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I've just asked the UK ICO for advice and got a confirmation it wouldn't be considered as a data controller or processor. I gave this example: Me: "Effectively, in my case, the user is adding 'post-it' notes of thei
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Interesting that you mention localStorage. If the web-page's javascript ONLY stores and processes data stored in the client's localStorage to generate the local page, and sends nothing back to the server, so the web-site operator
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"Due to internet piracy we needed to close access to proxies. If you have to use the proxy of your company, contact us. We'll check the IP address and possibly reenable access." For the entire site. Not using a proxy, VPN ser
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Original press release from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) itself: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cma-designates-amazon-as-...
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The pre-print's introduction suggests the most likely cause of contamination is machine misalignment. Date of sequencing has not been determined other than to say late December 2019 to early January 2020 (when results were sent to the
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It's disingenuous of the Telegraph journalist not to provide links to, or attributed quotes from, the Hungarian scientists. After doing some in-depth research to find the original research or reports I've found nothing published b
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Alert (AA22-040A) – 2021 Trends Show Increased Globalized Threat of Ransomware
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If you can build your house, or drive your car, at that altitude I rather think you'd be the one being liable! :D (based on the fact these satellites are designed to burn up completely upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere and so
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Let's hope it supports IPv6 RA/SLAAC and DHCPv6.
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BBC report adds to the original report by The Stack [0] which says the clues came to light in a urgent contract tender document in January (2022) [1] which says: Provision of Business Analyst and Technical Architect support to analyse
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(UK) Foreign Office target of 'serious cyber incident'
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The big problem here is you've no fall-back for when the place you're trying to pay, or their merchant services provider, has a communications/network outage or malware attack or has assets frozen - some of which affect mult
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Looks like the TTL on the records is still affecting local resolution. I'm aware of the git protocol work-around to force IPv4 but that doesn't help when using a regular web-browser to visit the published URL for issues (first thi
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I was just writing something similar after some research when I found this existing thread. Maybe we should refer to these public-private-public carousels as PEPOs (Private Equity Public Offering) ? :P Pedantic nit: not quite an IPO (Initia
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Your git repository is not reachable over IPv6 despite publishing a DNS AAAA record: $ curl -v https://git.deuxfleurs.fr/Deuxfleurs/garage/issues * Trying 2001:41d0:8:ba0b::1:443... * Trying 5.135.
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Develop a plan to deal with the depression first and work towards it gradually; incorporate plenty of physical activity to keep you fit, active, and with non-technology interests. That could be anything from playing sports to photographing
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If you're serious about pursuing Google then investigate the grounds for claiming "Tortious Interference".
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The kernel source repository has a directory specifically for it, strangely called "Documentation" [0] :) There are also comprehensive web pages for both programmers and system administrators published for all versions and 'l
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I've been operating 64-bit kernels and user-space for at least a couple of years for embedded and network and server usage and not experienced anything to even remind me it's 64-bit rather than 32-bit. I've used both the orig
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Maybe their perspective is different ? Generally, extreme excellence in one domain is balanced by a lower-than-average (for a given value of 'average') performance, or attention, in some others. It is related to single-mindedness
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I see the link (from 3 February) is to a short video capture of the ship burning and apparently with a broken back judging by the fore and aft deck angles. Other sources give latest updates [0][2] which show of ten crew, three (or four) are
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In my case, I 'own' it. Building kernel and several core packages from source frequently.
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Have you considered talking to the Debian infrastructure and build teams about the possibility of augmenting the Debian package builders to generate, collect, and publish this data as a standard part of the build process ? It would provide
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A 'nit' about your phraseology - not aimed at you but at what has become 'received' usage. I always take care to replace "users freedom" with "OWNERS freedom" in my conversations since so many people
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As another interested in this aspect, how about an 'info' tip alongside that states the minimum cost with an asterix? "Yearly plan, paid monthly, £678" --> [ minimum cost £456 [[ a href="terms-cancel.html"
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Generally automation is applied to repetitive procedures with well understood bounds. In this case all but the fine-phasing and possibly FOV alignment are one-off operations during commissioning. The pre-launch simulations may not match the
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So far I've not seen any comments that consider the wider context of the location in speculating what the aircraft may be. Specifically, this aircraft is on the D1 taxi-way of the isolated EXTREMELY tall hanger 25 (H25) [2] at the sout
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I agree about the needless misleading of expectations. Some, but not all, is - I suspect - well-meaning public sharing of ambitions based on most favourable ideal timelines - something very common across most Musk-led businesses. I usually
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I suspect the original comment is referring to Starlink taking a (~ 15% deposit) and 'promising' 1-2 months wait time which isn't reducing so they end up still waiting 6 months later, and the expected delivery is still report
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In summary, 60 GHz is the CARRIER frequency (the central frequency) around which a modulated signal is centred or otherwise aligned. The modulated signal BANDWIDTH (channel width) is where the signal information is encoded and is going to b
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