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by adamm255 4y ago
If a person trained themselves on the same resources, and picked up a brush or a camera and created some stunning art in a similar vein, would we look at that as a derivative work? Very interesting discussion. Art of all forms are inspired
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by adamm255 4y ago
When I did Photography at college, a lot of the work was looking at other works of art. I spent a lot of time in Google Images, diving through books from the Art section and going to galleries. Lots of photo copying was involved! I then did
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by adamm255 4y ago
Plus training, lessons and inspiration. And talent. It’s like with dreams. They can be terribly intricate and detailed, but ask me to draw something creative and I’m out.
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by adamm255 4y ago
Currently sitting on a taxiway at Heathrow. Can confirm this is very accurate (at least for LHR!). Very nice!
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by adamm255 4y ago
Heck being a US Taxpayer looks stressful. Useless comment, but my lord y’all have made live way too complicated!
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by adamm255 4y ago
Totally. “Ah just over there no problem”. 30 minutes later…
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by adamm255 4y ago
Has this with an album recently. Released in 2012, one day it was just gone from all streaming services.
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by adamm255 4y ago
Yeah my new build had gigabit installed. It has become more of a customer demand thing prior to the law, as long as it’s available. There have been a lot of developments finished in the past 5 years with 1mbps copper, hopefully the law will
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by adamm255 4y ago
Came here to say “need more plebs” lol!
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by adamm255 4y ago
Sounds like some Black Mirror storylines in there… bizarre stuff
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by adamm255 4y ago
Yeah the summary made for great reading. This kind of research (and the fact it could help alzheimer's as well...) should be funded to high heaven.
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by adamm255 4y ago
Zoho Mail is amazing, been relying on it for over a decade now.
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by adamm255 4y ago
I still have my first college Moleskine which also was something way “too good” to waste so has about 20 pages used, the rest are blank! I now use free vendor notebooks from events and random pens. And a £2 flip notebook for daily to-dos.
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by adamm255 5y ago
Just compared the 13th December to the 20th December. WAY off, where the proper departure was at 200kts 700ft, the bad one was still at 0-75ft, at 216-234kts. https://pasteboard.co/el9EdvFEiiEC.png - took the KML files from
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by adamm255 5y ago
I’ve never heard Knots used on land. Sea and Air yes!
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by adamm255 5y ago
Have you ever watched a Bond film?
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by adamm255 5y ago
Anyone using VMware Cloud services is probably laughing. Just chuck it at Azure or GCP or back on prem.
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by adamm255 5y ago
Mines had 100% uptime for the past 2 months. I’ve had great value for money using a NUC for personal projects than public cloud subscriptions over the past few years.
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by adamm255 5y ago
Nice post. I liked this take away. "Users say things for a reason, but there may be more to it than face value." Theres often more to what a human says than face value. The key is to always be asking questions, always ask why, mul
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by adamm255 5y ago
That last part! Refactor time!
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by adamm255 6y ago
Can I get some of that action? HSBC is the definition of “too big to fail”. It’s the most interconnected on the planet.
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by adamm255 6y ago
Check out https://www.waveapps.com/ . I do my quoting through invoice free on there.
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by adamm255 8y ago
This all day long. Spotify is the subscription I resent the least. I can find so many new bands as well as listen to the established ones in one app. Mainly, music discovery is key. Someone says “have you heard X?” And I can be listening to
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by adamm255 8y ago
Pivotal and VMware are working on this. From what I’ve seen (yet to play around too deep with this yet) looks promising. You’ve got it spot on though, just needs to be simple. https://pivotal.io/containers/deploying