Jaruzel

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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Seconded. I'm 50 and I've just quit my job with no real path ahead of me, I'm gonna take some time and revector... See what the world wants me to do. Age is not a barrier to starting again. 37 is so young, I can barely rememb
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
There were also no such thing as 'happy little accidents'. Each show was meticulously scripted, and the painting you see him paint is the 3rd iteration, with a previous version off camera as a reference. Even knowing this, he stil
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
You are of course correct. I was simply trying to highlight clumsily that we don't have a presidential type leadership here in the UK.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
> Due to the timing of party politics and General Elections, she'll have been elected by the Conservative party, not by the actual UK electorate. The UK electorate does not elect a Leader, it elects a Party. Currently, the elected
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
This would be a massive security risk, holding that information on the machines, or even in a central location (as roaming profiles which not even MS recommend anymore).
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Serious Question: Do iris/retinal scanners work on people with severe cataracts[1] ? --- [1] People with these are part of the demographic being discussed.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
> Starring Number One. OG Mystique as well. Rebecca Romijn has done some great roles.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
So it's proxying the original site/page through their own platform using your domain named pointed at their server. What happens when the original sites start blocking requests from the ably servers?
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
You need to navigate to the classic Sound control panel, and remove all the sound files for each sound event: Settings > System > Sound > Related settings > Sound control panel Then click on the Sounds tab.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Voted you back up, thanks for the laugh :)
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
In fact, if I recall correctly, in Windows 95 badly behaved 16 bit Windows apps that tried to put their own INI files in C:\Windows had those file writes/reads silently redirected to a part of the then new Registry.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
You'd think so, yes. But... it's Corporate, nothing in those places makes much sense.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Something the comments so far in this thread haven't covered: Is there any SEO advantage to using header/article/section/footer type tags ?
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
In Corporate and Enterprise environments, the term 'Technical Debt' is now commonly used for systems and platforms that are beyond their supportable lifecycle, but are still in use for reasons , yet need to be replaced as soon as
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Surely '2 times less' is minus 100% less, if the amount originally spent is '1 times'? It's an illogical phrase to be sure.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Nothing wrong with that, IF it's on an isolated WAN, and not connected to the internet. A fully patched copy of XP, with all the group/local policies set to lock it down, is very secure. In a lot of cases, it may look like XP, but
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Understood, thanks dang.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
That hackser.io popup only appeared a few months ago. I can't see how it is doing anything except alienating anyone who visits the site. I've tried to filter it out with uBlock Origin, but so far haven't been successful. :(
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
In a previous employment, when I logged into the internal HR portal on my first day, there was a 'performance target' already set on my profile, which said: Create account on Glassdoor, and leave a review. On. My. First. Day. It
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
I have almost 30 years of working under my belt, and as I commonly tell people, I love my Job, but hate the Industry, and here's why: When I started out (mid 1990s), Corporate IT was still very much mainframe based; Desktop PCs were ju
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Modified pig hearts transplanted into dead people kept on life support(newscientist.com)
1 points by Jaruzel 4y ago|0 comments
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Rowan is a staunch defender of Free Speech in Comedy. When it looked like the UK government were going to legislate against it, he delivered this amazing speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiqDZlAZygU
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
I'll take your Laurel and Hardy, and raise you Harold Lloyd. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Lloyd
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Sad fact: Benny Hill died penniless in a shabby council flat, his body wasn't found until two weeks after he died. Naff or otherwise, no-one should go like that. :(
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
For me, something was lost when they added voice dialogue to the LEGO games. I much preferred the earlier games that had no real dialogue.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
I said this on a previous thread, but I'd like to see someone build a lightweight graphical UI desktop for this, that just keeps out of the way and lets you just get on with using your machine like Windows used to be.
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Hedy Lamarr, the Mother of Wi-Fi(thalesgroup.com)
2 points by Jaruzel 4y ago|0 comments
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
UK has those too (is there a European directive for them?) In almost all cases they are shoddily built and break really easily. I miss a proper metal lever based flush.
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
> The planet is burning. It has been for decades, people are just more vocal about it these days. > Upward mobility seems like a thing of the past. Swings and roundabouts; again every few decades this gets easier then worse. ... L
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by Jaruzel 4y ago
Putting it bluntly, the parents should have have been limiting screen time for this 'child' over 10 years ago. This problem didn't happen overnight. It's too late now to re-program the 'child', unless they them

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