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4y ago
How do you refuel at sea or even anchored near port? The recent West Coast US delays would be an example of a situation of that, along with the Suez Canal delay. How do batteries disperse/degrade or get recovered at sea when the inevit
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4y ago
Absolutely - and Carsten kind of worked / works in this space.
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4y ago
(The Adidas Predators were on a whole other level…)
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4y ago
“Do you have your own division at the SEC?”
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4y ago
In HK, the further south you go the better it seems to be… bar TST of course! I agree about the lack of double glazing here, if we ever buy, that will be one of the first things I’d try to change. I imagine Penny’s Bay is quiet!
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4y ago
Relevant New Yorker article: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2010/10/25/blowback
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5y ago
Canberra, Australia, doesn’t have billboards except in the light industrial zones. It’s much prettier for it! https://www.abc.net.au/news/specials/curious-canberra/2017-0...
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5y ago
At the mere cost of destroying your knees…
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5y ago
It's making me nostalgic for all of the old tools - what was another one, ``john''? Although that seems to have been modernised. https://www.openwall.com/john/
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None of the ES/NQ/RTY/YM futures contracts took kindly to the outage! This could have had a much wider financial impact. Most seem to have recovered now.
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5y ago
"this coming Monday" and "following Monday" are better!
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5y ago
Hong Kong also builds this way,and includes schools in the complexes for good measure.
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5y ago
Was that a BIND / named bug?
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6y ago
The agencies are believed to have the iCloud decryption keys.
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6y ago
I only came across K4 today but surely the decrypted text is a reference to Victoria, Goddess of Victory, or the Brandenburg Gate. Tear down this wall!
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6y ago
Any country can be a logical island if it restricts movement at its national borders. Was the US powerless at the federal level to do this, or is that a state issue? Even grouping the US by landmarks (west of the Rockies, in between the Roc
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Australia is a federation of states, just like the USA. There are US states that restrict movement and gatherings for other reasons such as gang-related activity and organised crime; what was special in this case? It’s a strange question to
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6y ago
iirc, anton got a kernel compile down to about a minute with -j32 back in the day while at ozlabs?
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6y ago
Jamie wrote xscreensaver...
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I completely agree! In a not-overly-large flat in Hong Kong, we have three APs to provide complete coverage, and only two of those are connected via Ethernet. The third is a repeater! ~10 other networks are also visible; the density hurts p
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It's been done for the OS (vis a vis seL4[0]), why not take a similar approach for the hardware? CSIRO[1] would happily take the funding! [0] https://github.com/NICTA/seL4 [1] https://ts.data61.csiro.au
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Tasmanian Leatherwood honey also tastes and smells great. Not sure if it's available in the US. Quite a bit cheaper than sugarbag honey. https://www.leatherwoodhoney.com.au/index.php/our-story/ https:/&
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6y ago
Every person, their dog, and their printer has provided a recommendation thus far, so here are mine: I have a Brother colour duplex printer for bulk printing (was useful for printing weekly school plans before schools went back a few months
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6y ago
aka making yourself redundant through better tech and processes; and / or laziness as a Good Thing.
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I would be interested to see a map of public infrastructure investment over time (such as public transport; amenities for sports, leisure, and recreation; convenience shops; zoning for increasing housing density) overlaid with the rise and
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A bit late to the party and almost apropos a separate topic, but Hong Kong billionaire Jimmy Lai rocks Addidas trackies with a shirt and sports jacket: https://www.abc.net.au/cm/rimage/12541694-3x2-xlarge.jpg (via
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The IBKR API would likely list them, and I assume that's how people get the most value from using it as their broker.
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6y ago
Bring back shareware?
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And man, did SF screw that up.
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Sites such as Advogato and Planet GNOME tried that in the past and for better or for worse, didn't succeed. Let's not repeat the mistakes of the past!
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