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by hexbin010 9mo ago
How do I block these ads?
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
Luckily in the US there is no poverty, as their GDP is so enormous
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
The Register tends to use a lot of puns/colloquialisms etc
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
They are likely already doing it
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
> Why is it only Birmingham that saw fit to ban them? It's a complete mystery...
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
No idea but yeah of course it's a common tactic to squash criticism by being all haughty and saying everyone must wait for official investigations etc. There's middle ground. Especially when proper journalism is basically non exis
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
> I think also you need to compare it to what was already there No. The bar is "miracle" and can cure cancer etc and can replace all developers etc. The bar is much higher than existing manual processes. It absolutely needs to
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
Awesome! Fully tested? QA'd? No false positives etc? I wouldn't want to hassle customers who have fully paid up accounts
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
A miracle! Tell us more! What kind of apps? How has it helped revenue?
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
Blame game has started. Minister saying the track was renewed in May. Train operator saying the train was inspected 4 days ago. I'm in Spain currently. Very sad news.
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
640 or more customers stream TikTok at the same time
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
ah yeh that's what I meant by NATO. Sorry Greenland
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
Don't lecture me in a condescending manner. I'm British, I've taken the train all my life, and for years have worn NC headphones to counter the incessant announcements and anti social behaviour. I also have to my play my own
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
Epstein, NATO, Russia Ignore distractions such as the Nobel
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
I know, it's pathetic. It's partly because they don't want to pay for the staff to do the enforcement and partly probably some other reasons. In classic British style they just try to influence and nudge people with campaigns
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
That also creates a problem that people then can not hear important announcements or be aware of dangers (such as knife wielding attackers, as happened on an LNER train just late last year)
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
It's actually against byelaws to play music or other loud sounds on transport in London and they can prosecute you if they so wished... It's about acknowledging it's a shared resource and respecting the space. No loud noises,
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
How London enabled TikTok addicts to annoy other passengers
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
The 1990s surely
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
They're probably just testing the waters. They already took away proper standby, because reasons.
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
I'll remember to ask the chef for no plastic shards in my food too
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
Yes that's completely expected. Just like any other tool or service. It's just like a chisel. Well the chisel company didn't promise to let you become a master craftsman overnight but anyway it's just like a chisel i
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
No you see you just need to prompt it to implement functional and working code. You're just inexperienced and holding it wrong
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
I knew it was too good to last hah Congratulations!
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
Obviously - don't "but askshually". The PM has absolute authority over it and can direct anyone he likes to delete it, immediately
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
The irony is they're the weirdos
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
> You're not a rando taking a walk for mysterious and possible nefarious purposes Good god, where do you live where people think like that?
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
A poor facsimile of community perhaps, at best
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
Have the French surrendered yet?
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by hexbin010 9mo ago
Got any recent specific examples of it saving you an entire evening?

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