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by chinabot 4y ago
Most government entities, big banks and companies using mainframes and AS/400 systems
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by chinabot 4y ago
I dont even have a clue what a full-stack even means these days, its just a resume wank-word somewhere between "cloud" and "framework"
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by chinabot 4y ago
1.5M people in UK work for the National Health Service, I doubt these are all over-stretched doctors and nurses. Bureaucracy and inefficiency must be rampant over there.
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by chinabot 4y ago
Real question, apart from noobs (eg my Gran) does anyone use the store for anything? I certainly cant see any businesses wanting it on company machines for any reason
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by chinabot 4y ago
My 15 year old Delphi program which runs the whole factory still hasnt been replaced, despite the company and IT staff growing by 10x. Its now taken 4 years, 3 IT Managers and 2 consulting firms to decide Delphi is archaic and it will all b
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by chinabot 4y ago
It will be calibrated for room temperature, temperature changes do affect the oscillator frequency that is why highly accurate frequency sources have an "Oven" to keep the temperature stable https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by chinabot 4y ago
To be fair to windows I have several programs some over 20 years old which keep their exact behaviour and (with some minor updates) their looks, I appreciate not screwing those over for the sake of the latest GUIFAD
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by chinabot 4y ago
Better not get used to it, it will probably change by Windows 12
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by chinabot 4y ago
Looks to me like one set of rats has been replaced by a different set of rats, hopefully slightly less plague-ridden.
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by chinabot 4y ago
to be replaced by different rats once they taste the power/money. Someone once said the fact you want to be a politician should immediately disqualify you from being a politician"
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by chinabot 4y ago
Add to this if you do not use the Latest Language or framework de jour you are by default wrong.
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by chinabot 4y ago
3400KM is the diameter at the equator, lesser at latitude, I would say do-able once aluminum is available in qty and can be extruded, losses shouldnt be too horrible at 1MV. I like the out of the box thinking here.
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by chinabot 4y ago
All the politicians and desktop generals should be added to the crew lists the day war breaks out, that should solve a few problems.
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by chinabot 4y ago
Saw this a lot in Asia during the late 80s, never understood the hate for it, most of the jokes are on the old white men and he was a real gentleman in real life.
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by chinabot 4y ago
Yes its David Vs Goliath, but that sums up all space companies not backed by billionaires or Government Pork. saying that I am rooting for both to succeed.
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by chinabot 4y ago
I find this interesting that human infants are the only ones to cry out and make lots of noise, it must have been recent historically as making yourself known to predators is generally not a good idea evolution wise.
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by chinabot 4y ago
I didn't (too embarrassed) but there is this guy whos quite famous in the EV conversion world and video documents the whole process for an E39 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcyJm5CrLJI&list=PLPHK4T9kKE...
108.
by chinabot 4y ago
Can you buy 2 economy seats, would seem a better and cheaper solution
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by chinabot 4y ago
So a win for Lawyers.
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by chinabot 4y ago
While fun and enlightening, my Toyota SR5 EV conversion was twice the cost of the used Nissan leaf I had before it, and apart from the stunning good looks (IMHO) has crappy range and all the other drawbacks of a 1990 car. My BMW 528 convers
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by chinabot 4y ago
Should add the freepascal community is much more forgiving of noobs and generally well behaved (trolls dont like quiche I guess!)
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by chinabot 4y ago
Pascal is type safe and generally catches most errors at compile time, you can still create run-time errors such as indexes outside arrays but these will cause errors not bad return data. eg I use C a lot and find myself referencing array i
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by chinabot 4y ago
Plenty do, difference is they just write code and do projects they like so no tick-tock add-ons unless that floats your boat.
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by chinabot 4y ago
Though I don't actively hide my presence on-line as my professional email address and sarcastic writing style never changes, I do love the shock of some co-workers when they find I have no accounts for linkedin, twitter, facebook, gith
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by chinabot 4y ago
I've got a 2021 model 3 and dont have any of the issues you are talking about, I must obviously be the exception.
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by chinabot 4y ago
Scam calls are already criminal what more regulation is required?
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by chinabot 4y ago
I'd go all in under $100 based on the the fact they are environmentally sound, selling everything they produce, have a waiting list of buyers and have some big potential future products such as teslabot if they get them right. Musk is
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by chinabot 4y ago
They are really good cars actually (FSD Bulls** excluded)
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by chinabot 4y ago
225 processes running on my Windows 11 PC at startup, back with windows XP I got this down to 14, I no longer even try. Microsoft should plant a couple of trees for every copy of Windows 11 installed.
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by chinabot 4y ago
and impossible to replace with the same part from a scrapped car due to the module being paired to the specific car and the reuirement for the dealer to install it. All car parts should become open source 10 years after the last one was pro

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