iNerdier

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by iNerdier 9y ago
Okay I'll add my anecdotal evidence, I work around the TV industry in the UK and nobody I've talked to uses final cut anymore. It's all either Avid or Premiere, with Resolve to do colour work on. Sure they've sold more c
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by iNerdier 9y ago
Presumably the bellhop refused the tip as this was Japan and I believe they do not have a culture of tipping there?
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by iNerdier 9y ago
The irony of the first ad I'm shown being a coffee machine with unrecyclable pods to fill it makes me both amused and sad. Sort of sums up the whole problem really.
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by iNerdier 9y ago
At least it's not as bad as Apple maps which don't even provide an option for cycling. Sigh.
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by iNerdier 10y ago
Fit those of us who didn't realise to start with: it's an ad in article's clothing.
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by iNerdier 10y ago
It may be silly but if something is unlikely I stop and remind myself: if something is a 'one in a million' chance, then it happened to 7000 people today.
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by iNerdier 10y ago
This old tony - Well edited and often very funny metalworking William Osman - actually made me laugh so much 'biohacking' his dog that I nearly choked to death and to suggest a different vein to the other guy, shut up and sit down
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by iNerdier 10y ago
I think you're missing the point here. These are people who are already here talking about leaving because of a climate of anti-european and more broadly, anti-foreign attitudes in the UK at the moment. I've no doubt the current g
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by iNerdier 10y ago
I work on a market stall in London at the weekends. In my experience it's probably higher than that, you get given some really ropey ones but everyone just treats them normally because there's so many in circulation the banks don&
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by iNerdier 10y ago
Two a day ? What on earth are they doing to require that much washing?
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by iNerdier 10y ago
Absolutely second this, I love 'this old tony' and I have no experience at all with machining in the slightest. AvE by contrast is I think a bit of an acquired taste.
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by iNerdier 10y ago
My father keeps bees as a hobby and he's seen the same problems with a few hives in a city that (presumably) doesn't spray pesticides. It's a combination of many problems, not least the big one that is the varroa parasite tha
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by iNerdier 10y ago
I'm sure this book is fantastic but please, please ask someone (maybe some design students, they always need good, live briefs) to design you a better cover if you're writing an open access book like this. It might be the distant
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by iNerdier 10y ago
It's not that hard to remember, but some sites (my last encounter was paypal) still insist on truncating passwords to a certain length. It's not much fun having to remember "My 42nd spacesh".
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by iNerdier 10y ago
I was curious until I looked at your website and found that it's 1) US only and 2) requires not only a smartphone but a US phone number to set up. I mean really, this is the kind of thing you can/should be able to log into from a
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by iNerdier 10y ago
I don't get how either of those quotes could be seen as attacking anyone.
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by iNerdier 10y ago
What are the workarounds? I upgraded, noticed the option 'anywhere' was gone and wished I hadn't...
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by iNerdier 10y ago
As someone who's been involved in both groups recently I think the second seems to be their bigger market at the moment. Apple's lackadaisical approach to upgrades on the pro end of the market is starting to be noticeable to me as
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by iNerdier 10y ago
Well, he has a set of goals he intends to achieve before it hits 1.0 and the version numbering currently is meant to reflect the % the brothers deem it complete. Considering they've managed to spend ten years doing the work I would say
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by iNerdier 10y ago
Is it not http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/ that's being merged into bbc good food and therefore gaining ads? Surely that should be the target for this scraper...
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by iNerdier 10y ago
What does it mean? I'm curious as to what the subtext of something like that really is. Will it also mean that local manufacturers there would be more likely to try and pass off something non-genuine to westerners?
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by iNerdier 10y ago
Thanks you for that link, it was a fascinating read.
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by iNerdier 10y ago
I'm not sure I agree with this sentiment. The NHS effectively gives away healthcare 'for free' and there's still a thriving sector of private hospitals. Having some recipes on the web via the BBC and their programming do
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by iNerdier 10y ago
Something you charge but don't write the piece. Either you or they decide they don't want it from you but it stops you being messed around so much and having your time entirely wasted by people who are being mean/indecisive&#
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by iNerdier 10y ago
Cabs actually have more stringent MOT tests than private cars do and have them more often. I'm not sure where your idea of 'filthy worn-out' engines comes from. I understand that diesel engines and particulate emissions are a
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by iNerdier 10y ago
I was on a job last month that involved a lot of cabs sitting around waiting for people. According to the producers dealing with them the drivers would ring like crazy because for idle time the drivers don't get paid... but Addison Lee
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One Top Taxpayer Moved, and New Jersey Shuddered(mobile.nytimes.com)
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by iNerdier 10y ago
For those wondering like me about the word 'lakh' in the articles, it means 100,000.
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by iNerdier 10y ago
Well it's interesting to learn that my iPad 2 and iPhone 4 are 'antiquated' pieces of technology. I figured my dad's 1940s Harley fit that bill but apparently it's not the only one. At least they're trying to d
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by iNerdier 10y ago
Or, for a quick fix you can turn off Javascript on wired's domain.

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