Milner08

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by Milner08 7y ago
It says its the longest metro service in Europe... I assume they are not including the Elizabeth Line in London that will be 117km in total.
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by Milner08 7y ago
H&M is much, much bigger than Forever 21. Forever 21 barely exists out side of North America, but H&M can be found everywhere. I mean everywhere. That may be a factor in how cheap they can be - The scale of the business.
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by Milner08 7y ago
Damn thanks for pointing this out! Just canceled the auto-renewal of the two .uk domains they added for me.
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by Milner08 7y ago
This is absolutely the WRONG message. Everyone should not have their own vehicle. That is insane. Especially in big cities.
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by Milner08 7y ago
"a programming language for people who are sick of programming languages" is nonsense.
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by Milner08 7y ago
That is NOT the approach in Europe at all... Maybe in one or two countries, but not in Europe as a whole.
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by Milner08 7y ago
Everyone on an ESTA has their photo taken when they enter the US (at least first time you enter on an ESTA. I don't always have it taken on subsequent visits). I would assume that is enough for them to match you.
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by Milner08 7y ago
I always assumed they are storing every photo to help recognition because it definitely seems to get better the more you use it. You're right there is a human there though monitoring it, I assume they only step in when the system cant
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by Milner08 8y ago
Barbican is one of the best examples of Brutalism in the UK and I love it! Its far from Ugly. Its functional and interesting, far more so than the bland glass builds down the road in the city.
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by Milner08 8y ago
Sequel Pro doesn't support PG though... Unless I have missed something? If you can tell me how to use it with PG I will be very happy :P
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by Milner08 8y ago
Ehh, I've seen that happen in the UK, but only on the small scale. You cant do that if you're making 10% of the workforce redundant but if its one or two people you can. They moved them to a new role, gave them very little work to
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by Milner08 8y ago
I moved from Java to Scala this year and I am loving it. What started as a rather basic understanding of FP (from a Haskell course in Uni) has come along leaps and bounds. I now understand what people are talking about when they go into Mon
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by Milner08 8y ago
There are also a few electric-only buses rolling out. Along with a lot of them being hybrid with auto start-stop now so they aren't polluting while in traffic. Id like to see more of them move to electric only though!
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by Milner08 8y ago
Or Apple switch them to the A series processors! Although I really cannot see that happening on the pro lineup anytime soon (Although I think its highly likely on the air and non-pro MacBooks)
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by Milner08 8y ago
Where did you get that nonsense? I use it all the time in the UK and there are always tonnes of other users on the map. It ALWAYS knows about broken down vehicles, etc that users report. So I'd say its pretty well used outside of the U
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by Milner08 8y ago
I was wondering if it was the same project I remembered! I used to use it in high school, with its stored on a USB stick that i'd carry around on my keys. Was pretty useful at the time, wouldn't want to carry around a USB stick no
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by Milner08 8y ago
I hate to defend IBM (I used to work there and have nothing good to say) but its likely they were using the "Private Cloud" which is exactly what you say, co-location in the IBM Datacenter. Its just marketing rubbish.
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by Milner08 8y ago
English words of French origin are normally considered formal. Back when the French invaded England the rich spoke French, while the poor spoke Anglo Saxon. The words mutated and changed but words of French origin are now formal because of
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by Milner08 8y ago
is it? I have never, ever seen it used and I've lived in the UK my whole life.
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by Milner08 8y ago
I believe the EU would be the lesser of two evils here. If we leave it up to the UK Government and Mrs May we will have it far worse. She has tried several times to ban WhatsApp and encryption in general. I wouldn't put anything like t
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by Milner08 8y ago
As do Monzo, infact the magnetic strip is disabled as default and you can only enable it for 24 hours at a time.
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by Milner08 8y ago
They will almost certainly have assigned reps in the other company they can reach out to for things like this. They may be competitors but they're still active on the other platforms.
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by Milner08 8y ago
I agree, I think it trades off being ever so slightly easier to read with being so damn ugly I don't want to read it. I actually think Comic Sans (as ugly as that is) is easier to read and less ugly than this font.
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by Milner08 8y ago
Do you understand the difference between a first order effect and a second order effect?
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by Milner08 8y ago
Wait they called their studios Pinewood? As in the same name as the famous British studios where they film James Bond and stuff? Come on Atlanta get your own studio name! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinewood_Studios
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by Milner08 8y ago
This is perfectly possible. I used to work on something that did just this but at the time used a small battery and an SSD to quickly dump the volatile state before power loss. This meant we had to limit the amount of volatile data that cou
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by Milner08 8y ago
That just gives the party with the money the upper hand. Thats an awful idea.
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by Milner08 8y ago
Interesting in the UK they have their own courier who tend to be better than the rest, until it goes wrong that is. Then its a pain in the arse.
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by Milner08 8y ago
Have you actually tried any? I have a 4 year old Samsung TV and its Netflix app is great. I don't want the hassle of turning on my PS4 or setting up a Pi. I don't really see why people hate on Smart TVs I've used both Samsung
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by Milner08 8y ago
I agree I actually prefer the new keyboards and I've not seen any issues yet. Although my opinion may change if I do.

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