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by indigomm 5y ago
Mid-tier Ikea frame and mattress. Mixture of hard and soft pillows so I have some choice. Also recently been setting the bedroom to 18°c as apparently that helps, and it does seem to work. I do have a fairly thick duvet though.
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by indigomm 5y ago
Note that "While the findings do not show causality, sleep timing has emerged as a potential cardiac risk factor – independent of other risk factors and sleep characteristics."
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by indigomm 5y ago
I've always treated a laptop as essentially disposable - by which I mean that in no way do I rely on it to store my data. It's the device I use to manipulate data. Not only could it break, it could get stolen or damaged at any tim
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by indigomm 5y ago
They send an empty push message to the device. This then causes the app to wake up, and fetch the actual message from Signal's servers.
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by indigomm 5y ago
It's a shame that the UK government is consulting on watering down data protection laws. Including reducing the effectiveness of the ICO. https://www.computerweekly.com/news/252506493/UK-GDPR-faces-...
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by indigomm 5y ago
Nudge techniques like any tool can be used for good or bad. It doesn't inherently make the tool bad.
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by indigomm 5y ago
The standard exists for this - it's called "Model 3" and is an implementation of Account Based Ticketing. Essentially your card becomes a reference to an online account. When you tap your EMV card, it uses it as a reference t
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by indigomm 5y ago
The old Oyster cards were really fast. But they had a security flaw, so they had to be replaced with newer ones that are slower to use :-( Both are still faster than a credit card.
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by indigomm 5y ago
The problem is that someone always controls that service. So they can always go after that person (irrespective of where the service is) and force them to modify it. I was thinking you could have some sort of satellite service with data sto
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by indigomm 5y ago
They've been doing a large transformation recently to put it on a new platform. Not saying that's an excuse, but it is an explanation for some of the problems they've had.
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by indigomm 5y ago
It took me over 6 months of arguing with Virgin saying I can get their service, then not, yes, no etc. until eventually they decided I can't. I'm now waiting for CF to spread into our area in West London as I've heard good th
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by indigomm 5y ago
I use alum to stop any cuts bleeding and also as an antiseptic. Works amazingly well.
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by indigomm 5y ago
However the advantage (at least to me) of meeting later in the day is that I may well be flagging anyway, and meetings tend to require less concentration. My preference is therefore to try and group meetings together and block out one or mo
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by indigomm 5y ago
It wouldn't have mattered. The human trials had already shown that just one dose of Pfizer has an efficacy of 89% after 15 days. With a fast-spreading pandemic, the priority is to get as many people on their first dose as possible. Thi
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by indigomm 5y ago
Ours seem to be the conventional beige too. Maybe custom rubber bands were costing too much.
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by indigomm 5y ago
I find it quite refreshing that there aren't warnings not to try this at home. If people want to have a go, they will whether told to or not.
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by indigomm 5y ago
I'd buy it if he has the right permits and building approvals. House with a tunnel and underground bunker - count me in.
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by indigomm 5y ago
"After this, Lyttle was moved to a hotel for three years, before being rehoused in an apartment in a high-rise building. He was put on the top floor, to discourage tunnelling. While there he knocked a hole in a dividing wall between tw
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by indigomm 5y ago
The steel is only temporary. Of course one could argue any temporary structure should be up to scratch, but anyway it's not the final solution. He's building a tunnel within the steel structure and then filling the void with concr
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by indigomm 5y ago
It may say incident report, but as of writing it is just their status page. Look forward to a full report once the dust settles.
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by indigomm 5y ago
Japanese brands are renowned for having a very reliable electrolyte formula. Dell sourced some capacitors made in Taiwan using a stolen copy of the formulae and it cost them massively. https://www.theguardian.com/technology&
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by indigomm 5y ago
The Walpiri would disagree - https://numberwarrior.wordpress.com/2010/07/30/is-one-two-ma...
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by indigomm 5y ago
There are the advertised tax brackets, and then there are the effective ones. The effective ones are: 0-£12,570 (0%) £12,571-£50,270 (20%) £50,271-£99,999 (40%) £100,000-£125,140 (60%) £125,141-£150,000 (40%) £150,001+ (45%) The 60% arrises
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by indigomm 5y ago
Reminds me of the BBC news headline this morning: "The Conservatives have inflicted a _crushing_ defeat on Labour...". The BBC shouldn't be dramatising the news, they should just be reporting it factually.
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by indigomm 6y ago
You can login as root at the console on many providers. Even where not allowed (eg. AWS) you can mount the volume on another instance and clean it up from there.
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by indigomm 6y ago
I've been to Dyson's HQ and I very much doubt they just grabbed an engineer. There is a security post and employees generally drive straight in and out. I can't see how you could interview anyone, assuming you work out who th
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by indigomm 6y ago
Spotify is ubiquitous. There is hardly a device that doesn't support it.
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by indigomm 6y ago
And they've just announced[0] that any Google Docs count towards your storage in Workspaces. So as well as removing unlimited storage, they've eliminated these 'zero-cost' file types. [0] https://workspaceupd
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by indigomm 6y ago
Google would appear to be killing unlimited storage across their product range. It's gone from GSuite/Workspaces. It's gone from Photos. And now it's gone from Music. If there are any Google products left that allow unli
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by indigomm 6y ago
Looks like a great tool and would certainly help if it can intelligently suggest changes across calendars to facilitate meetings. One question I have is all the permissions it requires. Amongst others, it's asking me for: * View and ma

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