Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
ddmf
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
19 ms
·
211.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
Mucky fat on a slab of bread is (or was) a staple in Yorkshire. You get beef dripping from the butcher - beef juice with a top layer of fat - you then mash it together, and spread it on bread with a little bit of salt. It's magical.
212.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
It's great when you discover that some of the tastiest meals can be extremely simple and quick to make - spaghetti carbonara takes pretty much the time it takes to cook the spaghetti, ie about 9 minutes - how's that for fast food.
213.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
I had a very similar experience with BOS back in the early '90s. And you're spot on - there are so many people juggling these financial balls that one slip up can cause issues for years.
214.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
Second for Bitwig - I came from using Cubase (since '91 on an Atari) - and while it was a bit of a change, my workflow is much improved.
215.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
If there are bad snack items available, I will eat as many as I can stuff into my facehole as quickly as I can. I have no willpower. The best way I've found to combat this is to not buy bad snack items.
216.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
Thanks for sharing this.
217.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
That makes me think of http://www.lingscars.com/ - which actually marks down ok.
218.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
I was in a car a few years ago that spontaneously erupted into flames at 70mph - well, it had been at 70mph - we were a few hundred yards on a motorway on a hot summer day when the car started slowing down, we pulled over to the hard should
219.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
Oh, brings back memories. gopher wiretap.spies.com was always my go to gopher site.
220.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
Dundee's no pure misty like, ye bam.
221.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
A colleague noticed about 2 weeks ago that instead of 10 or so hosts in his list on the teamviewer website had suddenly grown to 600+ hosts - I witnessed this, and told him he should contact teamviewer. Shortly after this someone tried to t
222.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
Strangely enough started using pytesseract yesterday and realised it was subprocess only. Thanks, will give this a try instead :)
223.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
LFG on Tinder: "need partner for bangfit team"
224.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
That's an excellent idea. Far too often the driver in front appears to be driving strangely so you drop back a bit and hope they or you turn off so you don't have to be hypervigilant about their driving. If there was an automated
225.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
"Make more shit. Shit on other's work less." One of the best quotes I've seen this month.
226.
▲
by
ddmf
10y ago
This describes issues I have to a tee. I know a few basic words in multiple languages, mostly I use English, but I have noticed I tend to get worse after a long coding session - it's like my English cart gets taken out and replaced wit
227.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
So it begins... I love April Fool's day...
228.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
"Ahh, this html is far too new and fiddly. Imma going back to Gopher."
229.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
Yes. Originally via Google Reader, but had to move to Newsblur when Google Reader closed. I like the fact it downloads and remembers the feed contents until I've read them, well, to a limit. I used to dislike missing items (FOMO) and R
230.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
Would be useful for us as we have to build a cart and get our Accounts dept to purchase it. We're in the UK though.
231.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
Very interesting. I was actually trying to remember this piece of software just the other day because I recognised a similar effect on a tv show and wanted to replicate it...
232.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
I'm a big fan of DPD's system except for the fact that their optimiser always tries to deliver to our house during school pickup - their software doesn't allow for any time exclusions and sometimes their drivers don't re
233.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
Yodel use self employed drivers, probably in a similar way to flex, but I doubt they get as much money - £30 to £50 a day - not sure how many parcels that entails. http://yodel.broadbeantech.com/jobs/view/4467/
234.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
We got hit by a similar spear phishing attempt - typically terse email from a buyer who used to be a Director. Luckily we caught it. It was close though, the accounts clerk who received the enquiry asked for confirmation and then got bombar
235.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
Went to look at the story with my AVG 'protected' laptop and couldn't view it because the website may be a trojan!
236.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
Get a cheap controller and have a play. I recommend the Numark Mixtrack III [1] because it has an audio interface built in. I think it comes with Serato software, but you could download a trial of Virtual DJ [2] too. The software processes
237.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
Royal Bank of Scotland and First Direct use a 2FA device that is authenticated first with your bank card pin (3FA?)
238.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
If it is taken up by the major DJ software and DAW developers, then yes. If not, it will die.
239.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
I miss SoftICE. Was great for helping making game trainers..
240.
▲
by
ddmf
11y ago
Found this on my Dad's Compaq Portable (can't remember if it was an original or a model II but it was around 1986/87) Comedy story: I didn't know any commands, but know that I wanted to list the drive contents in a speci
More ›