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Unveiling "Sedexp": A Stealthy Linux Malware Exploiting Udev Rules(aon.com)
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Power is expensive for a few reasons. 1. Aging base load generation 2. Housing stock from cheap fuel times facing globalised energy prices. 3. Network assets being corporatised and partially privatised and there having been incentives for t
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Australia has the per capita highest rooftop solar capacity on Earth and it's generously subsidised.
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Clearly very guilty of wrongthink.
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Here it’s the same except for the rent going down. They just wait until the place is filled. It’s grim if you don’t own a home.
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============================== Andreas Kling @awesomekling · 44m My general thoughts on Rust: - Excellent for short-lived programs that transform input A to output B - Clunky for long-lived programs that maintain large complex object graphs
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Do you have a source for Gaelic being spoken in places like Berwickshire? My understanding from School of was that it went straight from the Brythonic to the Germanic.
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Gaelic on signs in the eastern borders and Midlothian are my favourite .
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The functionality should be the other way around though. Surely I want the modifier on the irreversible send action?
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I just had a long look at the list. Sure they have got rid of some chaff but there sure is a lot that sucks in there. Disaffected Millenial here.
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ECC RAM helps
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France. Italy. USA. Did do his most important work in Poland but wouldn't be notable globally if not for his time in the Vatican. France. USA and Switzerland. USA (for generations). And strangely now Serbia.
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Thanks. Ryszard Zenker has done us all a great service with that document.
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And because you knew it was coming you have the fix ready that you didn’t get paid any extra for and then the project gets declared a success by C-suite and the idiots who devised and it and almost destroyed the business get rewarded…
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It goes deeper than that. We are copies of our parents made out of self replicating molecules… copying is fundamental to pretty much everything interesting that has ever happened.
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100% it’s over thinking it. The double meaning is an instructive example. You can’t know about the double meaning a priori. It’s foreshadowing. It’s a play from a time when there was no television. No radio. No internet. People would have
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Is gawk the definitive awk implementation or am I thinking of gsed being the one that’s really different?
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> 1. 1567–1667† Discord, contention, tumult; a state of discord; a dispute, quarrel. Frequently in in (a) mutiny, at (a) mutiny. Obsolete.[1] Mutiny in this case means as defined above. An old grudge is boiling over. Note that it is high
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“Simplistic” isn’t too bad but “oversimplified” is a terrible word.
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Point of information: we don’t have a Shakespeare manuscript. We have folios and quartos. Beyond that I find the example with the long s perfectly readable. Agree that pointing out the dirty jokes ruins them.
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The boundary between curiosity and stupidity is fractal.
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Deceased beached whale is not animal cruelty to eat. I too am curious.
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On the phone but what is the Poisson distribution of this one like with and without? (Open question)
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There were lots of similar folk beliefs, such as diseases being related to the resemblance to the food you ate. E.g. potatoes looking like tumours therefore giving you tumours. In Germany they were popularised by Frederick the great putting
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Mace and cloves only grew in the southern moluccas and when the Dutch took over from the Portuguese they genocide the local Melanesian population with the help of some peoples of the western islands.
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Tomatoes, maize, chillies, and potatoes (3 are nightshade) and came during the Colombian exchange. Basil has been used across Eurasia for far longer. Certainly a lot earlier than 3 centuries ago. For Millenia in the Mediterranean.
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Have you had a look at Quarto? Any thoughts?
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People who are talked at think they’ve learnt more. Regardless, for me it was all reading.
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Dialogue is good. I am unconvinced think it’s more effective in a video form.
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Which council?

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