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UK to use health service app as vaccine passport(reuters.com)
2 points by Paul_S 5y ago|0 comments
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Teams outage lets customers skip that collaboration call they've been dreading(theregister.com)
2 points by Paul_S 5y ago|0 comments
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Keeoh apologizes for 'cheesing' Shroud and others during $100k MK11 tournament(ginx.tv)
1 points by Paul_S 5y ago|0 comments
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Goodreads is dead to me but for different reasons. I don't care about social networks or affiliate links. I just want a working website. I've moved to LibraryThing. Much better. It's even got a better recommendation engine th
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by Paul_S 6y ago
It is played by kids, teens and adults, so yes. Family friendly.
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One family's pursuit of the good life(justfrugality.com)
1 points by Paul_S 6y ago|0 comments
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by Paul_S 6y ago
You can ask my wife, she's a children's book illustrator but she's done quite a few of them yulei.co.uk and she's now looking for work in corporate and has time for commissions. Obviously I can vouch for her and she&#x27
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Publishers abuse studios, studios abuse games developers. You'd expect developers to leave and set out on their own or at least change industries.
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by Paul_S 6y ago
They're not really bricks, you can't build a house out of them (at least not using traditional techniques where the bricks provide the structural strength). Otherwise a feel good story.
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by Paul_S 6y ago
I agree but amazon has still the best policy on returns. Everyone claims they have a no-quibble return policy but only amazon does. Must suck for the sellers.
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Which is what they're likely to do, after which they will open a new one 5 minutes later. At least it'll cost them time and money to do that, although probably not 25K.
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by Paul_S 6y ago
The history of Dungeon and AD&D is an interesting lesson in licensing and IP ownership. Also a lesson in power of brands and marketing. Pathfinder is the real successor to AD&D and Paizo had the subscribers communication channels to
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Why can't you use a system font?
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by Paul_S 6y ago
This desk will likely injure you at some point, hopefully not kill you.
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Thanks. I checked out recommendations just now and indeed they make sense. I swear at some point in the past when I last tried it had very suspicious results, hence my question.
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Do you recommend books based on ML or do you hand pick books you want to promote because you think they should be promoted or have been paid to promote them?
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Paying ransoms outside of kidnapping should be illegal.
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Hackers extorted $1.14m from University of California San Francisco(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by Paul_S 6y ago|2 comments
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Ha, ha. Same here, after I retired from photography I sold my Nikon gear (I didn't own most of it anyway) and went for an Olympus, mostly for size (no mirrorles back then). Then I had all my gear stolen and seeing that Olympus was slow
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Is Pentax next? Oh wait, that already happened. What a shame. Both Pentax and Olympus had unique features to offer. Cameras are not a commodity yet. I still hope Ricoh will do something, Pentax bodies haven't had a real next generation
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by Paul_S 6y ago
And you think that strangers who don't know you can? I'd trust my wife's advice more than some anon's. Ask your friends. Family. I'd ask the dog first before asking online. We don't know you. They do. They&#x27
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Talk about it with your wife.
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by Paul_S 6y ago
Oh, let me count the ways... or let me just refer you to waterfox's website: https://www.waterfox.net/
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by Paul_S 7y ago
"Wherever I'm going, I'll be there to apply the formula. I'll keep the secret intact. It's simple arithmetic. It's a story problem. If a new car built by my company leaves Chicago traveling west at 50 miles per
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by Paul_S 7y ago
Never in my career have I ever heard of any other term used than "kicking" the watchdog. Are the other terms popular in America?
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by Paul_S 7y ago
If you make a usenet anyone can use you'll just have another twitter or reddit. The reason usenet was different wasn't the technology but people. If it had been centralised it would've been the same.
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by Paul_S 7y ago
I had been doing a similar trip (100km from London) very often in the past and always took the train, over the years the journey time has gone down to a little over 5 hours. I took a flight once two years ago and when you add all the waitin
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Chinese app primarily designed to teach Xi Jinping Thought(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by Paul_S 7y ago|0 comments
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by Paul_S 7y ago
Or maybe, just like all the symbolism, it was chosen at random because it looked cool. More work went into this analyses than the original font selection process.
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by Paul_S 7y ago
That argument is inconsistent. You say that that humans don't have capacity for 200 books, yet have capacity for the equivalent of social media? I read on average a little short of 200 books a year. I don't feel rushed. It works o

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