Neil44

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by Neil44 3y ago
You can bet some of those those IP's listed in the SPF record are going to be interesting to look at.
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by Neil44 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regularity_rally Regularity trials are about all round competency. The speed element is capped because the relationslip between speed and money is somewhat exponential. You would be amazed
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by Neil44 3y ago
That leading zeros thing is such a pain in the ass. Silly default IMO.
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by Neil44 3y ago
"The UK GDPR gives people the right not to be subject to solely automated decisions, including profiling, which have a legal or similarly significant effect on them." https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/uk-gd
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by Neil44 3y ago
It's part of the huge, finger in the air balancing act of developing drugs. How much money do you put into early phase 1 and before stuff that may or may not make it. And what's the market if it does make it. Because the ones that
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by Neil44 3y ago
I wish they would do that here. Our nearest city has tons of derelict and decaying buildings that sit on the books of faceless organisations far away staffed by people who've never set eyes on them, and don't have to live in the r
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by Neil44 3y ago
Ah drat, better get my thinking head on again!
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by Neil44 3y ago
It's not obvious if the article mentions it but this exhibition is free to visit in person at the Wales Millennium Centre. Might take my dad for Christmas. https://www.wmc.org.uk/en/llais/events/wasteland
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by Neil44 3y ago
That is a failure of imagination, like the guy who said let's close the patent office in the 1800s because everything had been invented. We have no idea what such a surplus of energy would make possible that we don't even have the
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by Neil44 3y ago
*citation needed
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by Neil44 3y ago
Yeah just a little 1mm hump on one side of the plastic tongue, but yeah the 1mm would have to come from somewhere.
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by Neil44 3y ago
I thought the tongue should have a little bump on the right or left, so if you're upside down you can tell straight away because the connector will want to angle over, rather than wiggling and wondering and doing the standard 3 tries t
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by Neil44 3y ago
Imagine the difference between say a sit-com and a movie with the sound off. The movie will have range and intentionality to the scenes. Light, dark, vibrant, dull, perciptible and intentional changes from one to another to match the story.
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by Neil44 3y ago
Windows RDP is a much better experience than basically everything else, it's not diffing a big jpeg of the screen like almost everything else does it sends more primitives to do more compositing on the client end. If the latency is low
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by Neil44 3y ago
Some longer term hardware is 3G, many car telematics, sat-navs etc for one.
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by Neil44 3y ago
That's cool. I regret throwing my ancient kindle away now. The expensive corporate version of this is called a Joan - https://getjoan.com/digital-signage/
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by Neil44 3y ago
If you don't want to get super techie you will get less headaches with Intel or AMD today. Deciding between those two is not a big deal compared to other things, like the code you're running and the server setup, unless you have d
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by Neil44 3y ago
Mine is a few years old hybrid but you can move it with the door opoen. I only know because occasiionally I've cracked the door to physically watch the rear wheel during a tight manouver. I haven't tried any high speed James Bond
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by Neil44 3y ago
Where possible I go third party on disks and ram.
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by Neil44 3y ago
The number of people in the world who can both understand this stuff in that much detail whilst also being able to explain it in a straightforard and understandable way must be extremely low.
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by Neil44 3y ago
Was it being transported or worked on I wonder? Evedently without sufficient care!
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by Neil44 3y ago
Not really the point but all the grandfathered free google workspace setups I've been aware of have been phased out over the last few years, surprised the authour still has one.
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by Neil44 3y ago
Well if you want to get all nationalistic, the software was Austrian.
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by Neil44 3y ago
Are you referring to Meta or Al Jazeera?
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by Neil44 3y ago
I can only think that it was some kind of fixed binary blob of 1/0 flags where all the positions had been used umpteen times over the years and nobody wanted to mess with the system to replace it with something better.
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by Neil44 3y ago
I bet they have beefy air to oil coolers as well. Still, I'm surprised that the engine can take any sustained load without water as there would be no cooling around the cylinders.
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by Neil44 3y ago
Yeah. I wonder if it's because both their markets are quite conservative and BEV's are still quite immature.
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by Neil44 3y ago
I don't understand how Microsoft was almost broken up over bundling IE with Windows back in the day but now does things like this all day long.
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by Neil44 3y ago
Honda was one of the first into hybrids.
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by Neil44 3y ago
I understand the sentiment but when you have this many people living close together, somebody has to be the adult to make sure things continue to work for everybody.

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