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The information warriors fighting 'robot zombie army' of coronavirus sceptics(theguardian.com)
2 points by bogle 6y ago|0 comments
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by bogle 6y ago
That's great that you took the time to look. If you have more questions an excellent place to begin is "How to regulate stimulants: A practical guide" [0]. It's a free PDF or you can purchase a copy. At 300 pages it isn&
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by bogle 6y ago
"Daddy, what did you do in the drug wars?". There's a global movement now to reverse these prohibitions so if you haven't been involved before, now is your opportunity. Here's somewhere to start: https://
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UK tech firms attract record $15bn in venture capital funding(theguardian.com)
1 points by bogle 6y ago|1 comments
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by bogle 6y ago
Same old encryption nonsense only with added, "Won't someone please think of the children!". Quite frankly shows the Children’s commissioner for England in a bad light. I see two technical problems that impact on privacy: enc
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Encrypted messaging putting children at risk of abuse(theguardian.com)
2 points by bogle 6y ago|2 comments
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Shocking state of English rivers revealed as all of them fail pollution tests(theguardian.com)
3 points by bogle 6y ago|0 comments
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by bogle 6y ago
Spying is, of course, illegal in every country that is spied upon. Assange has been in Ecuador and the United Kingdom. Neither country may permit the interception of confidential conversations between a client and their legal counsel.
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by bogle 6y ago
We do as we are told to do (and there's something in the English character that likes it like that). Current Prime Minister is an American (renounced his citizenship in 2016 after a large tax bill) and there are many other unquestionin
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Hundreds arrested as crime chat network cracked(bbc.com)
334 points by bogle 6y ago|365 comments
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by bogle 6y ago
I have to switch between various machines so I use my phone. Then I find any app to be overkill and limiting at the same time. I recommend using a timer and your phone's timer will do. Set timers for 25mins, 5 mins and 15mins and go!
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by bogle 7y ago
How is a doctor supposed to do a video consultation if the blotches on your bum, purely for example, are all blurry because the definition is less than HD?
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by bogle 7y ago
The noisy back-benchers are a little silly as all of Huawei's work is scrutenised: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/huawei-gchq-security-evaluat... Of course, in the UK, calling Tory back-benchers "a little si
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by bogle 7y ago
Takes down, succinctly, both the herd immunity nonsense and the fallacious, economic, let them die position.
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Could squatting in the office save your life?(theguardian.com)
1 points by bogle 7y ago|0 comments
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by bogle 7y ago
I've just had to script an earlier manual process and the last couple of steps couldn't be handled in code. The final log message, written to the console, says, "TODO: Now do this thing ...". So everything is under sourc
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by bogle 7y ago
There's the Multi-Account Containers add-on.
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by bogle 7y ago
The poor state of the UK railways is due to a massive lack of investment for most of the second half of the twentieth century. A huge wasted opportunity where the costs of the closures were never properly considered.
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by bogle 7y ago
This is my hope, too. Already I can cycle almost anywhere in my city but it's harder for those who are less confident on the roads (or those who can't bounce when an accident does occur or can't face down some dangerous drive
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by bogle 7y ago
I would like conversions to become more common and thus significantly reduce the price. As city-centre diesel bans come in, and the road tax increases, then converting an existing vehicle would be great. It would make a nice little industry
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by bogle 7y ago
"More or Less" on BBC Radio 4 did an investigation of the supposed particulate pollution from wood burners. Basically, although data is thin (and misused by HM Gov), if you have a modern stove and properly dried wood you won'
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by bogle 7y ago
Even if they left some of it as binary blobs and cut off the older systems from the Sonos ecosystem I'd be happy with this solution. I need the speakers to talk to each other so I can play throughout the house over wifi but as I have a
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by bogle 7y ago
My Sonos system is bridged to the perfectly fine 1980's hi-fi setup in the lounge but that bridge is now out of support from Sonos. Feeling a bit ripped off here as I only bought the bridge four years ago.
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by bogle 7y ago
Perhaps if we don't fly on private jets we are not respectable.
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by bogle 7y ago
I like the iClever Wireless Folding Keyboard - mini version. It's tiny and easy to carry with a phone. You need to be a little more careful with where some keys are.
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by bogle 7y ago
Also worth reading is "Beyond the Twelve-Factor App" (O’Reilly). It goes into the 12 factors and expands them to 15 for cloud-native apps. I believe I got a free e-book via Pivotal's content library.
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by bogle 7y ago
> It's hard to take the clear disappointment from my bosses. You should be brave and raise this with your bosses. You may have got the wrong idea! Ask them how you are doing and trust them to be honest with you. You may be disappoin
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by bogle 7y ago
You'll take her by the fastest method appropriate. No one, said have to , that was just you. It doesn't take much to imagine a situation where the nearest emergency room is a mile away and she can still go on the bike's chil
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by bogle 7y ago
Tell you what, you do it and report back, eh? While you are at it, check the traffic deaths due to motor vehicles. Do it for urban environments, which is the original topic. Oh, and the improvements in life expectancy for those who take reg
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by bogle 7y ago
Married with 3 kids. I think the multiple errors in your assumption is due to poor thinking on at least two counts. I live in the city, as my question may have suggested, and my family can cycle and walk and take the tram and bus and train

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