Hallucinaut

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by Hallucinaut 8y ago
So they would definitely get back on planes rather than just going rogue and trying to stay in the country and working illegally? And existing citizens would not lose out through massive oversupply problems in the labour market? I can'
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by Hallucinaut 8y ago
Thermal bags, transport-aware packing, and the service costs a couple of quid, not the ten dollars you suggest. You're not going to get a gourmet steak hot from the grill with precisely placed edible flowers laid delicately in it. But
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by Hallucinaut 8y ago
The Old Testament certainly has a few more readers these days
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by Hallucinaut 8y ago
I'm curious as to the scenario in which the security edits you mention could be required. Could you give any examples?
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by Hallucinaut 8y ago
Absolutely the same addiction here. Even the identical looking houses (at least on the CPC464) I'm pretty sure by muscle memory I could find the Guild and dungeon entrances, I did them so many times. I loved that game so much I finally
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by Hallucinaut 8y ago
Java users in the enterprise like myself in some of my client work won't be massively enthralled by this approach, though not necessarily for good reasons. Audit and compliance teams love to pick up on software versions not on the late
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by Hallucinaut 8y ago
Yes, there are new features and I would say at an accelerated rate (though slightly arbitrary). It also means features that were being punted back from releases (like modularity in jigsaw) get a chance to surface without waiting several yea
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by Hallucinaut 9y ago
Kākāpō live on three islands these days, all having been made pest free. Though where they were rediscovered in the 60s is absolutely not pest-free, though is sparsely populated being at the extreme southern tip. As a kid I used to go to th
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by Hallucinaut 9y ago
Working at a (German) investment bank still using Java 6 and Perl 5 extensively in 2018, I can assure you it's not just retail banks. Legacy technology mires are everywhere in the enterprise world and often the premia to work in those
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by Hallucinaut 9y ago
Amazing. A pitch entirely made of memes...
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by Hallucinaut 9y ago
It was the day RSS died for me
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by Hallucinaut 9y ago
I think people are fully aware, but they're claiming that sites do not have unique content or provide other value that would be enough to justify display of the ads, or they think that all sites should always find non-ad based revenue
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by Hallucinaut 9y ago
Sounds a bit like socialism to me. Next, you'll want to be sharing the costs of healthcare so people who happen to have an accident aren't bankrupted and left in financial stress for life...
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by Hallucinaut 9y ago
While having some cynicism over Tory deals regarding NHS data is understandable, and it reads like the agreement with DeepMind was not up to the standards expected, it seems to me less about a political party trying to "monetize"
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by Hallucinaut 9y ago
It's on my backlog of experiments that I'll probably never get to, but has anyone had success running QEMU on, say, AWS (virtualized) Windows servers to run Linux VMs? I presume HAXM isn't relevant for attempting this?