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by bengale 6y ago
I’d completely forgotten this but I remember always keeping a small amount of credit on my phone so I could ‘dead ring’ home and I’d get a call back.
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by bengale 6y ago
She’s not just a very wealthy person, she’s our monarch. You can obviously argue the system could be different/better but it’s not, and there is no appetite here to change it. That being the case I think her keeping her political views
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by bengale 6y ago
It feels like the better way to do it tbh. The PM gets the benefit of her experience without having the media use her words to beat him with if he choses a different direction.
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by bengale 6y ago
Doesn't this just come down to them being able to put emerging technology in their devices faster due to not having the same insane supply requirements that apple has?
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by bengale 6y ago
This is always one of my top tips for power users moving over to macOS.
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by bengale 6y ago
This is my exact experience. My current setup involves a powerful Linux rig under my desk that I use remotely over SSH for development work but my Mac is my ‘frontend’. But for a while I tried to use that Linux box exclusively. This has bee
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by bengale 6y ago
Purple articles are from the lifestyle section. They’re not really meant to be hard hitting news or anything.
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by bengale 6y ago
Yeah feels to me like it’s going to be the next big thing. Does seem a little early days though, but this is a developer conference I suppose.
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by bengale 6y ago
I'm sure they put these things in to bait the rumour mill as it feels a bit early for glasses. But they do seem to have at least two variants of that image with different characters, both with glasses 'reflecting' the screen.
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by bengale 6y ago
Seems more like a better way to gather information on larger projects working with similar hardware.
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by bengale 6y ago
Makes me think of this scandal in the UK: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizon_(IT_system)
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by bengale 6y ago
> what happens to the calf Sold as veal I'd have guessed?
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by bengale 6y ago
I used to have an office that overlooked an airport (in the UK), and I used to watch the birds of prey taking rabbits off the grass surrounding the runways. Seemed to be a lot of them on there, I guess since its a fairly big area where they
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by bengale 6y ago
This NFT stuff still makes no sense to me. Is there anything about this ownership that would stop twitter deleting that tweet if they decided they wanted to? Is there anything to stop Jack selling it again on another blockchain? I can'
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by bengale 6y ago
A precaution for what though?
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by bengale 6y ago
Seemed a little bit of an over the top reaction to take the whole ukpol subreddit offline because a mod had a problem with his account.
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by bengale 6y ago
https://www.researchprofessionalnews.com/rr-news-europe-inno... Here’s the CEO of AZ explaining why the three month extra time was important.
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by bengale 6y ago
Three months before.
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by bengale 6y ago
But since they were so late in getting that contract signed AZ were only able to promise a best effort at delivery.
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by bengale 6y ago
The EU didn’t make them, companies with facilities in the EU did. They were exported because the EU managed to delay its procurement process and other countries made their orders earlier.
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by bengale 6y ago
I do it because it makes my life easier on the system I use 99% of the time.
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by bengale 6y ago
One hour closer to quittin' time!
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by bengale 6y ago
Intels new marketing is making me think they're way more nervous than I'd have expected them to be. I know the M1 seems to be very good, but it's not going to displace Intel really is it, and I'm not sure this type of ma
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by bengale 6y ago
> Presumably everyone thinks their own defaults are 'sensible', otherwise they wouldn't be using them. Maybe, although I set my caps lock up to be escape when tapped and control when held, I don't think that would be
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by bengale 6y ago
Theres a lot of talk about terminal illnesses and people dying in pain, but my Grandad would most certainly choose to die with dignity now and he isn't in a situation like that at all. He talks about it a lot, he's had a good life
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by bengale 6y ago
I'm not sure I agree with much of these, which makes sense because this is definitely not 'sensible defaults' it is just someones preferred settings. I wouldn't copy this unless you know for sure this is how you want you
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by bengale 6y ago
>The ones who really benefit are the shareholders. Coincidentally, the same people who didn't do any of the work. This is how capitalism works though. There's no way Spotify can be expected to fundamentally change the economic
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by bengale 6y ago
A lot of the differences seem to have come down to how flexible an organisation is to change in general.
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by bengale 6y ago
I remember getting my grandad to buy me a copy of SUSE from pcworld back around that time. I completely destroyed my home pc trying to install it, but I learned a lot putting all that right.
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by bengale 6y ago
Yeah I think the authors reference to ‘no thanks’ money is closer to the mark. Just enough to remove the fear of saying no but not burning bridges on your way out.

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