jamiek88

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by jamiek88 4y ago
Wow you wrapped that up in a neat bow!
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by jamiek88 4y ago
I always like reading about, and comments from, ESL people who learned basically Internet English. Subtly different to UK and USA English but comprehensible by all.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
No because crypto is a useless scam on the whole. The exact opposite of an Industrial Revolution. Actually it’s more of a virus or a parasite upon our industrial society. Adds no value, consumes gigawatts.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Just fyi as I recently learned this it’s ‘brouhaha’ rather than brew as in beer. No offense meant just passing it on!
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Was this the wrong thread you posted in?
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by jamiek88 4y ago
It actually asks you though when you install apps. No default selected you have to make a choice.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Funny you should say that. I got into a bit of a twitter rabbit hole and ended up realizing my heart was racing, knuckles white and teeth grinding. I was furiously pounding on my keyboard to reply to what was probably a bot before I came to
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by jamiek88 4y ago
This adds nothing to an interesting discussion. Can you leave this Facebook nonsense there please?
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Also relies on quirks and tricks of human sight and cognition to make sense!
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by jamiek88 4y ago
I started thinking of my friends in Ukraine and their grandmothers worrying about their socks and got all teary. Thank you for this lovely snippet.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
> This was more than a decade ago He’d be even more on an inclined plane, wrapped helically around an axis nowadays as there probably isn’t even one never mind multiple local places to buy that amount of enterprise drives. Might be a mic
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by jamiek88 4y ago
I read that it was. The M2 was backported to the N5 process due to pandemic delays. I can’t actually find anything other than ‘analyst states’ type links though.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Mii's even had legs! Seriously this is like a shittier second life where you need to buy a $300 device to even test it, and like when second life first came out the hardware can barely run it so it's janky as hell. The dangers of
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by jamiek88 4y ago
>so there's no risk of spreading germs. This is not true. Prion diseases can for sure survive cooking. Foot and mouth can too I believe.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Yep. Silk Road and Ross Ulbricht being the poster child for that. He made one early mistake. It having said that it was probably inevitable he’d make another one very few people have the temperament for proper opsec and what’s the point of
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by jamiek88 4y ago
That was liking riding along in your mind as you constructed your thought! :)
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by jamiek88 4y ago
It’s art.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Yep, it’s the ffmpeg of reading!
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by jamiek88 4y ago
My wife struggles with the social expectations on womens dress. She’s a geeky engineer at heart just like you and me. Shed happily cycle through the same few things but even as a scientist and health care provider not working in, say, marke
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by jamiek88 4y ago
How do you ‘both sides’ murder?
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Within a few years there will be a grand reckoning with fMRI. The fallout will be huge.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
You mean the hash search.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Yep plus early ‘discman’ didn’t have anti skip and battery life was terrible. Cassettes we’re easy to remix, record, share. The physical mixtape was a cultural touchstone of romance and friendship for a while there. So yeah, I guess ‘good e
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by jamiek88 4y ago
It surprises me to see that described as an obscure phrase. It was/is commonly used in my upbringing in Liverpool, UK (second generation Irish catholic diaspora family). I’ve also heard the term in Texas recently.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Quite confident but utterly wrong. As has been pointed out to you several times. Science does not and cannot work by cherry picking.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Same. A couple of the cds ‘rusted’ and no longer play. Others lost in moves etc. I hope we get plenty of warning before they axe it. Imagine that being a google service?!
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by jamiek88 4y ago
I can’t believe they charge over $12k for that half baked, under resourced, buggy pile of crap.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
Yes, there’s deffo something to that. Hence the cassette revival for those of us of a certain vintage.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
If tidal offered that it would be good value and a real differentiator.
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by jamiek88 4y ago
I did the same as you but iTunes Match for $25 per year is my ‘vault’. It’s very convenient especially now that lossless is an option.

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