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Was the Amiga a British phenomenon or was it Stateside too?
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For those curious what the 'cure' is in the article: "His cure is relatively simple, or at least relatively simple to acquire – all the ingredients are available in pharmacies, or online. To prevent the hangover, Bishop-Stall
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You should always be looking. The best time to look for a new job is before you need one.
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A guy I know ran IT for a London borough's libraries. Part of his job was to generate QR codes to go on various posters, stands and literature. He generated hundreds of them. Recently, he checked how many times they'd been scanned
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https://www.mustakbil.com/people/profile/e07492f85c7041b4922...
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Thanks for this answer. Appreciate it.
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It's interminably slow. Worse, I have multiple accounts – and it always defaults to the 'wrong' one, which means I have to go through the splash screen all over again. I'm moving to Fastmail as soon as I have time to swi
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Question if you don't mind. This "information being destroyed" thing. What do they mean by information? Isn't information a human construct? How is the universe supposed to know what information is?
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Last year I logged into an IRC channel I frequented around 1997. Damnit if many of the same people weren't there. They recognised me too. Spent a beautiful couple of hours catching up.
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E-mails sent to support@company.com sometimes turned up in an online support portal such as Zendesk, Kayako, (Fresh)Desk, WHMCS or a custom tool. I don't understand how the author is able to read email sent to support@company.com?
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>Google and Apple might use your data to better target ads against you. Apple does not use your data for ad targeting.
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Yep – this is exactly how SpamArrest works.
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Yes. They kind of claimed Watson would tell you the answer even if you didn’t even know the question.
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YouGov said that lots of millennials think the world is flat. But when Scientific American asked for the poll data, it didn't make sense – and YouGov didn't want to talk about it.
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Momentus confused me. It uses water to propel space craft. "Using water has several benefits, the startup says. One, it’s a fuel source that’s abundant in outer space." Wait, what?
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Seva.com faces rebrand backlash, remains ConvertKit(convertkit.com)
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Smart people have always stolen ideas from completely unrelated industries. I mean, Gutenberg invented the printing press after seeing a wine press crush grapes. Velcro was invented when some guy found burrs stuck to his trousers. Genius is
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> Also, why are the interviewees paying? It cannot be to pay me (the insider) cos that breaks many ethical and probably legal rules. Why?
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The author's "evidence" of Facebook eavesdropping on conversations is the fact that he talked about 'shirts' and then saw adverts for them in his newsfeed. He doesn't seem to have realised that every other post
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Facebook? Zip code is a targeting option in FB ads, unless I'm mistaken.
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Why do people say CAPEX when they could just say “money”?
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Billion, not million.
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Kind of. I'm not the 0898 from Popbitch. I just stole their handle on Hackernews.
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OT: Are you the same gadders who used to hang out on the Popbitch board?
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How did they know they'd delete it?
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They are lovely for calls. The Airpods have made calling people something I even look forward to. People have no idea I'm using hands free. If anything, I sound better since I can prop the iPhone against the window or somewhere I know
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Hit back to say: TFA is beautifully written.
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I logged into a channel on Dalnet I used to frequent when I was 16 in 1998 recently. Some of the SAME people were there. Nearly 20 years later.
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The book 'Faster, Higher, Farther: The Inside Story of the Volkswagen Scandal' is a good account into the cheating that went on at Volkswagen.
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When did Zuckerberg say that?

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