darreninthenet

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by darreninthenet 4y ago
Just to give another perspective, Drawabox does seem to be good but it is exceptionally hard work and at times needs an awful lot of discipline as some of the exercises can require some real willpower to get through - although it is all wit
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
Is Shaw's first Python book any good?
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
TweetDeck survived as it's owned by Twitter
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
It's less than three months since it was launched... like most tech I'm certain versions 2 and beyond will improve upon things, not that these will replace authors in my opinion, at least not in my lifetime.
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
We're the only nation to develop a space launch capability and then abandon it
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
I don't want to be "that guy" but a mate of mine is the music director is in his local church here in the UK, plays the organ and piano, is mostly self taught and is also gay... he's even going to be teaching me to play
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
But equally you don't burn on for months in the wrong direction
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
It wouldn't surprised me if they leaked it themselves to either see what the outcry would be, or so they can release a version that's not as bad as the leak and people are happier with it even though it's still terrible.
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
Are Cloudflare generally considered ok...?
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
Hmmm I have all my domains on Google at the moment... what's the story with not using them?
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
You're missing the bigger picture... keep small fry tied up, make them not win and then nobody else has a precedent ruling. Take a proper money making business to court first time and you risk them actually fighting and winning.
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
The problem with relying on a court to protect your small OGL derived business is that Hasbro has much deeper pockets to keep somebody tied up in litigation and appeals for years, that they probably can't afford.
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
And Free Agent for UseNet...
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
Unless you're in a country with a proper social healthcare system anyway...
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Only if (it can be proven) they intended that all along... otherwise it's just a civil breach of contract
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
A Right of Way I walk frequently in Kent in the UK the farmer has literally put a sign up either end of the path through his crops and then not planted a ~6 foot wide diagonal path through the crops so you're walking with growing wheat
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
That's a really good take but the reverse can also happen - my last company was an insurance company in the UK who's job was selling insurance... now they fully accept (with the way insurance is sold almost entirely online and wit
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
I use the free version and for my needs it's fine (basically 100 feed limit and after a while old posts drop off the feed, I'm not sure how long). For 25 dollars a year you get 500 feeds and one year retention (up to 1000 posts pe
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
Brilliant thank you
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
What paper like screen protector and Pencil nib did you get please?
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
Isn't that how Apple Pay works?
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
However is this not a known limitation with how it's currently setup? It has no way of knowing what the current weather in Dallas is simply because it has no way of finding out (eg it could query a weather website, but it has no intern
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
I've just been using it from my smartphone...
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
I use 1Password since moving off LastPass (I left them ages ago in "protest" of them closing down Xmarks) and have been very happy with it... is Bitwarden better..?
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
Until they're unplugged for being too annoying
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by darreninthenet 4y ago
As a GenX'r myself who's first video gaming experience at a young age was a little console (no idea what it was, it wasn't a famous brand) that played Pong, it was enormous fun and 5(?) year old me was always bugging my Dad t