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hanoz
11y ago
Host its own wifi, with small preconfigured bridge device to plug into spare ethernet port of router?
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hanoz
11y ago
If everyone in the land somehow had their wage adjusted to no less than the author's, I don't think he'd be so blasé about it, finding himself outbid for his current share of the world's finite resources, notably land an
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hanoz
11y ago
I'm, ahem, a bit out of my depth here, but this reads to me like a lossless translation from an original language which inherently expressed the gender. They've done the same thing with "the female dolphin".
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UK research network Janet under ongoing and persistent DDoS attack
(theregister.co.uk)
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hanoz
11y ago
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hanoz
11y ago
> Street pastors calm down drunken aggros after closing time At the risk of opening a Lego-built can of worms, the word aggro should not be pluralised to aggros, as it refers to the activity, not its practitioners.
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EU's Sentinel colour Earth camera now operational
(bbc.co.uk)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Having had a proper play with a Raspberry Pi (Zero) for the first time this week I've been very surprised that setting up wifi is so much harder than it ought to be, especial when taking it out and about. Is there any reason why Pi plu
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Fairy lights could 'slow' wi-fi speeds warns Ofcom
(bbc.co.uk)
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hanoz
11y ago
With monoliths from West Wales.
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hanoz
11y ago
The archaeological explanations I've found so far have typically been the result of googling the name of the nearest village combined with some keywords like "roman", "medieval", "archaeology" etc, and hav
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hanoz
11y ago
Just things that caught my eye while panning around, yes. Serendipity might be too strong a word for it, the country seems to be covered in such features.
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hanoz
11y ago
Oh nice tip, thank you very much. Yes, salt and pepper is a good description and they could definitely do with less of it. I have some reading up to do it seems.
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hanoz
11y ago
Thank you, yes I should definitely look into adding both those facilities. In the meantime, it is possible to compare other maps in a clunkier way by tapping to bring up a link to a variety of other sources via Wikipedia's GeoHack tool
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hanoz
11y ago
Sorry to hear about your house, my entire principality is missing, as the Welsh data is now looked after by the devolved equivalent agency, Natural Resources Wales. Happily it appears that's due to be released on November 2nd ( http:&#
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hanoz
11y ago
I took a look at this after it was mentioned on Hacker News two weeks ago and ended up building this map of all the DSM 1m data: https://houseprices.io/lab/lidar/map I've been quite fascinated to discover how
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hanoz
11y ago
So as long as we only hunt down already existing worms and substitute their other food source with plastic, there should be no impact.
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hanoz
11y ago
It seems to have been common knowledge in the industry for some time. It was mentioned on BBC Newsnight in December last year for instance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjUr3RQRERM
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Tsunami alert as Chile hit by powerful earthquake
(bbc.co.uk)
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11y ago
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Intelligent Machines: The jobs robots will steal first
(bbc.co.uk)
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11y ago
Buy to let landlords have enjoyed 100% tax relief on mortgage interest for decades and only now, well in April 2017, are they finally about to start losing some of that unfair advantage over would be owner occupiers.
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Gardening (cryptanalysis)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Bletchley Park: Code-Breaking's Forgotten Genius
(bbc.co.uk)
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hanoz
11y ago
> ...Upon waking up, do you think the probability heads becomes 1/1001? Of course, do you really think otherwise? If I promised to put a pound in your moneybox every time you correctly guessed the coin state on each awakening, would
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11y ago
The title, being a pun, is only meant to be misinterpreted for the first half of the sentence. It can hardly be clickbait if the reveal is made by the end of the anchor text.
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11y ago
Okay, okay, you are right of course, the light efficiency is very different, although the heat may not be an altogether unwanted by-product in many cases. There are also more efficient ways of getting light from petroleum than sticking a wi
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hanoz
11y ago
You need to lift a 10KG weight about 2 kilometres to get a teaspoon of kerosene's energy, so it's not a great replacement on that front, and having 10KG weights dangling around at variable points between ceiling and floor sounds i
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hanoz
11y ago
Contrary to the advice, you do not need an accountant, especially if you are able to ignore another part of the advice and not register for VAT (if your turnover is below the registration threshold of £82,000) which simplifies the accountin
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'Massive leap' wins engineering award
(bbc.co.uk)
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Man who 'killed Pluto' has no regrets
(bbc.co.uk)
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Disney wins starwars.co.uk net domain battle
(bbc.co.uk)
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