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jamiek88
3y ago
You know, I’m a hyper voracious reader of sci fi and I’ve never read any Bujold. I’m down to correct that strange oversight, do you recommend that novel as a decent starting point? If that quote is representative it seems right up my street
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3y ago
Yeah exactly! It as so annoying because I fully respected her decision too, I’d be skeptical in her shoes! We don’t deserve dogs but I’m glad we’ve got ‘em!
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3y ago
Guessing NZ?! Yes birds when they are smart can be very, very smart. I am pals with a couple of blue jays who eat my sunflowers. They chase off the crows who torment my dog. The crows will swoop at Kramer the poodley mutt and it drives him
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3y ago
Ha! That’s awesome. Ive’s hubris at the end knew no bounds.
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3y ago
Same happened to my dog in a hotel patio. She wouldn’t trust that the door was open probably due to a past event (older rescue). After a few days she trusted me when I called her through and finally believed the door was open. Then of cours
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3y ago
What a strange comment. What are you trying to say here?
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jamiek88
3y ago
Thought and conversation ending quips like this basically ruin HN.
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3y ago
Didn’t the whole GNU think come about because RMS was pissed off at the locked down printer? Or is that urban legend?
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3y ago
I’d hate to be the minimum wage tech tying to figure that out!
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3y ago
I was shocked as a Brit American living in the US how nanny state Aust is. Even more than Britain. Certainly when it comes to cars and driving. The whole ‘anti hoon’ thing seems shocking to me with my now mostly American sensibilities. But
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3y ago
Road traffic laws are absolutely not harmonized across the EU. French, Portuguese and German rules of the road for example are all different in statutory strictness and enforcement strictness.
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3y ago
Yeah imagine the rubber! They’d need American drag racing tyres!
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3y ago
Yeah things like that are always the same. It’s the sellers dream, rarely anyone else has the exact same dream. If they have a similar dream all they see is the differences and what they’d do differently.
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3y ago
Wow!! Just seen those now, that was superb. Had no idea steam engines could move like that!!! And in return I give you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvACffFXxrk
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3y ago
Parkinson’s like a lot of neurodegenerative diseases has a complex set of triggers, causes, symptoms, prognosis and is unlikely to have one single cause as it’s not one single disease.
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3y ago
Crazy how important mitochondria are when you consider the evolutionary history. Just so, so, so unlikely to happen to my small mind and stunning how far multicellular life has come with this symbiosis.
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jamiek88
3y ago
It is true if you respect robots.txt.
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jamiek88
3y ago
Ooooh thanks for this! I always forget about Nova then like almost all of their programs, think I should watch more then promptly forget!
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jamiek88
3y ago
In fact the one he linked is the problem this one is trying to solve!
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3y ago
That was my first thought too it seems too wide from the measurements given but the attachment mechanics might be adjustable.
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jamiek88
3y ago
I think we share a very similar disgust response to other primates primarily and some other mammals as well including dogs.
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3y ago
Just Sunday things on here. Different vibe on the weekends!
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3y ago
That gave me full on goosebumps. There’s something magical about certain machines that make some people emotional. Concorde was another one for me. Killed by bean counters, as so much is.
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3y ago
SPAC’s don’t count. They were all scams to start with.
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jamiek88
3y ago
If ‘industry’ is selling cheap tat by invading privacy then anything bad for that is good for society.
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jamiek88
3y ago
Ah well you are in good shape then. Energy efficiency was my main goal too but no one gives a fuck about that here either so it’s a different market.
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3y ago
> if I sell this house that WiFi network + all HA stuff goes with it including a nice manual of how it all hangs together I had something similar. Rock solid. Wired back haul. Nice manual. I knew it wouldn’t add $$$ to the house but I w
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3y ago
Can you remember what it was called?
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jamiek88
3y ago
Yes but Oracle and IBM have much mind share amongst executives and all these mega corps are top down. We would routinely switch vendors and it would be an fyi to the end users if that. It’s one of the reasons myself and huge corps don’t mix
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3y ago
They don’t keep logs and if you don’t trust that, they accept crypto. Also, do you really think google doesn’t know who you are? One would have to go to extraordinary lengths to hide your real name nowadays from even a talented curious sear
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