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or her
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My goodness, there's a lot of bat-sh*t-crazy wrongness in the comments, like almost all are directly and demonstrably wrong. Are they paid shills or real people actually that fact-free in other aspects of their life? But that's w
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Thank you! One of my side-quests at the moment! https://www.earth.org.uk/RSS-efficiency.html
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"A few years" may be rather generous...
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Emergence of fractal geometries in the evolution of a metabolic enzyme
(nature.com)
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Ad sales on a Web site probably late 90s? Though before that sifting through USENET articles for technical gems for a large client paid better...
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Yep, just tried it. Less pretty but all worked for my main site!
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You make these as statements of plain fact. I suggest that the reality is way more subtle and complex than you allow for.
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Efficient/sustainable podcasting would be good too! WIP: my (mis)adventures so far... https://www.earth.org.uk/RSS-efficiency.html
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Feel free to contact me via my profile if you wish. I have been a solid user of SCCS and successors since SCCS became available out of the box on SunOS. The delget/deledit pessimistic model of SCCS (and RCS, and CVS?) were poor compare
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Frequently, in spite of the fact that I am able to pay (again!) for my PhD studies from money I have saved (I have kinda retired), I have my name on patents, the product I invented is on the the market and AFAIK selling well for the new own
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I still have a few SCCS directories hanging around, back from the 90s-ish I think. RCS and CVS haven't left any trace in my system (they were work only, as was SourceSafe). And my live projects are SVN and git... Yep, here's the
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If your bank replaces the card then often the recurring charges will be transferred automatically to the new card. (Equally, you often cannot cancel recurring charges to a card by simply cancelling the current card.)
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OK, thanks! May I ask which client that is? (There are also FLAC and Opus files there for clients that can see them, spanning 1.5 orders of magnitude in size!)
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Ask HN: RSS podcast alternateEnclosure Support
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“My husband and I were going to a Halloween party and somebody was playing with her iPhone,” she said. Siri spoke and Jacobsen recognized herself. She remains astounded that her voice has been heard by so many. ... Whatever she was paid, th
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The Voice of Siri Down Under
(theregister.com)
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The area around London is fairly water stressed, indeed is in some ways a desert, amazingly AFAIK.
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Maybe part of the solution is to reduce rain/stop runoff that then overwhelms the sewage system. I understand that Thames Water may get powers to charge people (eg homeowners) a fee who have flouted regulations such as SuDS by making
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Interesting. I normally have my main backup (USB-powered external spining rust) disconnected from my laptop, so I'll take today's backup and disconnect it as usual. We're not into EMP kV/m stuff here AFAIK!
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Is it a bubble? Is it two bubbles? Last night I was out playing a board game in a new venue, then clubbing. Is that another bubble? I'm off to my first resident music festival later this year, and I hope to quietly contribute to one
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TV and films drive me nuts from all the shallow emotional chain yanking. I don't think I'm missing too much. I'm currently keeping up with the outside world in part by going back to university (doing a PhD part time, with al
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You should consider "works like" and "looks like" prototypes (which may correspond to back-end and front-end here, and a thin "spike" all the way through ASAP. In other words there should probably be a number o
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Have you explicitly told your phone etc to ignore sync or to use network time? My consumer stuff all works fine (Android and macOS), so I don't that think your sweeping claim in the headline is true. You may have simply gave a few tr
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I would also suggest at least initially anything which is not pure ASCII alphanumerics, eg starting with _ since those may be special for say DMARC.
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I use blurry lo-fi images sometimes, eg to reduce the server pain during a Mastodon preview stampede, and for hero images when Save-Data is set!
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My CV is a couple of clicks away through my profile, which might answer your questions!
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My feeling is that Web dev is a commodity : embedded is a rarer more defensible skill set. Being fungible has its pros on upswings and cons on market downswings. I don't think that I've ever been paid for Web dev work per se, but
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https://www.earth.org.uk/rss/note-on-site-technicals.rss
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'Solves'?
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