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by egwor 6y ago
Are they though? Do we know all the facts? This is a heavily regulated market and Congress are going to get involved. Let's wait and see. One thing to consider: if they've provided leveraged finance to buy this stock then they&#x
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by egwor 6y ago
Another view is that they're banning it to show that banning organisations according to some policy isn't effective and therefore they shouldn't be policing it 'because, how could they?'.
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by egwor 6y ago
I'm sorry to hear that. Is there any way to ask if she'd like you to fly out (assuming that is practical/allowed. In the UK everything is locked down)
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by egwor 6y ago
It is all to do with practice and techniques. Get yourself a copy of Leith's How to Cook. Link I just googled: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Leiths-Cook-School-Food-Wine/dp/184... A few things: * It will show you
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by egwor 6y ago
Good point. Most people are going to be using this for presentations or for connecting to a TV. If you're going to need an adapter since most cables are full sized hdmi, then why not just use an adapter from usb-c?
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by egwor 6y ago
I agree. It feels like 'What I want to hear'.
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by egwor 6y ago
HDMI is simply too thick. I can't see this happening.
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by egwor 6y ago
Deep question. Sometimes people repeat ideas without sufficient critical thought. That critical thought may well be due to lack of understanding around the subject which limits the ability for the person to review whether it is correct befo
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by egwor 6y ago
I'm a paying customer and I just realised that I'd not been using my Dropbox on my rebuilt laptop for >6months. I gave up with the crappy view. That's pretty bad if I only just noticed!
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by egwor 6y ago
Quite a few universities in the UK teach haskell as a way to start everyone on a level playing field and to introduce various concepts.
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by egwor 6y ago
I think it is for emphasis and for clarity. It is to clarify that the ban isn't temporary. A ban could be revoked or it could have a time limit. Permanent means it can't be reverted. I wonder if 'suspended' might also li
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by egwor 6y ago
Note that with global warming the gulf stream can change course and so some countries will actually be cooler (not warmer) in winter.
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by egwor 6y ago
It was (maybe still is) quite big in Asia too
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by egwor 6y ago
Yeah, this is one of the reasons why I'd be pro splitting up Whatsapp and Facebook/Insta. I don't really follow the monopoly rules, so don't really know when it might be crossing that line. I guess the EU review of these
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by egwor 6y ago
There’s a lot of auction theory that comes into play that an individual investor is unlikely to know and I would imagine a startup may not fully comprehend either. I would worry that this is still not a level playing field.
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by egwor 6y ago
Wow, this is horrible. It sounded like the court sided with you even though it was beyond their remit/reach to be able to fine them, which I think is pretty damming of the situation. I hope that you can take some time out to recover an
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by egwor 6y ago
Yeah, since I don't control what gets run on my desktop there's very little option. The web mail vs of Outlook is even locked out.
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by egwor 6y ago
I have the exact opposite experience. We're running an older version of Office (2016?) at work with Windows 7. Thse are supported by MS via the extended support contracts. It will be upgraded shortly. Basically I get blue screens, ren
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by egwor 6y ago
I just don't understand the free/commercial differentiation. I was trying to get some projects working from uni, and I wasn't sure what I was allowed to do nowadays. I thought it all had to be commercially licensed so gave up
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by egwor 6y ago
As a school kid (14? 15?), I won a prize to go to Birmingham University (UK) each Saturday morning for a term, to do a maths course. The teachers took turns in taking me and another to the course. One of the things I remember doing was play
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by egwor 6y ago
(as in 1meter rather than 1min!)
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by egwor 6y ago
Ooh, interesting. Wouldn't that be an extremely short time to measure? It would need to compare <1m response time vs <10m? I would imagine that having an accurate time chip for that short duration would be quite expensive? I have
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by egwor 6y ago
If they can boost the signal of the key, then it would appear that the key is in the car. The car is unlikely to stop if the key signal is lost due to safety concerns.
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by egwor 6y ago
If it were a pre-downloaded list then this is not surveillance. What it is doing it ensuring that software hasn't got malware in and/or that the developer's certificate hasn't been removed (e.g. for distributing malware)
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by egwor 6y ago
I have the MacBook Pro 16" 2019. I can confirm you don't have to try very hard for this to break. Disconnect the thunderbolt connected display when asleep and boom. I've learnt that if you close the lid then this seems to hel
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by egwor 6y ago
Aren't they limiting it to three applets too?
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by egwor 6y ago
Depends what the instrument is and when. If orders are spoofed during the start of day or end of day auctions or during other specific times when indexes are calculated then this impacts the settlement prices which has a knock on impact to
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by egwor 6y ago
How's this different from in FX where someone buys EURUSD in USD quantity? Venues trade EURUSD not USDEUR. So they want to trade 1000 dollars. Current fx rate is 1.18162. So that's 846.2957634434 euros. Minimum settlement in euros
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by egwor 6y ago
I’m going to bite. The web site we’re discussing is full of poor points too. The person you are responding to makes some good points. - once you’ve saved it as a pdf you can email to anyone. Most (all?) phones support it out of the box. The
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by egwor 6y ago
We run this at work, and I have (to put it politely) severe reservations. What does these functions for you: - Realtime GUI which works with windows 10 (we have a web site and nagastamon) - aggregation of alerts / alert roll up - shar

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