Neil44

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by Neil44 5y ago
You’ve gone straight to the implication that everyone who doesn’t want to hear politics from the noisy few is racist, despite the article not mentioning specifics. This is exactly the kind of chilling effect it’s about. I.e. “You’re not sho
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by Neil44 6y ago
Right but if true the Daily Mail probably aren’t the only people they’re doing this to.
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by Neil44 6y ago
There are some schemes with automatic detection of stranded vehicles and lane closure. These work well. But some of the schemes rely on humans looking at cameras to spot people and shut lanes. This has left people sat in live lanes for 20+
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by Neil44 6y ago
NCQ also tries to do this. I think that’s at block level though rather than whole file level. I’m surprised that giving more commands in parallel made things slower if NCQ was working. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Na
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by Neil44 6y ago
Manufacturers are converging and doing more platform sharing than ever, due to the massive and increasing costs of engineering a platform. So yes I think that in the future the difference between a lot of brands will be mostly be marketing.
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by Neil44 6y ago
Every time you think you’ve seen Peak Guardian...
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by Neil44 6y ago
Love these guys work. Turning devices too old and slow into useful devices again.
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by Neil44 6y ago
I don't think experts are lying to the public, I think they have questions and it's correct they should ask them. But you can do that with a phone call or an email. When you make a press release you're not asking a question y
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by Neil44 6y ago
The company licensing and distributing their vaccine at cost and many times cheaper than the others is getting lots of negative stories and comments in the media, who could possibly benefit from this.
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by Neil44 6y ago
As the issue of anti-vax sentiment is a big issue for many countries around the world and undoubtably is costing lives, I would think that questions like this need not be asked via the media.
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by Neil44 6y ago
Audi is a sub-brand of VW Group which owns 12 vehicle brands in total that share engines. I find it strange that an announcement like this would come from a sub-brand and not mention the other wider brands.
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by Neil44 6y ago
I unerstand the feeling. But I don't understand the valuation on Tesla shares since they sell about 5% of the cars Toyota do and only make a profit effectively because of government subsidies. Yet many people act like Tesla is showing
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by Neil44 6y ago
I would say they've doubled down on hybrids more than fuel cells, they sell absolutely tons of them, which ultimately is the name of the game. They're perhaps later than others to the pure EV game which I assume is a conscious str
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by Neil44 6y ago
I drove a Twizzy around Manchester once it was so cool! Like a little go kart. And got loads of positive attention from passers by. Cold though, mine had no doors!
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by Neil44 6y ago
The Apollo app is better than the official one.
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by Neil44 6y ago
AZ/Oxford is not for profit and is being licensed out around the world. That is why this South Africa trial result is disappointing. Not getting into the point about the efficiency of state run utilities.
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by Neil44 6y ago
Thankyou for the correction it’s something I remember from a radio interview with him years ago :)
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by Neil44 6y ago
I loved his change to Dante's Inferno, "Abandon your hopes, they are what brought you here" above the entrance to hell. (Original was ye who enter here)
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by Neil44 6y ago
That's Manchester for you!
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by Neil44 6y ago
The significance of the earlier commitment from the UK is that UK manufacturing of the vaccine is now 3 months more mature than the EU plant. It’s not a legal significance but a practical and moral one.
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by Neil44 6y ago
Did any of them argue that?
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by Neil44 6y ago
Not sure if you're being sarcastic but couple of mil a year on AWS I rekon for anything similar, vs a one off 200k, not a bad saving.
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by Neil44 6y ago
Need for approval maybe. Skilled at getting approval from strangers. Once in a relationship that disappears.
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by Neil44 6y ago
Surprised to see significant mitigation penalties even on newer CPUs.
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by Neil44 6y ago
I read it that wasn’t just his own account he was accessing but yes you’re not wrong about employee termination procedures also.
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by Neil44 6y ago
This should be in the dictionary under password expiry.
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by Neil44 6y ago
I've just read we are expecing about 2M doses a week of the AZ vaccine, so I guess we won't be done by end of Jan but I would expect the numbers to be coming down swiftly by then.
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by Neil44 6y ago
If anyone was as curious as me to see pics, here's a condition report from 2019. https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/energysource/onboard-t...
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by Neil44 6y ago
Migadu only charges for emails sent, so is quite economical for many scenarios. Also mailinabox makes it very easy to set up a quick mail server for not super important domains.
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by Neil44 6y ago
Even as a lifelong car nut it bothers me how much of our urban space is dedicated to cars. If it hadn’t happened so gradually I think we would have rebelled a lot sooner.

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