’re saying”.

How should I navigate this?

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u/HippieInTheHouse — 6 months ago