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by iso947 6y ago
Firefly is all STL. It’s ambiguous how they got to the system they now occupy.
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by iso947 6y ago
Citation needed. I’ve “fucked” with many prod systems over the last 15 years and not caused outages, or extended them.
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by iso947 6y ago
I wonder how many kids watching frozen 2 will subconsciously accept “water has memory” as a fact and believe it in 20 years time, being unable to source why they think it, just something “they know”
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by iso947 6y ago
Netflix, really? Very little content of their own, and facing increasing competition from established firms. I consider them a little fish in their field compared with Disney.
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by iso947 6y ago
So 1% chance of it happening. Far more than being hit by a bus.
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by iso947 6y ago
But not the White hat hacking world.
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by iso947 6y ago
Your selected misquoting doesn’t help. A large attack surface increases the number of eyes.
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by iso947 6y ago
Manchester picadilly is crammed at peak evening. Northern is known for overcrowded trains.
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by iso947 6y ago
Commuting in the UK tends to mean getting and standing on a crowded train for 40 minutes, with a 20 minute walk at each end. Car culture is a very different problem and affects people who don’t commute
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by iso947 6y ago
I have fried st hat have worked shift patterns (some 24/7, some more like 4x10 hours “unsociable”) for decades and are fine with it. I have one colleague who works 4-12 5 days a week for the last 6 years and wouldn’t change it for the
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by iso947 6y ago
Most shops are open in mornings, so I don’t get your point. Indeed almost everywhere is closed outside 9-5.
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by iso947 6y ago
The point being if someone in NY works 9-17, someone in UK May be happy working 13-22
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by iso947 6y ago
> shouldn’t every baby boomer sitting in a million dollar home that they bought for 10k or whatever be forced to pay a tax as well? Yes.
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by iso947 6y ago
Old managers most likely to die from second wave
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by iso947 6y ago
I have a whiteboard and web cam
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by iso947 6y ago
In theory starship will have the delta v to get to LEO and back in a single stage, but the payload would be so small it wouldn’t be worthwhile.
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by iso947 6y ago
Ethiopian is one of the safest airlines in the world, far more so than some tinpot US airline backed by the FAA which covered up Boeing flaws for commercial purposes and still refused to ground the max until every other country had.
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by iso947 6y ago
Thinking of xkcd1053.... https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/the-obstinate-lighthouse/
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by iso947 6y ago
Unless you’re a lighthouse
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by iso947 6y ago
I’m sure it is. That gives plenty of opportunity for discrimination.
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by iso947 6y ago
Quick search to do something on the web and there’s a strong chance it will be python2. Pip install? Or pip3 install? Who knows, whatever you do don’t follow the instructions s to upgrade pip as that breaks Debian and Ubuntu installs. Cpan
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by iso947 6y ago
The reason I reach for Perl rather than bash is it has far more features and far easier to manage. I don’t bother with python as you get into a horrendous mess with pip breaking and the v2/v3 issue. Not every piece of code needs to ser
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by iso947 6y ago
Thus surely showing it’s not stacked by the party in power?
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by iso947 6y ago
Of course it’s not correct. A high speed train will use about 40kwh per 1000 people per mile A plane is about 5 tons an hour, or 10kg per 300 people per mile, so 30kg of jet fuel per 1000 people per mile, or 1.2GJ So a cruising a330 uses a
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by iso947 6y ago
You are susceptible to bias at every stage. Maybe your application is filtered by a biased AI, maybe it’s a person, but you are giving more reasons to reject you before reaching the actual recruiters. It’s far easier for a recruiter to disc
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by iso947 6y ago
The US prevented the export of code/speech for decades, in fact I’m fairly sure it’s illegal to import recordings of certain speech.
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by iso947 6y ago
Photo opens the door to early discrimination. What next, marital status?!
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by iso947 6y ago
That’s a bold Claim. What proof do you offer?
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by iso947 6y ago
Why would “you must prove you aren’t fiddling the books Just like any charity” be persecution in a non theocratic state?
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by iso947 6y ago
This is about religion, what does that have to do with politics?

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