TomGullen

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by TomGullen 5y ago
How do you do your offsite backups?
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Used to be a big Bitcoin advocate, we accepted it on our website but removed it due to it just not being worth it for the odd sale with the extra accounting required. Bitcoins original goal was to be an online currency, this has not transpi
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by TomGullen 5y ago
> Of all the sports, I would have thought chess would be much less prone to politics because chess players are almost free agents. Are you at all aware of the history of chess?!?
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Working class Russians are not the problem either, yet the sanctions penalise them the most.
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by TomGullen 5y ago
For my brothers birthday one year I bought him a license for RAR
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by TomGullen 5y ago
So what primary key does WideAngle use to track users across sessions? It mentions anonymised IP? Isn't that what Google do? You mention you store anonymised IP's "Unlike some other vendors, our anonymization process is not
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by TomGullen 5y ago
So what primary key are these other analytics using if not IP? (Their docs say they don't store IPs but do store user agents). It looks like it's based on browser fingerprinting - if I'm right OK it's not an IP but it&
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Interesting solution however I would however be worried about potential confusion around implicit expectation of privacy when users send an email - this is the first time I’ve seen this barrier being broken down in this way.
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by TomGullen 5y ago
The normal Reddit is completely usable - this is complete hyperbole
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Who was the other bidder(s) I wonder that allowed them to buy it so high
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Right click resets it, otherwise good game!
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by TomGullen 5y ago
This is a very old fashioned point of view I’m afraid, things have moved on.
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Is a decent scientific calculator simply a missing feature on Google?
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Never underestimate how much people struggle with change. These rants are trendy, I’m excited by what can be done in the browser now. If websites were really so bloated and heavy and unusable I think they would naturally suffer for it, the
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Article mentions regulations removed phosphate from powders but doesn’t go into why the regulation was added - there must be some rationale behind it all.
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by TomGullen 5y ago
I don't encounter this problem - and have rarely disabled JS. Perhaps having hundreds of tabs open is the cause of your issues? Isn't this what bookmarks are for?
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Took me longer than it should of to realise Windows Defender scanning everything in wwroot everytime we published a new build of the site was significantly increasing downtime!
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by TomGullen 5y ago
I want one of these to use as my mobile phone in the street
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Doesn't this also (largely) mean more stock was sold for cash in 2021 than the same two decades combined?
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Here in the UK a lot of bathrooms in pubs and other places have push to get in, and handles to get out. Never understood that, I'd like to push to get out once I've washed my hands!
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by TomGullen 5y ago
What sort of person is buying something for $35 over 6 week instalments? What sort of stuff are they buying? It's a cash grab on the poor until they get regulated.
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Won’t help if you breach contract and they go to collections
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Hey thanks for the Construct 3 mention we're always thrilled to see it come up :)
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by TomGullen 5y ago
That's a great idea
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by TomGullen 5y ago
We get a bunch of these - to be fair to them as mentioned in the article 99% are small setting tweaks we’ve overlooked. I always find it awkward replying to these sorts of reports, usually I go with: “Thanks for your report, we’ve updated
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by TomGullen 5y ago
You don’t need to store an IP in a different table as ID/IP, IP can be represented as 128 bit integer. A small “mistake” I’ve made before that makes some things a little more annoying - not that it’s particularly important
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by TomGullen 5y ago
I love the idea of using gravitational lensing of the sun from a lagrange point around Jupiter. IIRC it theoretically could image an earth like planet in the region of 1000px x 1000px so you could see continents and weather systems - perhap
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by TomGullen 5y ago
And what compensation would you think would be fair exactly?
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Burying it seems to make sense and I know it’s done a lot - but is there any risk it would be crushed and leak? I mean a once in a 10,000 year event. And if it does leak, what would the consequences be?
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by TomGullen 5y ago
Unlike the toilet paper panic buying there is limited capacity people can buy, so I would expect this to naturally end short term when people don’t have capacity to buy any more. What concerns me is government planning to address this looks

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