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by iso1210 4y ago
I play in Hard Mode, so that type of method rarely works
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by iso1210 4y ago
I think I've had my Bose 25s about 8 years, replaced the pads a couple of times but other than that they've worked well
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by iso1210 4y ago
Good headphones to me are ones which are comfy to wear over a long period
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by iso1210 4y ago
Do 1 in 7 people use their own soap in office restrooms?
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by iso1210 4y ago
By all means say the change will happen in 3 months time instead of never. Then in 3 months time the choice is the change will happen now, or it will happen never. You can schedule it for the future, but the choice will always be "do i
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by iso1210 4y ago
> 86% of guests who stay at a hotel for 1-2 nights use it 14% of guests do not use soap? I can understand people bringing their own stuff for the shower, but 1 in 7 people bring their own soap for washing their hands?! But them I'm
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by iso1210 4y ago
You'll encounter other limitations, like processing 2 million 1500 byte packets a second, which is possible but you need to make sure you have the grunt to process and the right types of options in the kernel http://tm.kit.e
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by iso1210 4y ago
Caddy looks interesting, I currently use apache to proxy a few hundered sites and it works well enough, some are protected by client certificates, others by oidc, all then pass the authenticated user to the downstream server in a header, jo
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by iso1210 4y ago
"In the real world, if a company knowingly created tapes that damaged playback equipment, lawsuits would go through the roof" Shortly after this, Sony deliberatly created and distributed a virus (some code that installed itself on
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by iso1210 4y ago
It's not 1998 any more, you've got multiple TCP streams, things like QUIC and other UDP based protocols, and of course good old fashioned window scaling which will go upto an 8gbit window, so as long as you've got an rtt unde
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by iso1210 4y ago
A router with a 25G uplink and a bunch of 10G sfp slots will set you back $600 There's benefits to 25G (certainly when transporting 4K video around which needs more than a 10G nic), whether that's worthwhile for a typical home is
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by iso1210 4y ago
pewdiepie isn't a platform. It's also a major business with plenty of turnover and the ability to obey the laws of the juristiction the company operates in.
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by iso1210 4y ago
Any 2 days, or 2 named days? If they want the entire company in for sat Tuesday and Wednesday, that could make sense - happenstance communications with people you don't normally talk to would probably be easier. If your team lead wants
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by iso1210 4y ago
Lol, not a single foot visible in the picture they use to illustrate it!
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by iso1210 4y ago
Those are 2020 wages, it's fair to assume they've had at least a 0.1% pay rise since then There are plenty of non-doctors earning over 174k too. (Average doctor salary in Canada is USD140k btw)
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by iso1210 4y ago
The claim was no federal employee earns more than X The proof was a list of federal employees earning more than X
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by iso1210 4y ago
This site lists 100 federal employees earning 400k+ https://www.federalpay.org/employees/top-100 Even ignoring those searching through different departments shows plenty earning over 174k -- Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and
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by iso1210 4y ago
On the other hand the pathetic handling of global release for modern trek (Discovery season 4 being uplled 2 days before air led to a massive backlash, no Prodigy, Paramount are more concerned with differentiating international markets then
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by iso1210 4y ago
What product placement is there in Bridgerton?
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by iso1210 4y ago
Netflix should have been spending its money buying legacy studios - Paramount for example and their god-awful 1990s production mentality (region locked trailers - really?), not to mention a massive backlog. £35b, it's a lot, but Netfli
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by iso1210 4y ago
Over the last decade disinformation techniques have been refined and weaponised as the modern version of the propaganda we saw in the west in the world wars, from Myanmar to Brexit, from Sandy Hook to Trump. The west has mostly wrung its ha
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by iso1210 4y ago
I don't think Texas wants to secede, polls in 2016 put it about 2:1 against, but some people in Texas have wanted to secede since the Civil War. Their's nothing illegal about their movements, and them trying to expand their cause.
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by iso1210 4y ago
American capitalists, specifically Yankee Traders. Data literally says so in TNG.
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by iso1210 4y ago
UK? The SNP constantly champions for Scottish independence, plenty of people agree, plenty disagree, I don't recall any suggestion from either side it's illegal. There are also independence movements of varying sizes in Wales, Cor
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by iso1210 4y ago
It's not. Inflation in March 2022 in the eurozone is 7.5%.
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by iso1210 4y ago
"please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. " I don't think this is misleading, it's the tunnel that is a key stage in the Scandinavian-Mediterranean Corridor, an officia
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by iso1210 4y ago
Press Cmd, Press `, Release `, Release Cmd You've swapped from window 1 to window 2 Press Cmd, Press `, Release `, Release Cmd You swap from window 2 to window 3 Press Cmd, Press tab, Release tab, Release Cmd You've swapped from a
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by iso1210 4y ago
If you were to type W111AA One letter at a time, auto-inserting the space W / W1 / W11 / W11 1 / W11 1A / W11 1AA But for W1, you'd do W / W1 / W11 / W1 1A / W1 1AA Which would be jarring -
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by iso1210 4y ago
HN doesn't typically fix inacurate headlines. I suspect that the "to the mederterranian" would make it too long for HN, "to Italy" is a reasonable contraction without going into editorialising. However the reason th
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by iso1210 4y ago
Today's US gas price is about $4/gal [0], about 15% up on 2011[1], or about 1% per year. That doesn't sound like rampant inflation, it does sound like a market correction. Now in reality gas prices globally is high because of

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