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by grumblepeet 14y ago
"You are seeing this page because website has reached CPU usage limit of the server, and it was temporarily disabled." One of the most annoying messages to be presented with on following a link. I wonder if there is a cache anywhere of this
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by grumblepeet 14y ago
It is an iPad mini
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by grumblepeet 14y ago
I travel with a laptop but I still use my tablet every day in meetings to take notes (I have an external keyboard cover) and to catch up on emails on the train. It is in use pretty much all day.
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by grumblepeet 14y ago
I suspect that it is a beneath the road electrical induction charging system so that cars/vehicles don't need to carry heavy batteries to travel longer distances.. On open roads, where batteries fall down on range, surely this would make se
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by grumblepeet 14y ago
I used to work in a civil engineering company and ran the intranet. The most secure part was the company wiki, which held all of the organisation's collective wealth about how to make things that wouldn't fall down, explode etc. They used t
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by grumblepeet 14y ago
My son was taught this method at school as THE way to do multiplication. Imagine my confusion when he brought homework back and I started doing multiplication the way we were all taught, only to be told "DADDY, you don't know anything!".
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by grumblepeet 14y ago
As you say was probably a rollout lag. Working here in UK now.
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by grumblepeet 14y ago
None of this goes to explain Capri pants. Horses be damned...sometimes there just isn't an excuse...
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by grumblepeet 14y ago
Nothing to do with the science, but it looks suspiciously like they are using Squeak to produce their slides. Maybe they are using it in some capacity to collate data?
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by grumblepeet 14y ago
This is the great thing about SharePoint. It adds a layer of abstraction that allows you to present different views of the files and you can slice and dice as much as you want. I can see a time in the next few years where the traditional fi
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by grumblepeet 15y ago
Greed, greed...everything is greed. Sad day for photography in the UK.
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by grumblepeet 15y ago
I agree with a lot from this article. I am working in Nuremberg at the moment and have been here for over a month. From what I can see most people work very long hours, much longer than in the UK, and seem to take less holiday time (althoug
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by grumblepeet 15y ago
This farce has surely got out of control and just makes the manufacturers look extremely foolish. All of this is powered by greed. Lets hope as you say that it pushes this debate out to the general public, although I doubt that it will happ
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by grumblepeet 15y ago
A hardened Android stack? Maybe Twitter are developing a phone?
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by grumblepeet 15y ago
I'm getting it on google.co.uk too now