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by iso947 6y ago
Your view is that email is better than slack. OP has experience with email and judges slack to be better. Neither are “right” or “wrong” I find Slack is better than Skype For IM. I find zoom the best for face to face meetings and screen sha
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by iso947 6y ago
So the company was subsidising your lifestyle by paying for expensive real estate. They should be able to offer a pay rise if the same work is being done but they don’t need the office space.
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by iso947 6y ago
We have a permanent open chat in slack, so you just make a quick comment.
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by iso947 6y ago
I’m confused about your dishes claim. You mention you go home for lunch anyway so dishes don’t seem terrible, otherwise it’s a plate and a knife to pop in the dishwasher. When you were in an office and someone scheduled a 6am meeting what w
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by iso947 6y ago
Yes you’re correct it was normal Solaris 10, this was about 12 years ago. On my evaluation I was comparing with a satabeast and hp320s at the time, and I said that “zfs probably outweighs the problems of running Solaris” The box was still i
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by iso947 6y ago
When ZFS came out I tried OpenSolaris on a 48 disk machine. Regretted it immensely, that was the last sun hardware we bought Simply it didn’t fit with the hundreds of other linux boxes we had. We ended up scrapping the zfs idea and bout 100
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by iso947 6y ago
Flight from Wisconsin to any airport in the world in 24 hours. Plenty of time to distribute from then - especially as it’s cities (near airports) that are the main targets It’s not like aircraft are busy at the moment.
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by iso947 6y ago
Chrome uses CRLset, which generates a cut down CRL when the browser is updated, I don’t see any interaction with OCSP HN doesn’t set OCSP must staple so we’re still a while away from being able to trust it.
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by iso947 6y ago
The direction we are going is built in cell comms for all devices, good luck firewalling that.
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by iso947 6y ago
Most browsers are stopping ocsp because of the privacy use and the triviality to block it. Did Chrome ever do it? That’s why CT came around. Some background for those unfamiliar. https://scotthelme.co.uk/revocation-is-broken
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by iso947 6y ago
Until they front it via cloudflare or aws. I got hit by AWS blocking when setting up a network in Russia for the 2018 World Cup - my unifi controller was on an ec2 instance that was blocked due to telegram shenanigans. Worked around the pro
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by iso947 6y ago
Mine was empty until the defaults changed in vim 8 and broke a lot of sensible behaviour.
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by iso947 6y ago
Less than “man/woman”
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by iso947 6y ago
If I’m employing someone I don’t care if they look up a few things in google or ask for occasional help. If they take 2 days rather than 2 hours though, that’s a problem.
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by iso947 6y ago
Unless your country has joined the EU since your last election then you know you know you are electing a government head. Technically you tend to vote for a local representative who then elect the head of governemt but that’s not how people
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by iso947 6y ago
Hilarious that people actually think “I pressed the wrong button” is a valid defence. How thick are our representatives?
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by iso947 6y ago
The most successful British politician in the last 100 years never got elected - he was defeated 7 times, once by a dolphin. On a more recent example a footballer has managed to affect meaningful change and government u turns time and time
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by iso947 6y ago
They push a button on a screen, which is publicly recorded as a vote for, against, abstain or not present. Nowhere near superior systems like the U.K. where members leave te room, spend a couple of hours queuing to go into one of two rooms,
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by iso947 6y ago
They aren’t directly elected, but the minister is from the government of each country, which is elected (at least as most understand the term) Parliament is directly elected
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by iso947 6y ago
Of course it does, filters like scale, crop, pad etc come to mind
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by iso947 6y ago
But not 9.9% of the revenue. Bob streams track 11,12,13,14 1,000 times a month each for their €10 Jamie streams track 21,22,23,24 100 times each for their €10 Total revenue €20, Total streams 4,400. .45c per stream. Track 11 gets €4.50, tra
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by iso947 6y ago
> In any case, the user centric model gives more direct power to users to target the money they pay for the service to the artists or tracks they favour compared with the pro rata model, which is not transparent from their point of view.
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by iso947 6y ago
That 70% doesn’t pass the sniff test given half the world loves on the opposite side from there. No communications between Europe, Africa, Asia Or Austrailia would route via the east coast, neither would most traffic from North America to e
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by iso947 6y ago
My 90 year old man had a burglary here in the U.K. while she was at home. They didn’t get anything, a neighbour scared them off. She was obviously shocked about it. Rumours spread on the local Facebook group and was picked up by the local p
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by iso947 6y ago
Hardware in linux tends to just work
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by iso947 6y ago
Imagine a planet In the UK there was a recent series on “The Planets” by Brian Cox - one of the things I learnt was how a large has giant had migrated over time from the outer solar system to the inner and back out to the outer. That type o
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by iso947 6y ago
I went to Joderell bank (before covid) with my kids, Id been there myself as a kid a few times in the early 90s. We saw the display on exoplanets - it has a counter of the thousands that had been discovered. When I was my kids age that coun
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by iso947 6y ago
UK is polarised by age - a minority of people under the age of 60 voted to leave te eu or voted Tory, yet we are leaving with a massive Tory majority. Labour’s last leader was magic grandpa boomer. The new one is slightly younger, come the
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by iso947 6y ago
Not abolished entirely, but every western country has a better prison system than US Here’s a handful of examples of reducing prison intake https://www.mic.com/articles/109138/sweden-has-done-for-its-... https:&#
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by iso947 6y ago
None of those seemed to affect the people running uber, or indeed writing the code for uber to work.

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