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by cs02rm0 6mo ago
Although Ofcom doesn't think geo blocking is sufficient to absolve them of that liability. Crazy as that is.
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by cs02rm0 6mo ago
Crikey. My dad (and just about every other westerner) used to brew sid down the road in Dhahran, I never heard of fires from it.
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by cs02rm0 6mo ago
I'm not the target market for a subscription for this, but I found it quite buggy - I had multiple browser windows open and couldn't navigate to more than one. I couldn't navigate to other spaces either (clicking on them did
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by cs02rm0 6mo ago
> At our CORE, our instinct is to only email folks when we actually have something fun to share. A big release, something we’re excited about, news worth your time. That’d probably be every couple of months, if that. Respectful. Low nois
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by cs02rm0 6mo ago
> They seem to converge to the mean I think that was the point being made; if you're looking at it from the perspective of being really good at something, its tendency towards an averaged result is substandard.
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by cs02rm0 6mo ago
And which temperatures - air, ground, sea? Or qualitative measures such as when lambs are born, crops are harvested, leaves fall, etc? There's a lot that we associate with seasons. But the quote somewhere above about six seasons with l
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by cs02rm0 6mo ago
As a Brit, this feels like a much better fit.
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by cs02rm0 6mo ago
And then Canva, Prezi, etc. I can't understand the idea that there's no alternative to PowerPoint on Linux either.
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by cs02rm0 6mo ago
The entire Gulf War was only six weeks long. It's difficult to compare; but Iran today is not Iraq then. F-15s are now based on a design that's 30 years older. Shoulder launched SAMs have moved on. I'm not sure what happened
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by cs02rm0 7mo ago
It's always been internet access control, there is no child protection.
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by cs02rm0 7mo ago
I don't know why this is being downvoted. It's depressingly true; it seems the UK really heading quickly towards a Great Firewall, they've been looking to control VPN use [1] and the top most read article on BBC News right no
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by cs02rm0 7mo ago
I admire the attempt to make a logical argument against these laws taken at face value, but I can't help think that's giving them too much credit. These laws have spread like wildfire around the world with many countries and regio
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by cs02rm0 7mo ago
The very concept they've been trying to sell is wrong headed. Kids are trying to access XYZ which isn't safe (where XYZ may as well be "the internet") -> verify the ages of all adults, because we can't verify the
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by cs02rm0 7mo ago
I'm not, just rolling with it.
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by cs02rm0 7mo ago
At the same age I was using the school's phone bill to phone beer companies and request they send me beer mats, so I could swap them with other kids in the playground. And they did, which seems a little off these days. Reading this I w
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by cs02rm0 7mo ago
Survivor bias again - these are the few that made it while many others did not.
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by cs02rm0 8mo ago
The travel forms to visit the US ask if people have ever been involved in espionage, at least they did, I'm not aware that it's changed. You can guarantee the many people who work for intelligence agencies of US allies aren't
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by cs02rm0 8mo ago
6. It turns out they do all look the same, to me.
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by cs02rm0 8mo ago
The minister who set this up claims this is a cover up: https://x.com/CPhilpOfficial/status/2021295301017923762 https://xcancel.com/CPhilpOfficial/status/202129530101792376...
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by cs02rm0 8mo ago
Presumably they're also looking to increase production capacity as fast as possible - within the year? I'd have thought HDDs aren't at the top of the list for AI requirements, are other component manufacturers struggling even
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by cs02rm0 8mo ago
It's all beginning to feel a bit like an arms race where you have to go at a breakneck pace or someone else is going to beat you, and winner takes all.
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by cs02rm0 8mo ago
I'm 43. Took a year or so off from contracting after being flat out for years without taking any breaks, just poked around with some personal projects, did some stuff for my wife's company, petitioned the NHS to fix some stuff. Us
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by cs02rm0 8mo ago
It's Apple, not the users, that need to make that switch in the first instance. I'd love to use Linux again but I'm not leaving Apple hardware for it, or accepting poor software support for recent hardware.
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by cs02rm0 8mo ago
HS2 is more sprawl than tall.
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by cs02rm0 8mo ago
Now I just have to contrive the circumstances where this is useful to me. :)
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by cs02rm0 8mo ago
"...while £4 million is admittedly chump change for the UK government..." I know this is just the author deflecting the clichéd argument, but I hate that argument. The pennies do matter, otherwise the argument is made ad infinitum
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by cs02rm0 9mo ago
So it's not just me. I cancelled my subscription.
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by cs02rm0 9mo ago
Not quite as bad, but I do think the ShowHN posts suffer a form of the same issue where most posts seem to get very little attention and the little there is, probably comes from other people who post to it, rather than receiving the attenti
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by cs02rm0 9mo ago
I don't think it's wildly unfair, it's a genuine problem. Not that I have the answer unfortunately.
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by cs02rm0 9mo ago
I thought development for it was not in a good place?

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