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2y ago
Exactly, the reliability of home brew battery systems is likely to be quite a bit less.
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2y ago
That's a hate of mine too I use the keyboard quite a bit in Outlook. No shortcuts in (new).
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2y ago
They've recently renamed Outlook to Outlook (classic). So you can see which way the wind is blowing on this. Outlook (new) is still missing tons of big features and the UI sucks.
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2y ago
People seem to be scared of owning servers. But my experience has been that generally speaking they're very reliable. If it's important you would always want duplicates, fallbacks etc but it's only the same with cloud service
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2y ago
In these parts that's only a thing on mobile connections.
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2y ago
Maybe the first cycle is super lean, leaving lots of O2 and CO still to burn.
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2y ago
This is true, however I can also accept that a thread on this is going to descend into a shit show.
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2y ago
Fish and birds poop in the water, all day. It's just fertilizer.
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2y ago
It's my understanding that bunker fuel is only used out at sea.
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2y ago
Thankyou, this is what I did. It seems Edge, Chrome is not so easy to do.
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2y ago
S0 standby sucks. The laptop inevitably turns into a fan heater in my backpack and when you get it out to use it the battery is dead. You can spend ages on google finding obscure registry keys to tweak to turn off network in S0 and tweak hi
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2y ago
Not a fan of the web based OOB management, it's convenient for now but this morning I had a right faff trying to connect to an old iLO3 service, which is new enough to force https but old enough that all it's protocols are depreca
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2y ago
Obviously you need to subtract costs from that, not just production costs for this year but development costs, and the development costs of other drugs that didn't even make it to production.
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2y ago
Seems at odds with the 'cloud everything' zeitgeist. On Windows at least you can randomly send files to nearby machines using bluetooth, it's slow AF but faster than looking for a USB or making SMB work.
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2y ago
FOI request?
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2y ago
I recently started using TomTom amigo for car navigation in preference to Google maps and I noticed it uses openstreetmap data. Data seems good.
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2y ago
Reference - a great read - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Soul_of_a_New_Machine
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2y ago
So you point your nameservers at a third party, let your account with that third party expire, then someone later on can create an account at third party and resume control of the DNS zone? I mean yeah, but you mustn't care much about
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2y ago
I've just given us a LOC record, do I get a prize?
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2y ago
I wonder how many people get away with things like this because they don't try and push it so far.
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2y ago
I use Migadu, mostly for people who just want a couple of domain emails when we host their site. It works good for that and I like the accessibility of the logging. Needs a user-accessible out of office I don't want users emailing me t
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2y ago
When dealing with Ryanair you just have to consider them hostile and duplicitous and set your expectations accordingly in advance.
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2y ago
Right after you enter the bit locker recovery key. You do have your bit locker recovery key, right? .....right?
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2y ago
Anecdotaly people I know who are on the spectrum are more likley to take extreme viewpoints. It seems to be a symptom of black and white thinking.
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2y ago
On Windows I always used to use Windirstat but it was slow, then I found Wiztree which is many orders of magnitude faster. I understand it works by directly reading the NTFS tables rather than spidering through the directories laboriously.
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I had a Rammstein ablum, that if you rewound before track 1 there was a black box audio recording of a plane crash were everyone died. It was pretty macabre. I think the CD cover was like a plane's black box if I remember correctly.
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2y ago
Everyone with an ounce of common sense can see that the gig economy is just a way to pay people less and side step labour laws, so a small number of people can sleep on a bed of money. I find it obscene and sociopathic.
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2y ago
Ha, that's another thing that grinds my gears. Teams, Teams (Personal) Teams (new)... WTF people you're supposed to know what you're doing here.
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2y ago
1901 days in prison, after all that time since 2012 holed up in a room in the Ecuadorian embassy first.
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They don't just bundle it, they make it auto-start on screen on Windows machines whether you've got an account or not.
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