Neil44

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by Neil44 4y ago
You assume nobody else has discovered this yet…
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by Neil44 4y ago
I remember back in the 2000's I had a Debian box running some stuff next to me by my desk. One day my ears picked up on a regular little click-clack from the drive which on investigation turned out to be my first experience of being SS
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by Neil44 4y ago
Not true, it gives them the ability to remove them from a situation and deposit them somewhere more appropriate for their needs.
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by Neil44 4y ago
Criminalization also allows the police to take action in situations where they are currently powerless, where it is for the public good.
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by Neil44 4y ago
How about doing the tar first then firing the gzip off as a background job after.
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by Neil44 4y ago
Yep not to mention pushing their SSL root CA to all the clients so they can scan everything without SSL errors.
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by Neil44 4y ago
If I was the attacker I'd start off by knocking the cameras out a few times to make you think they're unreliable.
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by Neil44 4y ago
That works for letting you see what happened after the fact, but not for alerting you to something happening right now.
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by Neil44 4y ago
I'm reading Zen and the art of motorcycle maintainance at the moment which also pushes and pulls at the limits of reason and rationality. Some of the ideas are quite 'dense' and worth making notes over. Worth a read.
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by Neil44 4y ago
People trying to cram 500 VPS customers onto a single box!
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by Neil44 4y ago
They are related although the government does not control interest rates, the BofE does. To be honest I'm not super worried as I can see the inflationary pressure is mostly coming from the knock on effects of the Ukraine which will und
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by Neil44 4y ago
When you take out a mortgate now they do an affordability check which includes checking if you can afford the repayments if interest rates spike up, it's spart of the shpiel they have to go through.
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by Neil44 4y ago
You seem to be talking about inflation rather than interest rates
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by Neil44 4y ago
GPB to Dollar seems to have levelled out and started coming back slowly so I guess they might get away with it. As the dollar is also up against Euro and many other currencies, possibly due to it being a default 'safe port' in unc
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by Neil44 4y ago
Misleading title. A couple of mortgage lenders have temporarily paused some of their products because of uncertainty about interest rates in the short term. BofE is holding fast on interest rates despite tremendous pressure to put them up t
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by Neil44 4y ago
I thought about the smog too. Probably from the coal fires, gas lamps and the like. And now we’re worrying about dust from tyres! Things move on eh.
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by Neil44 4y ago
It’s only the personal plans that lock you into godaddy for custom domains not the business plans obvs.
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by Neil44 4y ago
Don't forget the massive memory use, oh and now there's TWO versions of teams - one for 'work or school' accounts and one for other Microsoft accounts. What a great idea said nobody ever.
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by Neil44 4y ago
Maybe they just told me that to stop me loosing it all the time!
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by Neil44 4y ago
I can accept that more 'poor people' might make use of euthanasia than 'rich people' by whatever metric you choose to define those terms. Poorer people tend to have worse health overall for various reasons, also there ar
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by Neil44 4y ago
I remember back in 2000 ish I worked in R&D of a PC manufacturer and had to check the new PSUs and cases with a 'Test Finger' to make sure all the holes were small enough. The test finger was really expensive IIRC. I also had
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by Neil44 4y ago
Kind of a hyperbolic headline.
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by Neil44 4y ago
I partly understand where they're coming from with the 'evil west' moving right into their back yard. The US got pretty upset when the shoe was on the other foot in the Cuban Missile Crisis. But this is all way to out of hand
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by Neil44 4y ago
PHP looks horrific for energy use although it would have been 5.x in 2017. Think about all those PHP websites out there spending all day serving requests to bots and brute forcers. That's a lot of energy.
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by Neil44 4y ago
I grew up near Skelmersdale which is a ‘new town’ built in the 60’s without traffic lights, all roundabouts. Traffic is segregated from pedestrians using underpasses and footpaths don’t follow roads generally. Some aspects of it work well.
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by Neil44 4y ago
Some cars have a virtual ball joint on the bottom of the hub to get around the ‘the brakes are in the way’ issue. Two separate arms with two more inboard ball joints act the same as one arm with the joint much further out. https:/&#x2
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by Neil44 4y ago
This is strange, everything I heard is that Germany is in trouble with the gas situation but here it seems they have the most stored gas? Is this correct in content and meaning?
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by Neil44 4y ago
My gut reaction is no. It does sound like a dumpster fire so I would leave. You feel a moral obligation to inform investors which is good but be open to the possibillity that there's more going on than you are aware of so things might
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by Neil44 4y ago
I took a cruise last week where they wanted 25$ a day per device for internet. I took a little battery powered 4G dongle to leave on the balcony to give our room wifi which worked quite well even when land was barely in sight. Of course the
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by Neil44 4y ago
I think the hight of the driver works both ways as you can see over lower vehicles and see conflicting traffic sooner. ref visibility - one thing I don't like about newer cars in general is they have very thick A and B pillars for cra

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