Milner08

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by Milner08 5y ago
How long is the flight in comparison? And have you factored in the airport time into that? I was looking at taking the Eurostar from London to Amsterdam, and a friend was dismissing it as it took 4 hours where as the flight is ~45 mins. Exc
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by Milner08 5y ago
That's a shame, my personal perspective is so long as the question is thoughtful its fine. I sometimes get people commenting "whats this" on a random line and I haven't got time for that (unless its blatantly obvious wha
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by Milner08 5y ago
This is critical. You cant/shouldn't just go out on a whim and take shrooms. Either find someone who knows what they're doing and can walk you through it or do your own research and take it slow. Know how much your taking (as
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by Milner08 5y ago
On my old street (...not Old Street) in central London they installed standard ish plug in the lampposts with this RFID reader that let them know who to charge for the electricity. Seemed to work pretty well. Not sure how easy it is to get
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by Milner08 5y ago
Hmm, interesting. In London at least it doesn't look like the on-street charging is particularly over subscribed, although it obviously would become so if everyone followed this without drastic improvements. I think it really depends o
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by Milner08 5y ago
You're probably seeing Flying Goose brand, which is very similar in appearance (bottle, etc) but not the same taste.
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by Milner08 5y ago
I think its because you never spent time with one. I always found them incredibly intuitive and easy to use.
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by Milner08 5y ago
Same on AWS :(
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by Milner08 5y ago
They're using actual Q-Bits, so I would say its an actual Quantum computer. That doesn't make it any good though. Nor does it dismiss the claims of marketing hype. This is exactly that.
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by Milner08 5y ago
This is exactly what came to mind when I read the title. Now I need to go and watch Futurama again..
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by Milner08 5y ago
Sure look like they have the standard rayban logo on them to me?
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by Milner08 5y ago
Reminds me of the bamboo train in Cambodia. Pretty cool.
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by Milner08 5y ago
Reading about fuzz testing all I could think of was 'is this not property testing?'... That is strange. It sounds like both communities could learn a lot from each other unless there is something I am missing (there probably is..)
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by Milner08 5y ago
My issue is there is no alternative. I dont want to stop watching or hurt particular creators (not that one person would make much difference, but I enjoy their content) and Youtube is the only option. Even supporting them on Patreon the vi
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by Milner08 5y ago
"Unrelated"... literally talking about the same guy who posted this to twitter and saying how wrong he is. Yeah its related. "UFO" just means unidentified. Normally cause the cameras not in focus.
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by Milner08 5y ago
I am pretty sure they come with Lightning to USB-C now. At least the ones included with the new iMac do, and iPhones do so it would make sense for them all to.
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by Milner08 5y ago
Ohh exciting! I will be installing the beta right away!
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by Milner08 5y ago
Really? I was using the computer at 6, although basic stuff in DOS (I remember being proud I knew how to start games etc). At 6 you're in primary school in the UK and using a computer and internet safety is definitely a big thing. Not
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by Milner08 5y ago
The thing with Scala is it depends on the pattern you want to use. I am a big advocate of it, and the function pattern being used fully with something like Cats or ZIO. However I would not suggest starting there. I would start by playing ab
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by Milner08 5y ago
The UK at least tried to impose taxes and the US threatened us with sanctions. I am not aware of the exact details but its clear there is some will to change it but there is a lot of strong opposition to it as well.
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by Milner08 5y ago
They're not _all_ connected to some central police network though, many (maybe most) are private cameras. While the police can request footage to aid an investigation I don't think there is an obligation to have it stored etc.
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by Milner08 5y ago
I think you can feel sorry for them as people, while also being unhappy with their actions over the years and their position of power. To me the reaction in the UK (for example all BBC radio stations are broadcasting the same crap news abou
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by Milner08 6y ago
Nothing to do with the Boeing 737, actually just an operator error. Doesn't even seem worthy of the title 'Serious Incident'. Interesting to see that title is used to give some kind of estimated weight to the passenger though
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by Milner08 6y ago
I would definitely not do the same and its not a fact. Plenty of people value their privacy they are just not as tech savvy and not aware that they are giving it up.
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by Milner08 6y ago
Yeah this is always my go to option. However in London at least each exit gets a number and city mapper will tell you the correct one to use. If you're going to a big landmark it will also be signposted in the station which helps. I wo
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by Milner08 6y ago
Even the Tokyo metro with its massive stations filled with people were pretty easy to navigate as an English speaker with no knowledge of Japanese. Signs all over the place!
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by Milner08 6y ago
Other than my Grandma who is in her 90's and one friend who joined a church later in life (his family are atheist) I don't know anyone in the UK who goes to church. At least among my friends its just not a thing. I find it bizarre
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by Milner08 6y ago
Roman Catholic... in the UK? That makes up a very small number of churches...
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by Milner08 6y ago
While true, outside of the US credit card usage is not as common. Many of my friends don't use them, I barely ever use them. The only time I ever really think about it is to get bonus points for airlines.
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by Milner08 6y ago
Some times yes, the handheld card machine they bring over will give you the option, but its not super common in the UK. Most likely people will either tip in cash if they have any they can scrape together (becoming increasingly rare) or jus

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