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anexprogrammer
10y ago
It still makes creating a ToC and index slow, painful and somewhat unpredictable. 20 years ago it was straightforward and utterly reliable in Wordperfect.
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If you look through the red hatchback you can clearly see the brake lights of the 4x4 go on (visible from 0:02, though not yet clear), and brake hard to a stop. The hatchback barely seems to react..
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10y ago
Interesting. I wasn't aware there was quite so much liquor (by weight) created from paper production. It does seem like they get most of their energy from it now they don't just dump it in rivers. Recycled changes the numbers too
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10y ago
pop them, send them back to the folks who foisted them upon you. They might start using recyclable paper or corn starch instead.
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10y ago
You may be right. I don't have answers. I'm not sure anyone does. I've often wished it were easier to see all the externalities and environmental issues in our stuff. So I can make decisions with my eyes open. I think it'
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10y ago
It works surprisingly well as cheap insulation. Put the bubble side to the glass and limit accidental popping. Ideal for garages and sheds! Even seen it recommended for cheap double glazing for those of limited means or renting.
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10y ago
That's sensible. What isn't is the often vast oversize of Amazon packaging. Like sending one hard drive in a 2cu ft box with lots of packaging. There's now lots of scope for the item to move around so the single item inevit
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10y ago
It's the scale, not the pace so much. We have a terrible history of giving the opportunity to switch careers. I suggest you look into the history of former mining or steel towns in the US and UK. The majority of "regeneration&
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10y ago
How does this compare for privacy with the recently failed Protonet Zoe? Can it keep your Speech recognition and Io(broken)T devices to the local net?
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10y ago
"Quite good"? LOL From a can it's always UHT so tastes, for want of a better word, industrial. Though I'd just call it horrible and would be offended if served it. Let's be clear, no one is going to mistake it f
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This low-cost device may be the world’s best hope against account takeovers
(arstechnica.co.uk)
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10y ago
Not wrapping their cupcakes in a ton of petro chemical plastic either. So no instore bakery for Amazon I guess.
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10y ago
My trust of cloud for many things has dropped markedly, unless it's some form of private cloud. Google has a long history of pulling the plug on things. Even successful things. Basecamp went from always going to offer a free tier to
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10y ago
> they're way smarter than that. Upon what do you base this assertion? Because they sure as heck don't seem to be. Way more arrogant, perhaps.
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10y ago
I'm stuck as half the addons I find useful aren't compatible. The two most notable are 1password and Self Destructing Cookies
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10y ago
It should also be very cynically [1] noted that Shami Chakrabarti, the director of Liberty for 12 years and excellent spokesperson, followed Labour party line and abstained [2]. So much for her strongly held beliefs. She wasn't a sell-
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10y ago
https://puri.sm/ seem to have picked up that baton. Looking at their machines, pretty successfully too. If they can survive and get past teething issues and a couple of silly choices they could have a great future.
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10y ago
I find it remarkable that a company the size and profitability of Apple seems unable to do more than one thing at a time. Simply not enough engineers?
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10y ago
For most non tech SMBs a website was a necessary evil, like all advertising. Then they get caught up in an SEO scam or two and talking of promotion or online advertising is like suggesting tax fraud. Google could have dreamed up an Adwords
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10y ago
If you're interested in everything, you may as well have clicked nothing. Your ad profile becomes meaningless. It certainly isn't representative any more as you're lost in noise.
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10y ago
Well there's https://adnauseam.io/ Sends a click to everything blocked in uBlock Origin.
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10y ago
No idea why you're being downvoted, you're completely right [1]. CCTV does nothing to reduce crime, and can lull people into a false sense of security - as the GP illustrates. It perhaps increases convictions. To reduce we'd
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10y ago
When I've switched back and forth (to Thinkpads), I don't miss the touchpad as I love the trackpoint. I do miss trackpoint a few months when I've switched to Mac, despite the excellent touchpad.
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Quite a few of the cab firms did - many used the same app skinned for each taxi co. I forget who made it now.
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Probably mainly smoke and mirrors. I've lost count of the number of UK stories where some terrorist or criminal was known to authorities, or already on a watch list. They never manage to catch or prevent despite all these huge surveill
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10y ago
There's probably scope for an open project here. There might be one - never searched as Zoe ticked all the boxes for me. Local voice recognition, open to the cloud for better accuracy, and set exactly what gets to talk to the net. From
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Was more offering a counterpoint for the OP than trying to get argumentative. :) I found his life fascinating, not least as it's very much one that would be too remarkable for the biopic!
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Click into the updates, 3 months ago. I think the only thing on the main page, now the funding has closed, is the updated FAQs at the end including info about refunds. In short 5 months ago all seemed to be going OK, then they went a tad qu
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There's indication that 00/FF contrast can be problematic, especially for dyslexics [1]. The ridiculous part is the amount the contrast is often toned down as a result. No one benefits from a sea of grey on grey bordering on unusa
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Quite. So it becomes a matter of trust. Amazon and Google are probably on the wrong side of that balance. For a lot of IoT apps the net isn't the appropriate place at all - local net is better. I'm not a fan of thermostats that pr
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