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by Lio 1y ago
> You believe all children know how to operate a VPN Yes. That’s exactly what we believe. Do you believe that 77% of UK Pornhub users suddenly stopped wanking? Seems pretty implausible to me.
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by Lio 1y ago
There’s an entropy factor involved though. It’s easier to destroy things than to restore them. We, the UK, will never be able to rejoin the EU on the same sweetheart terms as we had previously. That’s gone and can’t be replicated. In much t
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by Lio 1y ago
Are you seriously trying to suggest that monitoring of all private messages in Russia and China has stopped child abuse images from being shared? That is preposterous. We dismiss the suggestion of removing the right to privacy precisely bec
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by Lio 1y ago
I wish this was going to a museum in Düsseldorf, it feels like a missed opportunity. A Kraftwerk museum is exactly the sort of place I’d make a bee-line to as a tourist. I always wonder how Germans view Kraftwerk, as a Brit they feel as imp
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by Lio 1y ago
Sorry there’s a (hopefully) obvious typo in what I wrote. I 100% agree with you, most bike thefts are opportunistic. I know that high end bikes do get stripped for parts but I think that’s got to be mostly after they are taken and pretty
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by Lio 1y ago
I love this, it’s like a holy relic. :D
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by Lio 1y ago
Or a tough chain slack enough that it’s hard to press the grinder against.
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by Lio 1y ago
I think there might be a common myth that having a tatty looking bike means it won’t get stolen. Unfortunately I don’t think a lot of bike thefts are opportunistic and the value of the bike isn’t the motivating factor.
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by Lio 1y ago
I have a Brompton and no bike lock for this reason. When I’m on my Brompton it goes where I go. Actually I do have a “cafe lock”. Its purpose is just to slow someone down enough for me to catch them on foot. I’ve once successfully used the
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by Lio 1y ago
Maybe. If he’s a technical founder though what other position would you hold?
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by Lio 1y ago
Do they? Didn’t Microsoft force all its employees back to the office? That doesn’t sound like they have faith in Teams themselves. I use Teams every day and it can’t even do threading in channels properly. The spellchecker is unreliable and
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Standardized Definition of AI Governance(github.com)
1 points by Lio 1y ago|0 comments
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by Lio 1y ago
For the price of AWS you could run Hetzner, a second provider for resiliancy and still make a large saving. Your margin is my opportunity indeed.
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by Lio 1y ago
> From my perspective more damage has been wrought to British culture by the Disneyification of Winnie-the-Pooh (big fan of EH Shephard here) than by 4Chan. Here here! None of what Labour are doing makes sense to me from a "tHinK
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by Lio 1y ago
When we say "Ruby" doesn't have parallel GC we're really just talking about MRI cRuby. Both the JRuby and TruffleRuby implemenations have had parellel GC for a very long time. I think Peter Zhu work on cRuby has been bri
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by Lio 1y ago
The boot is a metaphore for the state in 1984. ‘If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face – forever.’ O’Brien says it to Winston after he's through torturing him in Room 101. It represents total
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by Lio 1y ago
Larry Ellison recently said that “Citizens will be on their best behaviour, because we’re constantly recording and reporting everything that is going on” . In UK we’ve recently introduced a series of laws that force people to identify them
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by Lio 1y ago
Yep I've just joined, via aquisition, a company that runs remote Windows desktops you have to access using whatever Remote Desktop is now called. I've not seen a professional desktop operating system show you adverts and click bai
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by Lio 1y ago
> Can't wait for them to release iOS 27 and announce they've made a useable UI again. "Hey friends, those accessibility settings you've used for a year? You don't need them anymore. Apple is where innovation hap
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by Lio 1y ago
That's entirely the problem.
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by Lio 1y ago
Sorry but you lost me at "zee-jit". It's always going to be Zed-Jit to me! :P (otherwise very nice work)
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by Lio 1y ago
I once went to an art exhibition in Ipswich[1] where Tim took everyone’s photograph with a giant pinhole instant camera he’d made from an old road-sign. 1. Tim is from Suffolk and also runs a sister amusements at the Under The Pier Show in
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by Lio 1y ago
Are you British? Personally, I like having a figurehead head of state that is subject to a directly elected Parliament. The King may have cerimonital power but he can never exercise it. As was proved in the Glorious Revolution we can remov
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by Lio 1y ago
This sounds like the next level of the nauseating “maybe later”. i.e. You’ll do what we tell you eventually.
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How to make your own versions of some popular bike workshop tools(road.cc)
2 points by Lio 1y ago|0 comments
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by Lio 1y ago
That's an interesting take. What do you think is embarrassing compared to Gmail? Hey works differently to Gmail but it seems pretty good to me. I any differences in workflow I see seem to be down to opinion rather than some difficien
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by Lio 1y ago
> There isn't a political party in the English speaking world who uses the word 'Liberal' in their name which is actually Liberal. > Every single one of them is better described as Socialist or Marxist. I’m sorry bu
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by Lio 1y ago
To my mind this is no different to other forms of spam or harassment. Back in the 00s I remember friends being sent “slimming club” junk mail on paper made to look like a handwritten note from “a concerned friend”. It was addressed but ran
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by Lio 1y ago
I only buy mass-market cars. I've looked at MG 4s, 5s and BYD Dolphins. I didn't rate any of them. I view all cars as depreciating liabilities and so have little interest in buy either Seal or its Mercedes equivalent.
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by Lio 1y ago
I guess that’s why Larry, Zuck and Thiel, et al want constant recording of the plebs, so that ‘citizens will be on their best behaviour’. This time there will be no revolution but it will be televised. :P

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