LandR

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151.
by LandR 3y ago
No, I'm still confused. What is going on? Is the whole point that it's gibberish?
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by LandR 3y ago
I'm not convinced. Most software I use today is awful, but then again it is so much more complicated. It is rare thought that I use something that had one purpose and does it well. Interacting with a computer has never been more frustr
153.
by LandR 3y ago
Thanks, this seems to work for me!
154.
by LandR 3y ago
Possibly. I didn't know this was a thing!
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by LandR 3y ago
This isn't working for me on Firefox / uBlock and Ubuntu :( I don't get the popup, but the video is just black and the play button does nothing.
156.
by LandR 3y ago
I'm in the UK and have my cc setup to auto pay the full balance each month too. However I use my credit card for everything except my direct debits like mortgage, utilities etc. Literally everything else is on credit card. I just get m
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by LandR 3y ago
Why not ? It's a really cool spider! And I say this as someone that is pretty terrified of all spiders.
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by LandR 3y ago
In my city, in the rougher parts it used to be somewhat normal to pay someone to "look after your car", of course you were paying them not to vandalise it while you were away! Especially popular on football days when parking near
159.
by LandR 3y ago
You have (recur ,,,) for TCO.
160.
by LandR 3y ago
BYOD ?
161.
by LandR 3y ago
20 crashes, At out current level of airline safety, how many flights would we need to fly to get to 20 crashes. We must be close to around 1 crash a year? So 20 years... In 1 year we have around 20 million flights... 400 million flights to
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by LandR 3y ago
Surely though, if you can take travel near light speed you need a detection and maneuverability system so advanced, because any impact is game over, that pottering around at non relativistic speeds should be an absolute doddle.
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by LandR 3y ago
I want to know how they apparently have advanced tech that allows them to travel the vast distances of space, and if certain people are to be believed, have crafts capable of astonishing maneuvers we can't match... Yet, they crash all
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by LandR 3y ago
I'd happily talk religion, trans rights, racism etc with anyone at work. But then I'm not paranoid , and Ive never worked anyplace in 20 years where I feel people are being dishonest or disingenuous or playing any sort of games. e
165.
by LandR 3y ago
This is absolutely crazy to a European.
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by LandR 3y ago
The one with the all the white / biege colour books, I'd actually love to have all my books on my bookshelves with the same colour. I like all my books, but I think it's quite ugly with how different all the colours are. Obvi
167.
by LandR 3y ago
Yeah same here, almost the entire landing page that I can see on my monitor is immediately just Disney+ advertising. Nothing at all to hint I'm on nationalgeographic.com
168.
by LandR 3y ago
Worked on a software system for deep sea cranes, where they wanted us to be able to support them having 4000-8000m cables on the crane.
169.
by LandR 3y ago
Thanks! That worked, it was a check.
170.
by LandR 3y ago
I'm stuck on the chess one. The best move is Queen to e8, which I'm sure is represented in algebraic notation as Qe8. But it says that Qe8 is invalid notation.
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by LandR 3y ago
This is why I dont understand why people expect UFOs to have lights on them. Or when they see lights they go to UFO. Why ? Why would external lights be helpful when travelling interstellar distances. Then if you have the technology to trave
172.
by LandR 3y ago
Annoyingly, I just got a new mobile contract as I was leaving BT and moved to EE. I had agreed to a price of £x per month. After 2 weeks, I hadn't even had my first bill in, I got a letter saying the price was going up because of infla
173.
by LandR 3y ago
I'm not sure I follow, it sounds like do something long enough to get good and it will become a passion... That almost sounds like a sort of Stockholm syndrome...
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by LandR 3y ago
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by LandR 3y ago
My new washing machine has touch buttons to start it and pause it. I normally have to push start a few times to get it to actually start, and there is no feedback that I've even pushed start at all. So I don't know if it's ju
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by LandR 3y ago
I've been really enjoying Dead Cells recently for this exact reason. It's a castlevania style rogue game, I can turn it on, play for 30-60 mins and turn it off again. SImple controls, hard, a bit different each time, fun.
177.
by LandR 3y ago
Same here, haven't paid a Tv licence in years. Even told them I don't need one. Doesn't stop the idiots sending me threatning letters every month.
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by LandR 3y ago
For my current job I had to get proof of my degree, institution and grade. Thos was for a degree between 1999 and 2003. They wanted info down to the month I started... I had no idea so just guessed a month in 1999... They got back to me to
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by LandR 3y ago
Pretty much any lisp.
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by LandR 4y ago
^^^ This. If I do a weeks work on getting a feature ready, and then product decide to change all the requirements around and it needs redone. Why do I care ? I still get paid for that weeks work... Next week I'll rework the requiremen

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