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by adamm255 2y ago
Yeah I've not forgotten yet, the warnings were pretty impressive. Key is to have a few replacements on hand so you dont have to remember to buy them.
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by adamm255 2y ago
I love this. When I give presentations this is exactly the kind of opening gambit I look for! I wonder, what took place in the last few years that in 100 years time will be defined as “pedestrian”.
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by adamm255 2y ago
Can someone give me sources for how to debunk this? https://youtu.be/75a49S4RTRU?si=dcGFgcIWNz3nDwxw For me, it’s compelling but I’m no expert. Anyone got any background that can prove this guy is wrong?
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by adamm255 2y ago
I’m with you. As landing the thing means nothing if you can’t get payloads to the destination. To get this thing to the moon would need like 20 refuelling flights to meet it on the way.
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by adamm255 2y ago
NASA Landed on the moon in the 60s with an abacus. SpaceX can’t get out of low Earth orbit.
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by adamm255 2y ago
If your platforms enterprise offering includes having SSO as a value driver to upgrade, you've defined your products value proposition wrong. Ahh you want to make it easier to enable this in your org, in order to get better adoption an
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by adamm255 2y ago
| The way we think of it is, are you a large enterprise that is already spending a lot of money on security and SSO solutions like Okta? If yes, you should be able to pay us as well for the same level of security. | Vendors need to recoup c
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by adamm255 2y ago
So many people have never known any different. Gmail launched in 2004. Google Docs in 2006. So anyone who’s 18 today has never known a world without it. People don’t know what the save icon is in reality. Paying for things is interesting as
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by adamm255 2y ago
I use this to make sure no Lightning is in the area when playing Golf. Had a couple of times where you hear a rumble, and see the lightning strikes are many, many miles away in the app, going away from you. So you can keep a close eye on it
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by adamm255 2y ago
Has SpaceX even been outside low earth orbit with anything meaningful?
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by adamm255 2y ago
Elsevier is a Dutch company, owned by a British company, so I don't think they'd have any issues.
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by adamm255 3y ago
Also the legislation splitting the Post Office from Royal Mail and privatising it happening in 2011/12 just looks even more shady in light of all the Post Office stuff.
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by adamm255 3y ago
Well… that’s convenient. The more you know. Isn’t privatisation great!
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by adamm255 3y ago
The issue is, the recipient is paying the fine. I send you a letter with a fake stamp, you pay. The £5 is an inconvenience, something you’d pay while tutting “what is the world coming to”. The sender is none the wiser. 7.3bn letters deliver
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by adamm255 3y ago
Royal Mail needs to be slapped with a massive Freedom of Information request. We need to see how many fines have been paid. We had one of these a year and a half ago, similar story. Seemed BS back then, so this could be a big problem.
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by adamm255 3y ago
Well rested now! Sounds like they may have needed extra time on the ground. Sounds like ATC and a nearby plane was trying to get hold of them while they were napping. Wonder how this would have been handled in another part of the world. Unr
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by adamm255 3y ago
This is pretty much it from what I see. Stripping back bit of the over growth from 2020-22, leave a bit more cash in the business.
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by adamm255 3y ago
All my SD cards are Sandisk in all my Pis. (2x B+ and a 4, and a Zero). Never a single issue in over 10 years of running at least 1 Pi 24/7. Only buy Sandisk I guess!
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by adamm255 3y ago
When numbers are being presented being clear never hurts. Critical thinking isn’t a key skill a lot of the population has. I’d assume this was per hour or possibly per shift. If they did a 4-5 hour shift in an evening etc. Best never to mak
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by adamm255 3y ago
Used this in the past, imagine WeTransfer, but you run it yourself. That’s it.
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by adamm255 3y ago
“Octo-Aid” is great if your on iOS.
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by adamm255 3y ago
I got some AirPods Pro 2 knock offs from Temu for £16. Paired exactly like AirPods, was super shocked. Work great with an Apple TV. They don’t have multi connect though. But are actually more comfortable than the real deal. I find the origi
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by adamm255 3y ago
Yep. When was the last time you went to a bands actual website to find info? Spotify has tour dates. You’d follow them on Instagram, they share music and dates, links to merch stores there. The website itself means pretty much nothing these
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by adamm255 3y ago
Pretty much everything in the UK is owned by India, China, France or Germany. Or the UAE/Middle Eastern countries.
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by adamm255 3y ago
That’s how much it costs to get a season train ticket and parking at the station.
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by adamm255 3y ago
My M1 2020 is great for battery life, can’t imagine what these are like! Those MDM functions have been available in other MDM platforms for ages. Microsoft has been consistently bad at Mac management, I think mostly it’s they don’t care.
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by adamm255 3y ago
Does efficient operation of the dev team not directly impact revenue? If you can’t release effectively, causing delays, the CTO will notice when the CFO gets pissed!
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by adamm255 3y ago
“ Employee experience and productivity should be equally important in these discussions as cost and security. And if you are making a decision about available tools on behalf of others, you need to spend time to understand the needs of the
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by adamm255 3y ago
The amount of times I've started building an ELK stack in my home lab just to get pissed and trash it! Will be giving this a go.
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by adamm255 3y ago
How long until you have SSO/SCIM/IDP support? Being able to provision and manage users and sign in via Okta will be really useful.

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