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by hanoz 8y ago
Does "bad for photosynthesis" mean less green, or more green? Warm non dry places aren't usually short on green.
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by hanoz 8y ago
I'd be very interested to find the equivalent of two part epoxy Sugru, or in other words a rubbery Milliput. Any suggestions? Coincidentally, such was my need only yesterday. I thought first of Sugru, balked at the price and delivery t
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by hanoz 8y ago
Do be aware though that 'Person of Significant Control' is a recent Companies House corporate transparency thing meant to identify people with control of the company via significant share holding or voting rights etc. who may not
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by hanoz 8y ago
Speaking for the UK, it is certainly the case that couples put off having children until they've bought their own home, and the shameful reason for this is that renters have no security of tenure here. Unless you're in state subsi
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by hanoz 8y ago
Has anyone actually come across any sites that have gone properly GDPR compliant yet? 90% of the conversions I've seen have seen have gone with: we use cookies, click here to be fine with that (almost always after the cookies are alrea
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by hanoz 8y ago
I started watching this last week and thought it looked great, but the audibility of the dialogue was absolutely appalling, I was missing half the conversation if I didn't have volume uncomfortably loud, it really spoilt it. How can y
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by hanoz 8y ago
It looks like they've given more thought than most to GDPR, but how on earth they reached the conclusion that giving refuseniks nothing but the text would keep them legal, I do not know.
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Pupils find spellchecker 'cheat' in literacy test(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by hanoz 8y ago|0 comments
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by hanoz 9y ago
It wouldn't make any difference to those who own their homes outright, unless they were planning on trading up, in which case is it would be a positive, or down, a negative. Those who overleveraged could indeed find themselves in diffi
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by hanoz 9y ago
> "Treat user data like names and emails as if they were credit card numbers" Most sites' approach to credit card numbers is to not touch them with a barge pole, have a third party receive them instead and never let the bu
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by hanoz 9y ago
It's everyone, not just publishers. How many people here are preparing to ensure their web server doesn't log ip addresses before acquiring visitors' explicit permission to do so, for example?
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by hanoz 9y ago
Couldn't a new level contain some sort of new scenario that would be completely impossible to navigate based on previous experience without some very general AI?
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by hanoz 9y ago
I can't find any reference to a condition that forbids owners from renewing a .eu domain after leaving the EU in more usual circumstances, like emigration. If true it would be a very unreasonable condition which would seriously undermi
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by hanoz 9y ago
I somehow feel you're not going to divest an astrologer of their belief in the power of Jupiter by comparing it with standing within touching distance of a massive cow.
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by hanoz 9y ago
This was obviously never going to happen and is absolutely the right decision for Zuckerberg and Facebook. House of Commons select committees bagging a big scalp invariably turn into show trials, with MPs possessing a completely deluded sen
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by hanoz 9y ago
If you can't manage without running a deficit of a trillion dollars a year, i.e. having other people do a trillion dollars worth of work for you every year on the slate, how do you think you'll manage when those people don't
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Facebook gave data about 57bn friendships to academic(amp.theguardian.com)
2 points by hanoz 9y ago|0 comments
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by hanoz 9y ago
I downloaded all the 1m dsm composite data from the Environment Agency and Natural Resources Wales and used C#, System.Drawing.Graphics and hefty server from AWS EC2 to render 2 million png files, which I then moved onto a Scaleway C1 bare-
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by hanoz 9y ago
Would this be capable of doing image resizing?
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by hanoz 9y ago
What do all the context transformation lines do in this example? It seems to work just as well with clearRect on its own.
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by hanoz 9y ago
Slight tangent but is it the case that the vast majority of Android apps (like >99%) which ask for superfluous permissions that cannot be denied or revoked, are about to become illegal under GDPR?
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by hanoz 9y ago
Presumably it's stronger because there are no obstructions - like hills, mountains or large wind farms.
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by hanoz 9y ago
As a freelance developer I'm quite sure that if I were to force my clients to comply with as strict an interpretation of GDPR as this, I would pretty shortly find myself replaced by a freelance developer with a more relaxed attitude to
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by hanoz 9y ago
IP addresses are deemed personally identifiable information. All web servers log these by default - before asking users for permission to do so - and are therefore, bafflingly, about to become illegal.
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by hanoz 9y ago
> Then the present and past tense of "lead" would have different spellings in addition to different pronunciations. They already do have different spellings - lead and led.
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by hanoz 9y ago
They're the same lead though, i.e. the device with which you lead your dog.
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Elfstedentocht(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by hanoz 9y ago|0 comments
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by hanoz 9y ago
What does putting up with renters involve?
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by hanoz 9y ago
Here's a lidar map of the cache location https://houseprices.io/lab/lidar/map?ref=TM1723675711 - right on the edge of coverage unfortunately. Lots of evidence of medieval field systems in the surrounding area
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by hanoz 9y ago
You might have site where all the validation is supposed to be done on the client side, and the only way an invalid model reaches the server is if somebody's up to mischief.

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