GordonS

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811.
by GordonS 4y ago
We do the same, and always have, even before we were married. It seems very old-fashioned for a married couple to have "mine and yours" in this day and age - I remember my grandparents doing that when I was a kid, and it even seem
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by GordonS 4y ago
But people actually believe it - my wife showed me one of these articles just yesterday, and was exclaiming that sound really does travel in space, because that's what the title said. NASA marketing itself is fine, misleading people, c
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My Slightly OTT DIY Motion Sim Rig – 3DOF and G-Seat(rowanhick.com)
1 points by GordonS 4y ago|0 comments
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by GordonS 4y ago
I didn't mean the few expensive products that are meant to be half decent, like Impossible; my comment was more about the bulk of the market, which is frozen aisle nuggets and the like, mainly made of high-GI cheap shite and pea protei
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by GordonS 4y ago
> they're what I would consider mostly junk food. Highly processed, low in naturally occurring nutrients and rich in salt and additives This is my main issue with most modern "meat alternative" products too - they're
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by GordonS 4y ago
Also seems like there are more strikes or strike ballots happening every week.
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by GordonS 4y ago
I thought they only had one reason: "operational reasons"!
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by GordonS 4y ago
It does it even when nothing else is plugged in, and I've had occasional crashes since I got it 5+ years ago (so, across multiple MacOS versions). TBH, the crashing when plugging/unplugging, HiDPI issues and general ugliness and c
819.
by GordonS 4y ago
It's not just you. I regularly use both Windows and MacOS, though I started with Windows king before MacOS... and I just fine MacOS so unintuitive, ugly and clunky! Also, it regularly crashes when plugging/unplugging an external m
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by GordonS 4y ago
Hmm, that's an interesting idea - perhaps the browser first downloads some kind of "manifest" file, which lists the required URIs, then the browser can request them all at once?
821.
by GordonS 4y ago
This looks beautiful, but personally I'd like a full sized keyboard with a numeric keypad, and the usual complement of Home, Insert, PgDown, PgUp etc. Also, what is pricing like?
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by GordonS 4y ago
I do, and use the same tooling for Postgres containers as when running Postgres outwith containers - WAL-E.
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by GordonS 4y ago
Even if Microsoft did release an OSS debugger with less features/performance than the proprietary debugger, you know the narrative would instantly change to complaining about keeping features/perf back for paid users.
824.
by GordonS 4y ago
Not the GP, but I'm pretty sure they were asking if you drank a lot of alcohol, not water :)
825.
by GordonS 4y ago
Can you IM it too? IM usually has a slight drop in bioavailability vs IV, but it's much easier.
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by GordonS 4y ago
How much do you spend on supplements every month?
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by GordonS 4y ago
It varies wildly depending on which network you are on. For example, on EE I get 4G coverage almost everywhere - even across remote parts of the Scottish Highlands and Islands. OTOH, my missus is with Three, and she rarely gets 4G at all ou
828.
by GordonS 4y ago
I've worked for (non-tech) companies that didn't let employees know they were safe for months - and they did it almost every.single.year... and always just before Christmas, like they planned to hurt people as much as possible
829.
by GordonS 4y ago
Interesting, do you think you have a chance at competing against Microsoft's own tools, like Teams? Regardless how crappy Teams is at certain things, the people that decide "we're using Teams" often barely use it themsel
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by GordonS 4y ago
If you asked 100 random people on the street, I'll bet most would say the Fukushima nuclear disaster killed hundreds or thousands of people. As a single data point, I just asked my wife (who, for background, is well educated and pays c
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by GordonS 4y ago
Nope, I was thinking of transactional NTFS, which AFAIK is still supported, but deprecated. I'd totally forgotten about WinFS - I remember it being touted years back, and it sounded great... and then it got cut before the next version
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by GordonS 4y ago
I wonder if such an API would require hardware support in order to remain performant?
833.
by GordonS 4y ago
Windows used to have an almost unknown "transactional file system API" that sounds similar to what you're asking for. I think it was recently deprecated, but I don't know why, or what the history of this API is. Might be
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by GordonS 4y ago
Clouds potentially make this an expensive option because of their silly egress bandwidth fees.
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by GordonS 4y ago
What about kernel updates on the host?
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by GordonS 4y ago
I use Logi Options too, but while it's stable for me, it still uses a bafflingly high amount of CPU. But if I don't run Logi Options, then mouse buttons 3+4 stop working :-/ It's been like that for years. Logitech's
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by GordonS 4y ago
I think the GP's comment was more about the latter part of the quote, about the author not being affiliated with a research institution.
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by GordonS 4y ago
I thought only strong cryptography came under that banner?
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by GordonS 4y ago
I love the idea! The pricing, not so much. When I think about what that money gets elsewhere (e.g. Pluralsight), IMHO your pricing is 2x what it needs to be.
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Active GitHub Forks(techgaun.github.io)
1 points by GordonS 4y ago|0 comments

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