RobAley

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by RobAley 7y ago
You don't need to speculate, the data is available online. For instance, for quarterly data Ofgem publish here : https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/data-portal/electricity-generation-... For "live" hourly data :
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by RobAley 7y ago
Don't block access to the docs. I always go through the docs first before purchasing software, it cuts through the marketing messages and helps me understand if the software does exactly what I need. No available docs = no purchase.
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by RobAley 8y ago
Yes. Unfortunately.
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by RobAley 8y ago
Actually, the majority of hospitals and trusts had little to no infections in that attack, obviously some (too many) did which is why it was bad news. But the NHS, in IT terms, currently operates as a disparate set of trusts with mostly the
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IBM buys Redhat(arstechnica.com)
1 points by RobAley 8y ago|1 comments
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NES emulator in PHP(github.com)
3 points by RobAley 8y ago|0 comments
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by RobAley 8y ago
The whole point of this story is that you can get such machines fixed at independent repair shops if the manufacturer is not playing ball. Apple is trying to stop that, Dell et al aren't (as far as i'm aware. )
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by RobAley 8y ago
Because this does exactly that, and more. The gov have effectively committed to buying only elecrtic fleets because thats all that will be sold.
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by RobAley 8y ago
The reason you've been down voted is that takeout gives you all YOUR data that they hold, not THEIR data about you (which GDRP now says is mostly now your data)
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Reports from Nest Secure customers who are unable to arm/disarm or lock/unlock(twitter.com)
152 points by RobAley 8y ago|137 comments
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JD Wetherspoon shuts all 900+ social media accounts(news.sky.com)
2 points by RobAley 8y ago|0 comments
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by RobAley 9y ago
I think the CA scandal shows they sell access to gather it yourself, which is a fine distinction that doesnt matter in practice.
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by RobAley 9y ago
I think her thinking was "the problem started recently (~days), did the box get rebooted recently (~days) which might indicate when the problem started", rather than it should have been rebooted recently.
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by RobAley 9y ago
You're leaving your firm incredible vulnerable to the "checkyoursudo gets hit by a bus" scenario aren't you? At least let the rest of your firm know you have servers and give some credentials (for another account with su
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by RobAley 9y ago
You can get the URL data (and parse out the domains yourself) at http://index.commoncrawl.org/ Be aware that commoncrawl, while huge, only crawls a fraction of the web, and so you won't get all of the "existing do
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by RobAley 9y ago
The protesters point (as stated in the article) is that Amazon is going to pick the city that best meets their (physical, if you will) needs regardless of tax breaks. So for the winning city : without tax breaks you'll still win, but w
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UK Government delays new pornography regulation as it works out kinks(news.sky.com)
1 points by RobAley 9y ago|0 comments
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by RobAley 9y ago
You may get less downvotes if : - you link to peer reviewed science, rather than the manufacturer of devices who have reasons to profit from misleading information (hint : there's a reason you haven't heard about it from major new
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by RobAley 9y ago
Yes, but then they only get them once they are on general retail sale, and so don't get the newest (to-rental) movies. They pay more when they have an agreement, but the theory is they make it back from increased rentals (because peopl
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by RobAley 9y ago
As the story points out, Redbox don't have an agreement with Disney, and so buy their discs at retail price. It does mean they don't get the new blockbusters (which is why they have deals with other studios), but the costs above a
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by RobAley 9y ago
The primary reasons that I, as a small business user who falls under the threshold needed to pay, wouldn't touch Faircode licensed software are : - If I get invested in using the software in my product or workflow now, if I hit the tur
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by RobAley 9y ago
I never said that such deaths form dam failures didn't count. The only reference I made to dams is that the model (physically traumatic & psych-related death) is well understood. Deaths due to low-level, widely dispersed radiation
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by RobAley 9y ago
You can't really say 0 deaths, because no one knows. We don't have good epidemiological models for wide-spread low-level dispersal such as was seen at Fukushima, we already know incidences of cancer and gene mutation don't sc
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Appeals court keeps alive the never-ending Linux case, SCO v. IBM(arstechnica.co.uk)
1 points by RobAley 9y ago|0 comments
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Robert Scoble: I didn’t sexually harass women as I lacked power over them(arstechnica.co.uk)
1 points by RobAley 9y ago|1 comments
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by RobAley 9y ago
Yes, it looks good. Had a look at the license you've added, it's still to ambiguous to use commercially. For instance, it says "Do not distribute on your hosting/third-party service.". While I assume that means as a
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by RobAley 9y ago
There doesn't appear to be a license detailed either on the website or in the download zip. With each page having "© 2017 | All rights reserved UnderExpress.com" or similar on, including those in the zip, it isn't clear
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Facebook Relicensing React, Jest, Flow, and Immutable.js(code.facebook.com)
1 points by RobAley 9y ago|0 comments
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by RobAley 9y ago
In the UK, it's never failed for me.
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Offshore wind power cheaper than new nuclear(m.bbc.co.uk)
2 points by RobAley 9y ago|0 comments

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