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C1sc0cat
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They did admit to hack scada system in a "clinc" - a some what serious offence that can have lethal side effects.
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And in Salaried organisations it shows a disconnect from how professional's work, and Disrespects the employee as well.
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For short titles and short comments English-speakers should be able to parse quite well.
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being careful with Zinc is VERY important. I was in the Royal Free in the UK (for a Kidney transplant) and the guy next to me had over done Zinc and had completely shut is kidney function down due to complications with other prescribed medi
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Hexapodia is a Key insight :-)
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Not from WW2 experience in the Battle Of Britain the RAF manged to repair air strips very quickly - and the Black Buck raids on the Falkland's by V Bombers was only partially successful
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Or pass the Buck :-) I often get this as an experienced person I get tasks sent to me requiring a detailed response to a problem - where what should happen is they should have done the research and proposed a solution for me to review. Its
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Its also a failure on the company and HR functions part that this manager was A promoted /recruited and B allowed to continue their behaviour.
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You document this in your PDP (personal development plan) and 121's
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6y ago
So 5 drones big ones which will be sub sonic - lets say so 5x 500kg - you might do some damage - but not that much - and who Is painting the targets for the drones
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6y ago
And have wild swings in load - if its steady sate load then owning the kit outright and renting space in a DC is much more cost efficient than AWS. And bonus you can write of the depreciation cost of hardware in your accounts.
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Rail lines out of London are already very very congested - and the infrastructure is creaking. The idea is that hs2 would be new track that would free up slots on the existing network.
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X.400 tried that didn't work so well I know some of the howlers we found doing interconnect work cough cough Sprint and ICL
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Time to dust of my old X.400 and x.500 skills and update my cv then. Sigh I could have had such a cool email address if that had taken off C=UK CN=Nickname - I was third line support for the UK x.400 ADMD and had admin
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Lot of smaller countries open to back room pressure
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Latency your forgetting Latency
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Produce a replacement for IPv6 that interworks better with IPv4 - then take Ipv6 out back and drown it in Lake Geneva
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Not sure why the ITU isn't it another body the ratifies RFC's Might well use lobbying of smaller ITU member nations to try and get this through. Oh all that debt for that port we built as part of the belt and road. And the optics
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That's all right you just pass some new red flag laws.
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The "labour" party in Australia is not really a "workers" party
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That's because of entryism by far right activists - the sensible Republicans need to talk to Tony Blair and Gordan Brown about that.
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Oh so you have a "remit" option then - cool So how do the electorate hold the executive to account if they say the will do x instead of y but actually do nothing or something else entirely? Can you have a reference back on a subse
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From uk experience if you go into ICU or any high risk ward they tend to put you in the inflatable leg splints. Serous kidney problems are no joke and you might well end up with chronic kidney failure - so you will be on the pathway to dial
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Like ? You probably should be using a windows pro install and not one with crapware from the manufacturer
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You can set windows not to update in core hours and even then you can decline the update. I have never had a bricked OS from an windows update You know you can unpin stuff from the start menu to get rid of clutter.
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Back when I had a Saturday job at my local library I used to roughly sort the books alphabetically on the trolley that had the books to be shelved first then go round the shelves.
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You don't watch NCIS ?
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FYI for a huge consumer brand we see over 60% on mobile
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You should build what they need - though a lot of the problem is that those specifying websites have very little idea about how the web works and what is needed. Unfortunately this isn't the 60's at Sterling Cooper where you can
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Dam I was 20ish and doing now what I did back then I might well stay in mech eng. I did the specialised mech eng A1 BTEC in the UK that had been set up to service speclised industries - all but of my class worked in bleeding edge RnD. I
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