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by 4rt 2y ago
i've heard of her, she's been on mainstream tv for a long time doing a sort of morning tv job on one of the top few channels. edit: i looked her up, its "The One Show" a sort of after-work magazine style show on BBC1. i&
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by 4rt 2y ago
this is just react though. it's not HTML validation.
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by 4rt 2y ago
Bold would be accusing them of not allowing you to install shit quality kernel drivers in ring0, and then accusing them of negligence when you hose your machine by doing it.
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by 4rt 2y ago
RedLetterMedia did a re:view of Popeye quite recently. https://youtu.be/pygCruE-EJs
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by 4rt 2y ago
Dawn Sturgess was a british civilian killed by russian nerve agent on british soil in a botched attempt to kill Sergei Skripal a russian/british dual national (spy/double agent). Alexander Litvinenko was a russian/british cit
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by 4rt 2y ago
The security model on modern OSes is vastly different to the win95 days.
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by 4rt 2y ago
I've been looking for android phones to replace my 12 mini. I'm not interested in carrying around a huge phone, even if it means a few weeks of getting used to android again. I was secretly hoping they might announce minis on ever
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by 4rt 2y ago
I'm a huge fan of powershell, especially for build scripts and other things that get complicated sometimes. Parsing XML and JSON, calling web APIs and dealing with their responses are all about as easy as they can be. The article cover
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by 4rt 2y ago
Sandbaggers is still up there as one of the best, I rewatched it last week.
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by 4rt 2y ago
Porsche has a reasonably priced upgrade path for their head units even in quite old cars which add Carplay. The value is obvious to them - it maintains a high resale value on older vehicles which maintains their higher current sale value. S
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by 4rt 3y ago
I always thought self-awareness would only evolve relative to how social the beings are.
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by 4rt 3y ago
Your RF knowledge is no-doubt sound, the people saying TV detector vans are impossible have no idea what they're talking about. But, ultimately the tax isn't on TVs. The tax is applied to people watching broadcast live television
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by 4rt 3y ago
I thought apple/google only verified payments up to a limit (ever increasing) of e.g. £500/£1000 based on the biometrics? Is that right?
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by 4rt 3y ago
I'll bite, who's forcing you to "pay for the BBC a fee for a service" you don't use?
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by 4rt 3y ago
Hopefully one of them was a pilot
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by 4rt 3y ago
As far as I can see there's no need to re-encrypt the signal - just leave it as a non-HDCP stream? There are HDMI splitters which silently strip HDCP to output to two screens at once - they don't advertise this feature but they do
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by 4rt 3y ago
That made me laugh
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by 4rt 3y ago
And also that militaries are training far fewer pilots with the advent/expectation of future wars being primary fought with drones and missiles rather than fighters.
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by 4rt 3y ago
That was the main way. Another was some networks had a voicemail number you could dial into from abroad and then enter the phone number and pin of the voicemail box you wanted to access. Before this scandal nobody has ever changed that pin,
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by 4rt 3y ago
Assuming that retained grounds in the grinder operate like a FIFO it's just that they go stale quickly so ruin each next day's coffee. That's what Hoffman implies anyway.
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by 4rt 3y ago
It looks to be launched from the 'nest' by spring/air using the sabot because it leaves so quickly. No way a jet could accelerate it that quickly on its own. That doesn't mean it's incapable of taking off on its own
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by 4rt 3y ago
I'm not from the USA but it seems like "survivor" traditionally implies having survived a situation where the normal expectation is poor odds of survivability. Nobody's a stubbed toe survivor or an upset about the bus su
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by 4rt 3y ago
Couldn't you just do it but with a fake name?
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by 4rt 3y ago
This one seems ok https://www.mudblazor.com/components/dropzone#basic-usage
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by 4rt 3y ago
You're talking specifically about Blazor client-side framework which is designed for e.g. games or drawing apps where 6mb of downloads isn't particularly onerous. The far more common use-case is Blazor server-side which doesn&#x27
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by 4rt 3y ago
That looks to be some individual dev's dragdrop example made 4 years ago. Just because it's hosted on azure doesn't mean its a microsoft demo.
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by 4rt 3y ago
Exactly this, doing it right is possible but vastly more complicated and requires tons more UI work. It's not impossible - tape drives jukeboxes with 5 minute delays aren't a new invention.
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by 4rt 3y ago
I read this just a minute ago: > A Yorkshire horse fair nearly a century old may not be able to go ahead this year as it runs out of options for places to hold it. > Lee Gap Horse Fair has been taking place in some form in West Ardsl
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by 4rt 3y ago
He seemed like a great guy on Ali-G. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bYjGHRX9dE
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by 4rt 3y ago
The last time this idea was re-floated in the 2010s was in reponse to Panama increasing their transit fees. The fees decreased, making the project financially infeasible again. It's interesting that its an unnamed Chinese company who s

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