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Neil44
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Same, every sunday is pancake day in our house. It has to be normal butter. The smell, mixed with coffee, is amazing. But we just switched from gas to induction and I'm still dialling the process in again.
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I think the sorry helps the user to understand that something is wrong and it's not some normal part of a flow that they just don't understand.
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How US businesses think they can operate in the EU without being subject to their laws is beyond me
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I don't see any dips in those graphs from when Labour was in power?
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Let's see a graph that goes back a few hundred years?
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Storage of data at rest takes absolutely bugger all energy.
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No it's absolutely not close to correct that most mainstream computer systems don't have upgradeable RAM as stated in this article. Source: I have an IT company. I can see that saving a mm or two with this form factor would be adv
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I use this as a general mess about VM, for installing stuff, trying stuff out etc that I don't want to on my main machine. They expire after a while but that's OK, they still work after expiry.
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The Guardian is pretty left wing so they're not going to look too closely at the numbers if they say what they want them to say. These kind of articles always imply that it's some kind of zero sum game which irks me because that&#
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How do you get 2.7kg of carbon by burning 1kg of plastic? Am I thinking too simplistically about that? Also he's currently using industrial plastic chips, high quality homogeneous material, if you were using plastic garbage you then ru
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It's just an awkward social situation, and most people just want to be left to get on with their work when they're on the clock.
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They knew exactly what they were doing when they chose that nice blue and that cheap looking green.
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We randomly have it enabled on our 365 tenant (we're an ms partner) and I tried it the other day for help with a Power Automate script. It had a good stab at the problem but didn't quite get there. Maybe with more experience at bo
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That soundtrack was amazing. Orital, Leftfield, Massive Attack, Prodigy, Underworld...
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Yay, let's wait for GM's latest stab at an interface, no doubt running on an out of date OS off an underpowered embedded processor and a flash card they got off ebay in 2005, using an icon pack they found on a chinese pirate site
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I guess it's a glass half full type situation. There's a lot of universes where that plane did not make it back and a lot of decisions aligned to ensure that it did.
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The Guardian is pretty anti-nuclear.
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To put it into context 9000 workers on an average of $75000 is $675 mil a year on salaries alone, so Joe's 200 over 3 and a half years, harry and meg etc etc isn't a big a deal as it might sound. The elephant is the 9000 staff IMO
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Out of interest to you have the numbers or a breakdown of the figures? I haven't seen them.
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Not too well, it turns out that we're still in some international human rights agreements that seemilgly twart every attempt to control immigration and/or people trafficers. For example people trafficers coaching customers to expl
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I kept my XS max for about 5 years, and always charged it with a 5w pad overnight. Battery health after 5 years was 86% which is pretty decent.
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Intresting, normally with ceramic moulds the mould is very porous and sucks moisture from the ceramic slip which makes it solidify enough to be removed from the mould and fired. Wonder what the process was here.
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I remember once migrating from a system with periodic service contracts, where the old system set dates for all future contracted services at time of signing and the new one just calculated them as in start on X date then every 2 weeks. Bal
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I guess the contract on the LNG comes in to play, is it selling at an already agreed price or the price on delivery, what is happening to that price in the next 30 days, are there penalties etc.
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I once had to get to a business at 5am and spend several hours changing passwords for everything and everyone in order to fire a high bus factor employee that had been doing bad things.
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I've heard of 'knocking' before as well, where they drop something that just makes a big bang on the roof a while before the main event.
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I love that it's a small portable exe. I don't want to install some app to view some info one time.
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What are you referring to?
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Sounds like we did a similar set of school trips, I remember standing in a big loud hall on top of the Sellafield reactor, and down inside electric mountain by the big turbines. I was most sad that they don't do tours at the moment, I
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Rich is a subjective term but your definition of it is strangely unusual and specific.
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