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151.
by clort 3y ago
I'm pretty sure the file command is not GNU btw, and I can't find anything about a GNU version.. do you have a reference? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_(command)
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by clort 3y ago
I don't really understand the banks point, given that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-EBCDIC exists.
153.
by clort 3y ago
Um, taking it orally or dropping it in your eye? (I'm interested because my sister has just had eye surgery and while she is still adjusting to her new vision, she said something about potential dryness)
154.
by clort 3y ago
I am not sure that actually, the intermediate site is even technically sending the image. As I understand it, the iframe is set up such that the users browser loads your site inside the frame and the intermediate site outside of the frame.
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by clort 3y ago
what is the prevailing theory currently?
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by clort 3y ago
No, ground effect is (AFAIK) when the depth of the wing (fore-aft) is greater than the distance above the surface it is flying over. The leading edge of the wing creates a pressure wave that reflects back from the surface and provides lift
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by clort 3y ago
Surely if the FaceID module provides a key to decrypt the encrypted contents of the phone, if you swap a module then another module might be able to verify a face but not provide the correct key, and the phone remains locked? If, before
158.
by clort 3y ago
Yeah but be aware before you move in that the Tater Du Lighthouse is very nearby (IIRC just round the point you see in Side Garden photo) Tater Du has an automatic fog horn..
159.
by clort 3y ago
I guess there is a reason they settled on the phrase "The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth". This article is truth, but not the whole truth.
160.
by clort 3y ago
Makes me wonder what the insurance company is paying, how much you pay them and if its even worth it. My dentist (in UK) charges £2500 for an implant. I don't have insurance. (technically I do have insurance, since NHS dentistry exists
161.
by clort 3y ago
You seem to be an order of magnitude away from what I consider normal for a small sailboat. 80W solar panel & 400Ah battery bank. Even the 'high output' alternator only puts out 70A max. Do people really need AC when away from
162.
by clort 3y ago
I had a couple of operations as a youngster, and from my memory (could be faulty) they would speak to you while you were still on the trolley then waft some gas in front of you as you needed to breathe in. Then, when you were sedated they w
163.
by clort 4y ago
The guys we know about
164.
by clort 4y ago
I don't know about .NET or OpenBSD specifically but Mono claims to be available on all BSD platforms -> https://www.mono-project.com/docs/about-mono/supported-platf...
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by clort 4y ago
No, at least I wasn't. My kph was about 10-12k giving 5-6 keystrokes per task if I recall. At least in the UK, if we had a postcode then that was enough. Not even required to type the whole thing. The UK postcode is split into two part
166.
by clort 4y ago
I worked ~20 years ago doing this exact job at Royal Mail in UK. The software that they were using was not their own, but being created on contract by Lockheed Martin, who did not write it themselves but subcontracted out to another company
167.
by clort 4y ago
looks neat and I am in no way any kind of expert; I wonder why there is an external counterweight? It seems to me that the rotating 'piston' has hollow chambers in one side only to allow passage of gases and therefore needs a cou
168.
by clort 4y ago
can you name it please? I'm interested in a hobbyist project and although I haven't got up off my arse yet, I might one day...
169.
by clort 4y ago
I always think, in their minds they are outraged about the implication of m->f transgender using the f changing room, but now as a direct consequence of their law they are going to get f->m transgender using the f changing room. Or pe
170.
by clort 4y ago
Snark is not really welcome on this, the situation can be much more complex than you state. The article makes it clear that there are different categories "parents" and "birth parents". Also, "parents" is plura
171.
by clort 4y ago
interestingly, while I was living in Ireland I heard people referring to a euro as a quid reasonably commonly.
172.
by clort 4y ago
Well, in The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, they had a bit of a revolution on the moon and started throwing rocks. Having the power generators situated on earth would keep that scenario at bay.
173.
by clort 4y ago
Do we know truly that 'most' Russians believe this? We understand that it is the only narrative that they are allowed to hear via media, but it seems that there were many who did not believe it in the beginning, and many who stil
174.
by clort 4y ago
I think your argument comes under 'whataboutism' to start with This war is caused by an invasion of Ukraine by Russia and nothing else. Neither the US nor NATO are fighting in this war, it is solely Russian troops invading Ukraine
175.
by clort 4y ago
I do appreciate that this is a war and both sides are able to disseminate propaganda, but from over here in Europe, some of the stories we hear about the things that the Russians are doing does not leave me with any confidence that the war
176.
by clort 4y ago
I always said I wouldn't transition to electronic charts until I can get a high resolution e-paper like device which can show the chart at a reasonable size with reasonable detail and I can leave it on the chart table or take it outsid
177.
by clort 4y ago
Presumably for a whole lot less than he paid for Twitter, he could have purchased 100 jets and flown them around the country continually for years, hopping on and off as he chose and nobody would have any idea where he was. He is still, afa
178.
by clort 4y ago
Voting on his polls is engagment, which he wants/needs to be able to sell to advertisers.
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Centenary of Erskine Childers’ Execution in Dublin(afloat.ie)
3 points by clort 4y ago|0 comments
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The global hacking network that targets VIPs(thetimes.co.uk)
2 points by clort 4y ago|0 comments

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