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Vit hugsa øll sum Trump – munurin er valdið

Í eini samrøðu við The New York Times tann 8. januar 2026 varð Donald Trump spurdur, um tað eru nøkur mørk fyri hansara valdi. Svarið var líka so avdúkandi, sum tað var órógvandi: "Yeah, there is one thing. My own morality. My own mind. It's the only thing that can stop me."

"I don't need international law," legði hann afturat. "I'm not looking to hurt people."

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Hvat vil Trump egentliga við Grønlandi?

Ein roynd at skilja logikkin uttan at góðtaka fortreytirnar

Tá Donald Trump tosar um at keypa Grønland, er okkara reaktión vanliga antin skelkur ella látur. Vit verða skelkað, tí tað brýtur við allar altjóða normar. Og vit flenna, tí tað virkar púra burturvið – sum møsn frá einum manni, ið ikki veit, hvussu heimurin hongur saman.

Men hóast reaktiónin kennist røtt, ger hon okkum ikki klókari. Skulu vit navigera í tí, sum liggur fyri framman, er fatan týdningarmiklari enn fordøming.

#politikkur #føroyar #donroe doctrine

Jobmatch: Hvør fyritøka leitar eftir klaver-leikarinum, ið kann temja kaos?

Týsdagin 30. desember lata dyrnar upp fyri Jobmatch í høllini við Tjarnir. 88 fyritøkur og stovnar standa klárir at kappast um bestu høvdini. Men áðrenn tú fert inn at vitja básarnar og lata teg lokka av orðum sum “at arbeiða agilt” og "dynamiskt umhvørvi", havi eg eitt lítið ráð til tín.

#Jobmatch #Leiðsla #Agilitet #Upstream #Føroyar #Youtube

TÁ TALVBORÐIÐ VERÐUR SELT

Um samráðingarnar um Ukraina, tríggjar menn í Miami og støðuna hjá smáum tjóðum í einum heimi uttan reglar

Stjórnarleiðarar sum stórmeistarar. Tjóðir sum talvfólk. Í okkara hugaheimi hevur altjóða politikkur ofta verið lýstur sum eitt talvspæl.

Tað er ein mynd, vit kenna: Stjórnarleiðarar sum stórmeistarar, ið flyta talvfólkini á einum globalum talvborði. Tað er eitt kalt og kalkulerandi spæl, men tað er stýrt av reglum. Ein Finna kann bara ganga frameftir. Ein Riddari kann bara leypa í einum L-skapi. Har er byrjanarspæl, miðspæl og endaspæl. Og týdningarmest av øllum: Hóast spælið snýr seg um vald, so hendir tað innanfyri ein karm, sum øll viðurkenna.

Mítt sjónarmið er, at tað júst er hesin karmur, sum vit nú síggja tær fyrstu sprungurnar í. Og tað, sum kemur í staðin, kann gerast vandamikið fyri smáar tjóðir sum Føroyar.

#politikkur

Undurverki og advokatarnir

Um føroyskan politikk millum tað sjónliga og tað neyðuga

Ein bók og ein tanki

Eg havi júst lisið bókina hjá Giuliano da Empoli, The Hour of the Predator. Hon handlar um teir stóru pallarnar – Trump, Musk, Putin, Mohammed bin Salman – og um hvussu eitt nýtt slag av politiskum aktørum hevur broytt spælireglurnar. Men meðan eg las, kundi eg ikki lata vera við at hugsa um okkara egnu føroysku viðurskiftir.

Ikki tí vit hava tílík skapilsir her. Tað hava vit ikki. Men tí okkurt av tí, Empoli lýsir, virkaði sum nakað eg kenni aftur; bara í einum øðrum mátistokki og í einum øðrum formi. Tað eru teir tankarnir, eg royni at breiða út her. Ikki sum ein endalig greining, men sum ein roynd at brúka nøkur hugtøk úr bókini til at síggja okkara egnu støðu eitt sindur øðrvísi.

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Hví 7 av 10 broytingarátøkum miseydnast - og hvat Nýskipanarnevndin skal gera fyri ikki at enda sum tey flestu

Sum verkætlanarleiðari við eini masterútbúgving í verkætlanar- og broytingarleiðslu havi eg fylgt arbeiðinum hjá Nýskipanarnevndini við stórum áhuga. Eg havi sjálvur staðið mitt í broytingartilgongdum, har alt sá rætt út á pappírinum; men har veruleikin gjørdist nógv meira fløktur, enn ástøðið lovaði. Bygnaðarligar nýskipanir eru neyðugar, men úrslitið er treytað av, hvussu tann menniskjansliga síðan verður handfarin.

Nýskipanarnevndin hevur lagt fram framsøknar ætlanir: 9 aðalráð skulu minkast niður í 6, talið á landsstýrisfólkum skal minka, og sparingin væntast at verða umleið 20 milliónir krónur árliga. Á pappírinum gevur hetta góða meining; men tað, sum ikki stendur í framløguni hjá Nýskipanarnevndini, er ein nógv størri avbjóðing.

#Nýskipanarnevndin #broytingarleiðsla

Feilurin, eg eri í ferð við at gera

Eg fari nú at gera tann feilin, eg haldi vit ikki skulu gera, men eg dugi ikki at skriva hetta uttan, at sjálvur detta í felluna.

#Refleksjón #Ivi #Spurningar

Algoritman stýrdi mær

Fyri stuttum síðani gjørdi eg tað, eg hati við politiska kjakinum á sosialu miðlunum. Ein vinur deildi eitt uppslag um veðurlagspolitikk, og heldur enn at kjakast á ein siðiligan hátt, skrivaði eg eina sarkastiska viðmerking, sum eg visti fór at fáa nógvar tumlar upp. Eg fekk mítt dopamin-skot, men aftaná sat eg við eini kenslu av at vera snýttur av mínum heila; og av algoritmuni.

Hví gjørdi eg tað? Tí eg, eins og nógv onnur, ótilvitað havi lært spæliðreglurnar í einum nýggjum veruleika. Hetta er ein avleiðing, sum fyri tað politiska kjakið er órógvandi. Tí tøknirisin Meta (Facebook & Instagram) hevur bannað politiskum lýsingum í Evropa. Og tað broytir alt.

#politikkur #Sosialir miðlar #Fólkaræði #Algoritma #Filterworld

Tá ið góðar ætlanir gerast til eitraðan retorikk: Mínir tankar um føroyskan politikk

Ein persónlig uppgerð við polariseringina - og hví eg umhugsi at velja øðrvísi til næsta val

Eg havi ein trupulleika. Vit nærkast bæði einum fólkatingsvali og einum løgtingsvali í 2026, og fyri fyrstu ferð í nógv ár eri eg veruliga í iva um, hvar eg skal seta mín kross.

#Politikkur

Tá kjak gerast hvassari: Hvussu vit byggja brýr heldur enn at grava veitir.

Í okkara almenna rúmi - serliga á sosialu miðlunum, har algoritmur ofta løna tí hvassa og kensluborna - uppliva vit ofta, at tónin í kjakinum harðnar. Tað, ið byrjar sum eitt orðaskifti um týdningarmikil evnir, endar skjótt í einum polariseraðum stríði, har partarnir grava seg niður í hvør sína skotgrøv. Vápnini eru demonisering og persónlig álop, og úrslitið er ikki, at samrøðan steðgar, men at hon fær eitt nýtt og skaðiligt skap. Hon heldur fram sum larmur, har endamálið ikki longur er at skilja, men at vinna.

#heimsfatanir #forvitni

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Kontórshavnbrillur: Tankar um Fuglafjørð og restina av Føroyum

Eg eri uppvaksin í Fuglafirði, men búgvi nú í Tórshavn. Eg eri limur í einum bólki, sum er fyri fuglfirðingar á Facebook. Her uppstanda ofta kjak um ymiskt sum rørist í býnum. Eg havi eg lagt merki til eitt mynstur, sum ofta uppstendur, tá onkur hevur okkurt at klaga um.

#torshavn #fuglafjordur #heimsfatanir #Føroyar

Tá ið vit tosa framvið hvønn annan: Ein persónlig reflektión um konfliktina millum Leiv og Marionnu

Eg má viðganga, at tað var spennandi og undirhaldandi at fylgja við konfliktini millum Marionnu og Leiv, sum byrjaði á Facebook og endaði í útvarpinum. Hetta var ikki bara undirhaldandi drama á sosialum miðlum, men ein spegilsmynd av nøkrum, ið eg sjálvur havi upplivað so mangan: hvussu fólk við ymiskum bakgrundum og ættarliðum halda seg at tosa um tað sama, men í roynd og veru tosa framvið hvønn annan.

#Satir #Kjak #Konfliktir

Et øjeblik af anerkendelse og dets livslange ekko

For nylig har jeg ryddet op i mit barndomshjem, efter min mor er flyttet på plejehjem. I en kasse med gamle ting fandt jeg nogle fotos fra min ungdom på Færøerne i 1990'erne. Billeder af venner, af steder og øjeblikke, der for længst er forsvundet i tidernes tåge.

Blandt disse billeder var der nogle af en pige ved navn Katrine. Og pludselig, som om tiden var blevet sammenpresset, stod et enkelt øjeblik lysende klart i min hukommelse.

Den stjerneklare aften

Jeg var 16 år gammel. Vi stod udenfor i mørket. Det var koldt, og luften var helt stille. Himlen over os var fyldt med stjerner, der lyste så klart, som de kun gør på Færøerne, hvor himlen er enorm og mørket er ægte.

Katrine kiggede på mig, og så sagde hun bare: "Du er faktisk meget smuk."

Jeg vidste ikke, hvad jeg skulle svare. Min generthed lammede mig, og i stedet for at sige tak eller gengælde komplimentet, skiftede jeg bare emne. Men indeni følte jeg mig set. Virkelig set. Der var nogen, som så mig som smuk. I det øjeblik betød det alt i verden. Jeg var lykkelig, men min 16-årige hjerne havde ikke kapacitet til at sætte ord på følelserne. Alligevel vidste jeg det godt indeni.

35 år senere

Nu, 35 år senere, finder jeg disse billeder, og pludselig står situationen helt klart for mig igen. Den aften, hvor jeg som en usikker teenager blev set. Det gjorde noget for mig, der rakte langt ud over det øjeblik, og var helt sikkert en af de gnister, der senere hjalp mig med at finde mit selvværd - noget jeg er dybt taknemmelig for i dag.

Det universelle i anerkendelse

Jeg har tænkt meget over, hvorfor denne hændelse har sat sig så dybt i mig. Hvorfor en enkelt kommentar fra en teenagepige til en anden teenager kunne have sådan en varig effekt.

Jeg tror, det handler om timing. Om at få anerkendelse præcis i det øjeblik, hvor man har mest brug for det. Som teenager er vi så formbare, så åbne og samtidig så sårbare. Et ord kan bygge os op eller rive os ned.

Katrine så noget i mig, som jeg ikke selv kunne se. Og hun sagde det højt. I et øjeblik af total ærlighed og nærvær skænkede hun mig en gave, hvis værdi hun sikkert aldrig forstod.

En tak, der aldrig blev sagt

Så til dig, Katrine, selvom du måske aldrig læser dette: Tak. Tak for det du gjorde dengang. Det fyldte måske ikke så meget hos dig, men for mig betød det alt i det øjeblik. Det var en gnist af lys i en tid med usikkerhed. Et øjeblik af anerkendelse, der har fulgt mig gennem livet.

Og til alle jer andre: Vær ikke bange for at sige de positive ting, I tænker om andre. I ved aldrig, hvilken forskel jeres ord kan gøre. Hvilke sår de kan hele, eller hvilke vinger de kan give.

For ord har magt. Anerkendelse har magt. Og nogle gange kan et enkelt øjeblik af oprigtig anerkendelse ændre en persons liv for altid.

#Anerkendelse #dansk

How to use social media: It's not about you but about them.

Just so you know, this post was initially posted in 2013 on a different platform that doesn't exist today.

Almost everyone is on social media. And every company should be present here as well, right? But what exactly is there to gain from being present on social media platforms, and how are you supposed to act as a brand? The quick answer is this. No one wants to hear about you. What we all want is something that has value for us.

Traditional Marketing

You probably know the drill. If you want to market yourself, be it a company or a person applying for a job, the whole thing will evolve around you. You have to do everything to make yourself look good as possible. If you are a company, you'll need to have a communication strategy where you closely monitor your consumer's reactions and close any gap between their perception and how you, as a company, would like to be perceived. In order to monitor these reactions, you will do surveys, analyse sales numbers, conduct qualitative interviews and so forth. The problem is that it is challenging to figure out what exactly is working at what isn't. As the legendary Henry Ford once said, he knew half of every dollar he spent on advertising was wasted. He just didn't know which half.

Dave Kerpen writes about this in his book: likeable social media, where he compares the traditional marketing method with how a mom and her baby communicate. I can relate to this as I am a dad to three beautiful girls. I remember how it was before my kids had a language. Communication evolved around more simple methods, such as facial expressions and sounds. I can see myself holding my youngest daughter in my arms a couple of years ago, desperately trying to make her stop crying. I tried everything, from feeding her, carrying her around singing or, in other ways, trying to get her attention to something else. Finally, at some point, she would stop. My goal was reached, but I needed to find out if her need had been taken care of.

Social Media Marketing

Now let's move a couple of years forward to today's realities. My oldest daughter is just about to turn 12 years old. She has not had any difficulties with her verbal skills, and then she has this annoying ability to bring up things I thought we already had dealt with. This typically happens when I've tried to downplay the issues, telling her that she was overreacting. This might have worked when she was younger and I had this superior authority as a parent, but those days are gone. Nowadays, she will haunt me, telling me how unfair I am and how I totally don't understand her. Our issues are only solved once I realize that it doesn't matter what I think about her behaviour and start listening to her and trying to understand her point of view. We might disagree, but that isn't what is important. What matters is that she feels heard and understood. This is how social media works. Think of it the same way as being social in the real world.

So, if before you push that send button on Facebook, think about what type of content you are sending. If it is a message about you and your brand, then think about all those disturbing spam-like messages in your newsfeed daily. What value is your message giving your "likes" and their friends? What's in it for them? You have to think and act as a consumer, and this requires you to listen first. How else can you have a conversation with someone unless you first know what they care about, what they dream about, and what they like about your company?

Because it's never about you, it is about them.

Sunbeams getting through for just a couple of minutes on a rainy day

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Patents and copyrights don’t work in today’s society.

Every bridge and building in the world had to pay a license to be built If Pythagoras in the ancient Greece had patented the Pythagorean theorem. Luckily he didn’t as the Greeks didn’t believe in owning knowledge. The example might sound a bit odd to you, but take for instance Apple’s patent, which is about the sliding gesture you make to unlock the screen.

“How can you own that?” Kristian Lund asks. He holds a Master in Philosophy and has specialized in copyright and patents. He thinks that the society is wasting time and money to protect some rather dubious rights.

“As the rules are today, they are tremendously anticompetitive and are only to the advantage of larger companies because they are the ones who can afford to defend their rights,” says Kristian Lund.

Ammunition to the war chest

The strategy of these leading companies is to own as many patents as possible. They are needed to threaten competitors and keep them checkmated. This is why Google bought Motorola, which owned a lot of patents. Because both Apple, Google, Microsoft and what now all own a lot of patents. They prefer to make lawsuits targeting smaller companies, which don’t have the resources to build a proper defense.

Kristian Lund mentions how a small company SCO Group sued multiple Linux vendors and users because there was a piece of code in Linux the SCO Group claimed to own. It soon became clear that the SCO Group didn’t have a strong case. However, this didn’t hold Microsoft back from raising 106 million dollars to help the SCO Group finance the lawsuit. According to Kristian Lund, the reason for Microsoft’s involvement is that Microsoft could benefit from the insecurity such a lawsuit creates among companies making a Linux server based solution less attractive.

Patents can serve a good purpose

Kristian Lund doesn’t oppose patents per se. He thinks that there are times when it makes good sense to have own a patent. The issue arises when companies get to own patents on solutions, which are hindering other companies' scientific Research.

“Just like as it is with math where you can’t take patent on a solution just because you were the first one to solve it, you shouldn’t either be able to own a small snippet of code,” says Kristian Lund and uses an example about sorting information in a table. If one company has a patent on a highly efficient way to sort information in tables, everyone else has to pay a license to use it or find a less efficient way, which then might bear some similarities with the original code making it vulnerable in a lawsuit.

“This is hurting progress and fair competition,” says Kristian Lund.

Copyrights

When it comes to books, music and pictures, the copyright law is there to protect anyone else but the author to copy the work they’ve made.

A quick search on google tells the story about how Copyright came about. Originally it was made because the state and church wanted to control information. ”The licenses typically gave printers the exclusive right to print particular works for a fixed period of years, and enabled the printer to prevent others from printing the same work during that period,” Wikipedia writes on their site.

Kristian Lund thinks that this way of thinking doesn’t fit into how today’s society functions. The main issue is that copyright doesn’t make any difference between commercial and private usage.

“If someone sends me a picture on my phone, do I have the right to share it to someone else?” asks Kristian Lund. He argues that the issue is a social matter and not judicial

Fair use isn’t fair at all.

There are rules within the copyright law which make it possible to use copyrighted material. You are allowed to quote or use samples if it clearly shows that you aren’t trying to copy someone else work. The problem is the “if”. Because if there is any doubt, you can risk being dragged to curt, which might end up being a costly affair.

Kristian Lund takes the example of a documentarist who was making a documentary going behind the scenes of an opera. At one point while they are changing from one scene to another a couple of actors are sitting on a couch watching the Simons on the TV. This scene he consider being acutely descriptive, and since it only is a couple of frames where you see whats on the TV screen he thinks it will be covered with the fair use paragraph. After all, it is obvious that he isn’t trying to distribute an illegal copy of the Simons. To be entirely sure he calls Matt Groening the author of the series and he tells him to go ahead and use it. To be perfectly sure, Matt recommends him to call the legal department just to be sure. The reply that if he there is a single frame in his movie showing the Simons they will sue him.

“The problem is that such a law suit will put the documentary on hold, which will have economic consequences no matter to the fact that the documentarist probably would win the lawsuit,” says Kristian Lund and concludes that copyright is an effective weapon for those who have enough legal recourses.

Make it simple

Kristian Lund believes that the current rules need a brush-up. In Denmark the rights belong to an author 70 years after his or hers death, where after it becomes public domain. Instead Kristian suggests that such rights should only last for 3 to 5 years.

“If you write a book it is going to earn most of its money within these 3 years. After that, it doesn’t make sense to claim copyright for such a product,” says Kristian Lund and stresses that it also should be allowed to use 30 seconds of any given media without paying asking for permission. This would prevent companies to use the copyright law to control the competition. Kristian believes that there should be a distinction between non commercial and commercial usage of content and mentions creative commons as one way to solve this issue.

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