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No it isn't, but in any big org the plebs are only allowed to use Office and anything else is IT captured.
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Commit to deliver only one thing in a weekly long sprint. Insist on written specifications prior to acceptance into a sprint, including finalised wireframes. Expand from there.
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I work with Indian delivery teams on a regular basis and I think focus on things like frugality, which certainly exists, comes at a terrifying price on terms of lack of long term quality and security issues. I've seen the same approac
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Definitely an HN favorite - but has something changed lately for you to post this now?
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A great analysis by Private Eye, which has been reporting on this story for a long time - Private Eye Online | Justice Lost In The Post: https://www.private-eye.co.uk/special-reports/justice-lost-i... For the HN crowd
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6y ago
You think an id card would be free?
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More likely is that the cost of loss to theft is offset by the lack of costs for on-site staff and the general profit margin. A lot of retail park stores understaff security because the margins are big enough to accommodate quite a lot of
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In the UK we already have sufficient identification for all purposes, we don't need more. I also have experience of the current identify systems and they do not unify identities as well as you think they do, and any attempt to do so h
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London, England. Small house, big garden, Mrs was a teacher, 4 year old boy. He plays Lego, games, in an inflatable pool, in a sandbox, and does max 4 hours of learning a week with my wife. He's never been so happy and it'll do
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Jira totally removes the fluidity in the software development process, I've stopped using it altogether and now rely on Google Docs and Sheets.
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If you're emailing links to Google docs and you expect them to last for 5 years then you're doing it all wrong. Google Docs are great for collaboration, authoring, review, publication, but durable publication or archiving is a di
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I'm not sure why the biggest benefit of UBI is not promoted, in that it dramatically reduces the cost of providing state benefits? No more big IT companies changing crappy old systems to meet new requirements. Just a cheque once a mon
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My phone won't unlock when I'm out and about now
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On the other hand I love the simplicity of Google Docs and we use it for everything at my (very large) employer and it's particularly suited to collaboration between technical people and business people. The familiar document interfac
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It's charm, my wife is assertive and charming whereas I am merely assertive and threatening, she never has to pay for sauce packets!
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This. Jira used to be famous for it's ease of use and fantastic cross linking between artifacts, but now it's always just very slow.
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Seriously this has to stop, all you need is Zotero, Zim and Freemind. Formal research, desktop note taking and file organisation, mind mapping. These tools are reputable, well supported, play well with any file sync service and will be ar
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Would be great for something like core wars!
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Love to see this for gmail
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I don't want this! Google location history is a constantly useful part of my life.
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I take issue with your framing of the police as criminals because it misses the point; the police are not criminals, the law and the legal establishment fully supports their actions. Those actions are institutionally racist as they are int
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Spot on, because the rebuilding process stresses drives that are likely as old as the one that failed
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Want to clarify for the OP that there is still a Windows port available and it is feature complete. The new 0.7 line is the one where more work is required to build an installer.
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zim desktop wiki
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Isn't this basically a very slightly slicker version of Zim desktop wiki? Zim is based on plain text files, has links, to-dos, backlink pane etc. Oh, and it's Foss.
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Well control and air conditioning, because it's cheaper to control the environment in a single open space than in multiple rooms
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Dunno about the US but in the UK we have https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/ for info like this
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IMHO native applications represent a valuable class of niche software tools that deliver very highly specialised functionality in concert with desktop software. Add ons for MSProject and Excel abound and there really isn't an equivale
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Yeah, but isn't this why artificial meat companies are getting funding? To industrialise meat production and achieve unprecedented scale?
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Did you ever look at pega, nintex and Appian?
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