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cmdkeen
11y ago
But because it is .Net you have all sorts of libraries which bring you type safety if you want it. Things like T4MVC and Typelite combined with Entity Framework give me compile time impacts of impacts anywhere in my stack from the DB downwa
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Says the man typing on the internet. The amount of tech produced because it initially had military applications is staggering. Medical advances and next gen power are both things of massive utility to the military and they plough large amou
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11y ago
So the question should come down to the admissibility of evidence gathered from access to a device. Rather than "search this device" it becomes "search this device's photos" where if the authorities then dug through
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11y ago
This concept is will known in the military as BLUF - bottom line up front. Not an abstract or introduction, putting the key recommendation or outcome at the beginning. It falls in and out of fashion but as with newspapers it helps you work
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11y ago
I'm an in house dev for a financial company - if you really want to "stress test" a financial institution turn off Excel for a week and you'll find all the things you never realised people were doing. I've been bitt
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11y ago
The SKU cost is worth exploring the context that Tesco is facing massive pressure from the lower end of the market in Lidl and Aldi. Separately it also allows for better bargaining power with the suppliers, fewer brands on the shelves = Tes
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It's also ironic because the translation of the bible into people's native tongues from the Vulgate Latin bible was a major part of the Protestant movement in that it exposed a lot of issues in the Vulgate version which enabled th
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11y ago
Just like medical devices or military hardware don't cost X to manufacture the cost is in the degree of certification required. Your MVP might look like it does all the same stuff but it is about proving things like mean time between f
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11y ago
Nice to see you read my entire post which does very much reference point 2. The whole "they knew in advance" thing is getting into massive conspiracy theory territory where a shedload of relatively junior people know a massive sec
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11y ago
Well Osama was making and releasing tapes, referencing current events, up until 2011 after which AQ acknowledged his death. Which lends credibility to a) his being alive up until 2011 and b) that he died then. You'd need to come up wit
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11y ago
1. If Pakistan is paranoid about India then it will have concentrated its air defences facing India, not Afghanistan. The USA also has the resources to know the location of Pakistani radar sites and thus plan routes to avoid them. 1&2.
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11y ago
They do have full control - see the bit about being able to disable/enable via recovery mode. I for one am very happy to have moved on from an era where desktop security was abysmal and compromises lurked around every corner.
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11y ago
I never found the planning period at all restful or recuperative. One of the reasons I'm falling out of love with Scrum is the relentless pressure of sprinting.
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11y ago
Indeed as the article notes being called a "Ludo player" is an insult when playing Uckers. This game is an awful lot more about frustrating your opponent, which is what makes it fun in a mess. A good Uckers game is a spectator spo
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I can assure you it is still common at sea - but then Royal have been rather focused on hot and sandy places for a decade. Essentially one of the coffee tables in a mess will be set up as an Uckers board. On older ships it will have the nam
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One of the problems is briefly touched on in the article - human ingenuity finding new ways of waging war. From the Japanese Kamikaze to more modern forms of "hybrid warfare" currently being waged by Russia in Ukraine. Western lea
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11y ago
I'm also a major fan of two way binding, but I agree with the problem the article raises re dirty checking. I much prefer Knockout because for the price of writing observable(value) rather than field = value I don't have to worry
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Whilst you are correct, and every conflict has blue on blue engagements, the US military have a very bad reputation for being bloody dangerous to their allies. Mission videos that do emerge of incidents where US aircraft, helicopters and dr
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Well except for their killing of homosexuals, repression of women and their purges of historical artefacts deemed un-Islamic.
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While NATO offered to activate the submarine rescue system to assist. Most militaries respect their opponents, and all sailors respect the sea. It's when that is lacking that you start to see abuses more likely to occur - WW2 Japan in
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Well there might be sufficient data to bear that out. Plenty of startups are adopting work / life balance friendly policies. It would be interesting to see if they have a better / worse change of success... Perhaps one for Matterm
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But you're also a country with mostly "at will" employment laws - any one of those employees can quit with no notice. If you can't cope for a week without any of those individuals then you have some serious business risk
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Seriously, someone on HN equating SAAS to extortion... Much like the OP talking of not being able to do development if your employer fails to approve the payment in time. Resharper is nice and all but you can actually write C# without it. (
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11y ago
National Parks can still get developed on, they aren't kept in aspic. UK National Parks are fairly unique in that they often contain substantial settlements, and as such need to change over time. Covering them completely in concrete is
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Well there is a lot of old Scots law words in the legal document about how tenements work, but essentially it is mine. There is a "stair committee" which handles things like common repairs to the roof, stair, garden etc but it is
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Any detailed information is going to be classified because details are useful to attackers. That said spy novels from "in the know" authors do a decent job of explaining some aspects. The Manning / Snowdon revelations do plen
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As someone who bought a city property last year the Scottish system is lightyears ahead of England. I don't have to worry about leasehold, freehold etc - I bought my flat, it is mine. Buying through solicitors and the associated regula
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11y ago
Of course it is low paid, it's lower than the living wage and you're hardly doing menial unskilled labour. But crucially you're gaining work experience which will give you an edge when you start looking for jobs once you grad
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On one of my Navy leadership courses the reservist instructor said the most positive and motivating piece of recognition he got was his boss buying him a thank you card and quietly putting it on his desk when he was busy. If you know your p
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The difference is that a basic income is supposed to persuade non retirement age people to continue to work, hence "basic". A state pension is supposed to be enough to enable every retired citizen to be able to live without workin
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