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961.
by chgs 2y ago
As in since the U.K. shot itself in the foot more effort is being spent on an English speaking country in Europe at the expense of an English speaking country in its own.
962.
by chgs 2y ago
Why 1/30th? Latency will be far more than that due to speed of light. My mpeg vision circuits are about 480ms end to end from Washington/New York to London. The j2k ones are faster but still in the 200ms range. In theory you could
963.
by chgs 2y ago
I believe there’s precedent for Americans mooning Austrailia. https://youtu.be/YkcVzNyj5sI?si=XXY3dnm8WPrmmbu0
964.
by chgs 2y ago
A video posted by the minister on X shows police officers and inspectors from the ministry entering a hotel room. A BBC team visited the scene, but was prevented from filming or going into the hotel by police. https://www.bbc.co.
965.
by chgs 2y ago
So you are saying you can’t operate a free press in Israel?
966.
by chgs 2y ago
You’re right there are other media outlets Oh. “A BBC team visited the scene, but was prevented from filming or going into the hotel by police.” It’s the kind of behaviour you expect in Egypt https://www.wired.com/2011/
967.
by chgs 2y ago
Freedom of speech as long as it’s speech I like Very American.
968.
by chgs 2y ago
“The AGI now has a membership portal and it may be that the page you require sits within that portal. As a member you will be able to reach the page by logging in. If you are not yet a member of the AGI and are interested in joining pleas
969.
by chgs 3y ago
Just have a black hole route for the subnets you don’t want to send to
970.
by chgs 3y ago
Doesn’t matter too much as this coincides with the streaming services dying too. Netflix has just decided to force adverts on me, so that’s been cancelled.
971.
by chgs 3y ago
More time spent doom scrolling is of no benefit. More money spent on higher rents is of no benefit.
972.
by chgs 3y ago
Everything I run with sudo is logged so I know how I messed up. Nothing worse than ansible with its “sudo /tmp/whatever.sh” which hides what it’s doing.
973.
by chgs 3y ago
Maybe in your area. Certainly not in my area.
974.
by chgs 3y ago
Higher interest rates doesn’t fix this at all. The supply shortage is in available land (with the right permission/zoning/etc) Higher rates will reduce the profit the land owner can take, but they also increase the costs to the bu
975.
by chgs 3y ago
This was a choice between a new ICE and a new EV so your point is meaningless
976.
by chgs 3y ago
Do supermarkets have 150kW chargers? I thought they were 7kW ones, or about 20 miles/hour. 80 miles from 15kWh would be over 5 miles per kWh which seems quite high. What’s the cost per mile compared to petrol? How many 150kW chargers a
977.
by chgs 3y ago
> Outdoor chargers don't work because thieves steal the copper wires Yet in reality thousands of people charge their cars in their driveways every day without this problem.
978.
by chgs 3y ago
Neither have I, but that’s because I don’t watch TV. At least 80% of people in the U.K. don’t watch tv news.
979.
by chgs 3y ago
Technically yes. You were trying to get unauthorised access to a server But the law is never black and white. Programmers think the law is some code to run. It’s not.
980.
by chgs 3y ago
In what country? I suspect that given the intentions it would be a breach of the U.K. computer misuse act for example. Holding the perpetrator to the law is another matter of course.
981.
by chgs 3y ago
If you know the flight will be cancelled why would the airline sell you the ticket?
982.
by chgs 3y ago
Yet evidence from the EU says this doesn’t apply.
983.
by chgs 3y ago
> I don't think it's reasonable for airlines to expect to maintain the same number of departures that worked in the nice summer months through the winter. Agree. So they don’t sell tickets for those flights that don’t run, then
984.
by chgs 3y ago
No mention of ptp, I’m curious how the switch handles it (and how is it connfiged from Linux) I find understanding how Linux networking really helpful in uunderstanding mikrotiks (which I use a lot in prod, although tend to shy away from fo
985.
by chgs 3y ago
Far less freight tonnage per km of track. The Us transports nearly 10 times as much freight-km as the EU and far more than 10 times tons/person.
986.
by chgs 3y ago
I suspect it came from https://9to5mac.com/2023/12/05/carplay-popularity-iphone-tes... A non statistically relevant random poll of Apple fanboys
987.
by chgs 3y ago
I rent almost exclusively in the “B” level in the U.K. and have always had CarPlay. Maybe it’s a policy by Enterprise UK. Occasionally I’ve had something like a D or so, or a van, but even the last van I had had CarPlay.
988.
by chgs 3y ago
> It hasn't changed in 15 years Good. It works. I use Apple rather than Google as I try to avoid Google as much as possible but it’s the same principle. I want long term stability in software, not new changes put in to earn a PM a p
989.
by chgs 3y ago
Kids are in the back and thus a screen in the back is what’s needed. An iPad or similar will do that, so a place to mount would be good. By the time they are old enough to be in the front they have their own phone and headphones and care le
990.
by chgs 3y ago
A Tesla costs $80k and lasts 10 years. Why are you saying $1200 for internet is too much and $600 isn’t? Why do they even bother charging - just bundle it in with the headline price. It’s a tiny portion of the revenue, nobody is going to th

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