C1sc0cat

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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
My Boss at BT took Voluntary redundancy and went COBOL contracting he made Bank!
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
I was working at British Telecom at the time and we found about 500 or so systems that where running but no longer had any value. And don't get me started on Oracle refusing to provide updated y2k compliant backports!
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
You have not got lots of people going on holiday to Italian ski resorts on cheap flights / driving and going back home.
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
They haven't got laws on the books to do this? - the UK Passed some enabling legislation in Jan I believe
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Japan is an island, Germany is in the Schengen area and has lots of travellers to and from Italy and other European countries
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
And the economy
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Yes the Eu has directives about employment law which are implemented locally.
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
That's one of the advantages from an employers POV - and sorry salary is set by market forces.
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
You must have a really small place if that's a problem WFH you really need to be able to shut the door.
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
At home I have a cheap keyboard to swap to -) The real problem is cheap headsets with poor mics and people not knowing how to turn the fracking gain down. Though at home id just swap out my laptop and stick my works one in and plugin my Cla
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
I just love the line "This use of they isn't ungrammatical, it isn't a mistake, it's a feature of ordinary English syntax that for some reason attracts the ire of particularly puristic pusillanimous pontificators, and we
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
For example "they must have forgotten to add the catch all redirect in the .htaccess file"
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Yes if both members of couple are trying to work from home in a small flat - I could see some additional stress.
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
So Sweden has gone almost cashless but they still have a manual process relying on embossed numbers? In the UK embossed numbers on cards are gone now
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Wow - if you go further down they mention there was a VT100 Demmo scene
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Classified as a destructive device :-) Maybe I should register forgotten-algorithms.com only my ponytail isn't as long as Ian's
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
I think Mr Brinn hadn't seen the dumpster fire that is https://twitter.com/bestofnextdoor
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Second comma could have been a - eg "assets - which he" But I agree that there is nothing wrong with that sentence.
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
A 50$ share should be split which was my point and tbh if your only investing $50 you should not be investing in individual shares.
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
One would have assumed it was the same as Fortran
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
shush it makes work for other Lawyers
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Its that nice Mr Googles alerts
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
I wasn't in Traffic
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Fix your stock exchanges to have stock splits then like the LSE does.
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Well for PTP have a fallback 2.4 Ghz with a pair of polarised Yaggi's and jack the power up. What I mean by having a pair is have one channel vertically polarised and one channel horizontal double bandwidth
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Yeh any one from Google here if you like to allow us to fine tune the alerts from GSC - I came in today and found 87 non useful alerts in my inbox. I will have a look at the tool and have a play - I assume you can have multiple pages :-) Wo
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
An automated email is ok but seeing visually a graph flat line or a monitor turn red is much more likely to get noticed.
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Well 2.4 is effected by rain - I think with 60Ghz you would cut the trees down
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Could be useful for backhaul though for mesh networks outdoors
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by C1sc0cat 7y ago
This is the 21st century low cost trading has been around for several decades now

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