Neil44

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by Neil44 4y ago
Anyone can sign up for the Porsche factory in Stuttgart, Germany or the MINI plant in Oxford UK, there are probably many others too. Stuttgart is really dominated by Porsche and Mercedes-Benz, there's an giant M-B star on the town&#x27
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by Neil44 4y ago
I've toured a couple of car plants because I find them really interesting - Porsche, Mini - the level of refinement, sophistication and tracability of their ERP is always staggering.
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by Neil44 4y ago
It’s all very well turning these off but they’ll get reset at some point when there’s an update anyway.
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by Neil44 4y ago
What was the car?
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by Neil44 4y ago
You assume I’m American, I’m not. Also the article is about Dutch people. CO2 is only one metric of pollution. And as India is 4x the population of the US what difference will the amount of Nitrogen Dutch farmers use make once the Indians a
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by Neil44 4y ago
I understand this is about new laws to do with nitrogen use in farming coming into effect in the EU. Holland is one of the first countries to actually move towards compliance the the farmers are not impressed. Personaly I am with the farmer
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by Neil44 4y ago
Rebuilding raid doesn't take the server down but disk performance i.e. IPOS will be reduced while it takes place Running service on 1 server always carries some risk whatever form that server takes For example I have loads of stuff on
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by Neil44 4y ago
Clarification, 40% of software engineers say they will only work remotely and will quit if forced.
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by Neil44 4y ago
I remember the audible ‘clunk’ of the relays snapping in on those old pass through cards. Always the sound of a good time. Remember seeing a guy at a lan party carrying his whole box by the pass through cable one too, that made a few people
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by Neil44 4y ago
I guess density of housing is a big factor. Where I live they postlady parks her van centrally ish near the post box, collects that then fans out on foot delivering stuff. But some rural roads you've got a long distance between propert
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by Neil44 4y ago
Similar to Microsoft 365 - you need a higher end subscription there too.
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by Neil44 4y ago
You could say a lot of the work is speculative because you might be wrong about how much value it ends up producing. But if you say that 1 project in 10 pays off you just take the cost of the other 9 as the cost of the 10th.
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by Neil44 4y ago
They sometimes have pacers at our local parkrun with little flags for 25 mins, 30 mins etc. It's nice to be able to see how you're doing without looking at your watch all the time because judging by how knackered you feel is usual
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by Neil44 4y ago
Not to mention that this is the Bristol Post, an area that willl not be able to see the northern lights described in the article...
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by Neil44 4y ago
A lot of this seems to be change for change’s sake. Creating something non standard for anyone used to working with wordpress for no big benefit. The main benefit of wordpress is the compatibility and the number of people who know it inside
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by Neil44 4y ago
Do you have any more quotes from the left wing comedian Stephen Colbert? I think what he meant to say was that "My reality has a left wing bias"
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by Neil44 4y ago
That's a shame. It sounds like a workplace from the 70's, or worse.
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by Neil44 4y ago
OOM Killer strikes again - it always loves mysqld for some reason...
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by Neil44 4y ago
Yeah even if the rules are in place now. Down the line - trending on twitter @ someone up for reelection - joe blogs did X why are you supporting him by allowing him to continue using digital cash?
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I do worry about that as a general point. We're all guilty of something random, in the future it'll be possible to find out exactly what by running an sql query against some huge govt database. And when we're all guilty of so
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by Neil44 4y ago
> What I'm hoping comes out of this is some backstop for the ~4 million Brits with no bank account in our increasingly cashless society. That's the intention yes > Also worth pointing out that the Pound (like every major fia
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by Neil44 4y ago
According to the PDF, the digital pound is issued by and backed by the bank of england and as such is classed as 'public money' in the same way as cash. You don't need to go begging to a private institution for the privilage
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by Neil44 4y ago
I think it's rediculous how much Windows tries to scare you away from using not-edge and then constantly tries to scare you into switching back (plus using Bing). It's no wonder their numbers are up.
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by Neil44 4y ago
Can you imagine if they didn't follow market pricing and kept their pricing way below everyone else's? They would sell out of oil in a heartbeat including future contracts and chaos would ensue, it would be the end of that company
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Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof
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I like your optimism that spammy content will be downvoted.
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There's more info in the FT article - https://www.ft.com/content/93abf2e2-d484-4edc-b5c9-30999a18b... The short version is that Barclays Eagle Labs project represented better value for the taxpayer because Barcla
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by Neil44 4y ago
I remember the best multiplayer DOOM experience was got using a little hacky IPX/SPX over parallel driver. When my friend would bring his rig over to my place to play we always spent way longer getting stuff to talk to each other than
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by Neil44 4y ago
It's easy for me and I don't know your situation to say but try not to be so fixated on the $1200/mo. Seems to be that a solid job with Python skills could make the $1200 look small very quickly.
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by Neil44 4y ago
Really? If it’s incredibly efficient at 4mi/kWh you’d need 10kwh per day (assuming 100% efficiency) from a panel on a car roof… that doesn’t even seem close to me.

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