Neil44

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811.
by Neil44 9y ago
Bear in mind that The Guardian is a very strongly Labour biased paper and the Hinkley deal is seen as a Conservative baby.
812.
by Neil44 9y ago
It's hard to imagine a soldier carrying out these acts. They all start off as ordinary people so what is the journey from that to a mental state where they will commit those acts on other citizens.
813.
by Neil44 9y ago
Let's get real here, they did this to reduce battery related warranty claims.
814.
by Neil44 9y ago
You make your phone buying decision based on the advertised performance of the device. To sell you one level of performance then subtly take that away I would call dishonest.
815.
by Neil44 9y ago
He’s using Apache in prefork mode with mod_php, which is a little bit 10 years ago. Worker or Event with php-fpm is standard now.
816.
by Neil44 9y ago
It prevents someone with physical access just taking the hard drive out and mounting it on another machine to read the data.
817.
by Neil44 9y ago
That’s the point, the poster is saying that it’s the slide in GBP vs the dollar that has caused this turnaround in these figures.
818.
by Neil44 9y ago
Depends, most types of ceramic are molten by 1300-1400 centigrade
819.
by Neil44 9y ago
I haven't said they're making up the 0-60 time. I'm saying show me a test against the competition that lasts for longer than 1.9 seconds. Don't get me wrong it's a deeply impressive vehicle. I'm just not an Elo
820.
by Neil44 9y ago
Think of it this way, if some server or database came out claiming incredible benchmark numbers you’d say okay now show me some real world workloads. Same here. 0-60 is an artificial benchmark, a circuit time is a real world workload.
821.
by Neil44 9y ago
Paper stats are one thing but show me this beating even something like a GT3 in an actual circuit race, or posting a Nurburgring time worthy of the price tag. I’m sure in another 5 or 10 years they’ll get there but these figures are for hea
822.
by Neil44 9y ago
It’s interesting, you could say that trees grow out of the air, not the ground.
823.
by Neil44 9y ago
Another vote for real invoices here.
824.
by Neil44 9y ago
The Prius also has a one pedal B mode though which sounds similar to the L mode in this Bolt.
825.
by Neil44 9y ago
MS actually have a service where you can register IP’s you own and it gives you a digest of what people have marked as spam that originated from said IP’s. Their headers also tell you a lot, excepting the content filter one which is a bit
826.
by Neil44 9y ago
WD Red and Red Pro's are loud.
827.
by Neil44 9y ago
He's great. Theres a book you should check out, 'Designed by Peter Saville', it's got a lot of his work from that period.
828.
by Neil44 9y ago
I love what Peter Saville was doing with his art back then, bringing industrial cues into places that both contrasted and chimed so beatully. I love his Power Corruption & Lies cover where he just adds the colour bar, so simple. https:
829.
by Neil44 9y ago
The electric B class was a cooperation with Tesla wasn't it? As Tesla becomes a more serious competitor I can see why they'd want to curtail that to focus on their own technology. People lap up this narrative about Tesla beating a
830.
by Neil44 9y ago
As long as you're not using Apache in pre-fork mode then the rest boils down to a few percent in terms of http server overhead. Unless you're trying to serve tons of little static object with either no resource or big scale then t
831.
by Neil44 9y ago
That was purely experimental though - Mazda's is going on sale to the public which indicates that this is a much more evolved product. Whilst most other manufacturers have persued downsizing and turbos to get efficciency on paper (at t
832.
by Neil44 9y ago
From experience there's a massive difference in the quality of light from a cheap LED bulb to an expensive one which I don't think is something that the bulk of consumers are aware of yet.
833.
by Neil44 9y ago
I liked HHVM vs PHP-FPM because you don't have to one fat process per concurrent request. But disliked it because not much actually ran on it without tweaking. If you just have a bunch of random CMS sites to host then forget it. (this
834.
by Neil44 9y ago
Pretty pared down by the looks, they're not going to be as mature for a while. I wonder if Connections is going to charge per mailout/campaign like the encumbants do.
835.
by Neil44 9y ago
During the industrial revolution a lot of the big mills and factories had fixed shutdown times during the year and all the workers would holiday at the same time, usually travelling to the big seaside resorts mentioned here. These were thei
836.
by Neil44 9y ago
I am pragmatic about the SSL MITM thing. For what it's worth it does correctly validate certs and I'll bet it's certs and revocations are updated more frequently than the browsers. If you don't trust the fact that your w
837.
by Neil44 9y ago
Yes reminds me a little of Cormack McCarthy.
838.
by Neil44 9y ago
Ditto, I worked from home for 7 years before my daughter came along. The last two years I've been at an office are the most profitable two years I've eved had. Also, when I go home, I'm 100% present with my family not distrac
839.
by Neil44 10y ago
Apache is also a giant pain in the ass to get http2 support, you have to basically chuck out the distro packages and do everything from scratch (including OpenSSL) unless you're on a bleeding edge distro.
840.
by Neil44 10y ago
Exactly. I really wouldn't want her job. Her job description is to fly the plane into the mountain and afterwards be cricified for the outcome. Tactically this is her best move.

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