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by 7ewis 5y ago
Not sure this is really appropriate here? It's not really new or interesting, unless I'm missing something. As much as we all like to download Linux ISOs...
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by 7ewis 5y ago
I've been on Reddit for over 10 years now and have to agree. Generally all the larger subreddits are fairly left. There have been some hard right subs, but most of the larger ones are banned now. I find a lot of the mods of large subs
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by 7ewis 5y ago
I have to agree with this. Most of my immediate team are in another continent, others 100 miles away. I'm used to working 'remotely' to my team, but still from the office. The office is my social space, where the company cult
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by 7ewis 5y ago
It's not _terrible_, but could definitely be improved. I'm fairly content with my current situation. My phone has 'WARP' charge, which fully charges it in less than half an hour, however it can also charge (at a slower r
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by 7ewis 5y ago
It looks nice, but not really sure who the target market for it is? It's pretty easy for a dev to send emails from Google Sheets using Apps Script. If you want to send bulk, custom emails, then something like MailChimp can do this for
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by 7ewis 5y ago
Oh wow, owned mine for years... never knew that. Often been annoyed when despite nothing playing on one device, it wouldn't switch. Great tip, thanks!
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by 7ewis 6y ago
It does make sense... if you want to build a software company, already having SE skills would be very useful. Exactly the same way a salesman would be better at starting a sales company, etc.
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Not done any research into it, but I always thought OVH was supposed to be a very budget VPS service primarily for personal use rather than business. Although thought it was akin to having a Raspberry Pi plugged in at home. Again, I may be
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Make sure you put it at the top, added it to the end... caught me out. (It asks for both)
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Appears to be global, people at my company in North America and Europe have said it's inaccessible. Starting to become a regular occurrence!
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Does that mean we might be nearing the end of camera bumps on phones?
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Repudation - "denial of the truth or validity of something."
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by 7ewis 6y ago
I do love Notion, I think it's a great tool - but it almost does _too_ much. I spent ages trying to build out a To Do list, added different views, filters, an inbox for it, categories etc. then ended up giving up and just using their o
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Yes https://docs.publishing.service.gov.uk/manual/govuk-in-aws.h...
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Working for a global tech company, with a line manager and team in another continent I've grown very used to having Meet calls. I've also worked here for most of my working life - so I've grown up with having virtual meetings
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Google Meet also has this too.
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by 7ewis 6y ago
I think they mean literally underneath the screen, like what phone manufacturers are trying to achieve to avoid having a black dot or notch. Not having the camera physically at the bottom of the screen (closer to the keyboard rather than at
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Someone uploaded the source to Twitter inside an image: https://twitter.com/GalacticFurball/status/13197659867911577...
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by 7ewis 6y ago
I've done one of the AWS certs a few years ago, found it was very much a memory test. A lot of questions on easily Google-able things. I learned a lot from the training material, but don't think the exam itself really proves that
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Great work as always! Not a network pro, but know from network engineers I've worked with how complex and expensive MPLS and SD-WAN can be. Going to get them to have a look at this.
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Not sure if I am reading it wrong, but I'm not sure the data is correct (at least for some non Cloudflare sites) example: https://radar.cloudflare.com/domain/just-eat.co.uk The leading UK food delivery company, fo
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Interesting, did some Googling on this and apparently they tried to protect the haiku in court as trade secret: https://www.rcfp.org/wp-content/uploads/imported/20120105_20... (Direct link to PDF)
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by 7ewis 6y ago
I usually have to commute for 3 hours a day. I have to be up early and get home late, stuck on a crowded train normally standing up for most of the journey. I was never previously a big fan of working from home, I enjoy the social interacti
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by 7ewis 6y ago
I believe charities can use G Suite for free, plus I know for sure there is a setting where you can tell them to store your data in the EU, US or no preference. However I don't believe there's a way to tell them to use the UK spec
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Slack appears to be having issues too: https://status.slack.com/2020-08/960bbb3c9d49a3cc
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Slack Incident Resolved – Degraded service affecting multiple features(status.slack.com)
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by 7ewis 6y ago
I'm on Three, 600mins, unlimited SMS and data.
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Would this be good for something like connecting the Pi to a VPN for say Canada, then broadcasting an SSID for it. Then connecting a Fire TV Stick or Chromecast to this AP, and tricking it into letting you stream Canadian Netflix or DAZN et
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by 7ewis 6y ago
It depends entirely on the plan you get. I'm from the UK and pay £5 for unlimited data, which admittedly is better than most plans here.
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by 7ewis 6y ago
Where do you get your cryptocurrency prices from? What's the daily run rate like, sustainable? I see you have GitHub donations, is that covering costs currently?

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