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Jaruzel
6y ago
IIRC, 'Dirty Sanchez' is a slang term for a sexual act.
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6y ago
Previously, on Hacker News... * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3230988 * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20041139
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Bletchley Park: Facebook donation gives museum a boost
(bbc.co.uk)
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If it was an A500, and all you did was slot it in, then it was a 512k upgrade, giving you 1Mb total. If it was an A500+ then it could have been a 1.5Mb upgrade. Interestingly, modern 512k upgrades for the A500 are tiny now, just the edge
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6y ago
I've been looking for a DSLR/DSLM on eBay for a while now to hook up to my Elgato Cam Link, and prices there aren't any better. It's like every youtuber has worked out the DLSR + HDMI output = Webcam trick, and it's
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6y ago
Because Orcas are not whales, they are dolphins.
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6y ago
> Orcas are most terrifying animals when you know what they are capable of. They are not [erroneously] called 'Killer Whales' for nothing.
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6y ago
I wouldn't call ~450 GBP, 'cheap'... https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-ILCE6000LB-Compact-SELP1650-El...
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6y ago
To me, the absolute classic webcam is also the original QuickCam[1]. When I was MUCH younger (late 1990s), a group of us at a Global Trading Bank whose name I won't mention bought a bunch of them and set up a web server with all the vi
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> transmitting 10 million packets per second, from a single machine One wonders if your ISP would detect you running this thing, and kill your connection. I'm pretty sure a lot of ISP T&C forbid mass scanning tools?
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6y ago
If you've got money to burn, Waveshare have some nice e-ink displays that you could hook up to a Pi4. https://www.waveshare.com/product/displays/e-paper/epaper-1....
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6y ago
Because Science. /s
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“The Radium Water Worked Fine Until His Jaw Came Off”
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6y ago
It's getting hard to keep track tbh :D
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> Because .NET Core isn't fully compatible with .NET Framework The roadmap is to collapse both into '.NET Standard' at some point. MS are committed to full cross-platform compatibility.
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6y ago
Take a deck of cards, and heavily shuffle it. Is it the same deck or an entirely new one? I think most of us understand that there is a difference between sharing DNA and biological ancestors.
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UK guy here. When I was at School (in the 1980s) this was definitely not taught. Mind you, a lot of things were not taught in UK schools in the 80s... education was pretty rubbish back then.
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I didn't scroll down on the T&Cs did I ? :)
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I wasn't dissing his work. It IS great. What I was trying to say, is that without any training, and by pure self-learning, I have the same skill set. I was replying to the parent comment about needing formal training.
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6y ago
This is utterly rubbish. My scenario: Live with my partner, neither of us goes out unless we REALLY have to. All shopping doorstep delivered. The dropdowns do not cater for this at all. I might check back if/when some grown-up data is
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> presumably by taking classes at a technical college? Trial and Error is all you need. I've never formally trained myself in woodworking and I'm pretty good at it. I could definately replicate what this guy did if I had the
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This is correct. .EU domain registration have several restrictions on them, one of which is full disclosure of who you are. I would trust a .eu website, over a .com anyday.
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I read the terms, but didn't click the confirmation, and got 'No' as 'Read terms' - so I think it's tracking the confirmation checkbox.
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No-one likes a boaster. 7.5/10 here btw. :D
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Focusing on the word 'amateur' here. For a while I fancied myself as an amateur photographer. First on film, and then digital. After 1000s of shots, and tons of money on kit and film etc. plus hours of learning techniques, I reali
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Outlook now uses the Chromium engine as it renderer (instead of MSHTML) so I guess it doesn't do this anymore?
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Skimfeed: Text Only News Aggregator
(skimfeed.com)
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Sometimes, right clicking on the larger preview image and selecting 'view image' will bring up the original. Not always though.
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I know it's Google[1] but try this: https://www.google.co.uk/advanced_search --- [1] Boo, hiss, etc. ;)
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6y ago
As does 'fabrikam.com', but interestingly doesn't seem to be on outlook.com....
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