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In the UK I think the Pullman carriage still operates mon-fri 6pm leaving Paddington travelling west. Silver service dining, and is pretty good fun.
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When I was a kid I used to make the mixtapes recording onto actual tape from the radio. It's basically th same.
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I've never used streaming services and likely never will for the reasons often raised in these threads. I've gone completely digital in my collection and store this as named and tagged files in a folder, backed up in the usual way
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4y ago
The art cliche "hands are hard" strikes again. Lucid dreamers also describe hands not looking right in dreams, using it as a tell that they are dreaming. I've also seen my hands look like these pictures when taking LSD. With
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Oh having though about it I agree, I just think we're probably a minority. As others have pointed out the line has been blurred between search and maps so far that maps has search embedded, and search has maps embedded. A lot users of
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Genuine question. Is it reasonable as a user to expect data collected by Google via maps.google.com to not be shared with other Google applications e.g. mail.google.com? I'd have thought data collected on any of their domains would be
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Here's some recent ones I've found Matt Mills - Cease and Desist (Original Mix) https://commatraxx.bandcamp.com/track/a2-cease-and-desist-or... All Night In Heaven from All Night In Heaven EP by Bushwacka! h
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Half in jest but for a loose definition of work, some do. If you classify a "work day" if you have a single thought about work on that day, then it's quite easy. If my brain was cloud compute you would still pay for those cyc
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Does the Scarlett drive the hd600s nicely for you? (I'm assuming something like the 4i4). I'm in the process of upgrading and was looking at a Scarlett audio interface for creating mixtapes with an external DJ mixer. I was going
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4y ago
One in 10 years? You've been extremely lucky or only driven it < 2000 miles per year I'd say. Oil change people, it's cheap and keeps things good.
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I've used Molotov[1] to generate load against web apps pretty successfully. You script the tests in Python and then pass in the amount of load (workers etc) via a command line arg. [1] https://molotov.readthedocs.io/en&
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Just to kind of address the Outlook issue, you can also set the default paste setting to be text only. (sigh) we have to do this.
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I use MS SQL Server a lot at work. I interact with instances via SSMS usually. I'd love a tool that would log to file every query that I execute. Including a customisable comment line with info including when it was run and the server&
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He's not the only one, I came across these guys renovating an actual tin mine. https://www.rosevalemine.com/
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5y ago
Mmmm, a cooling system and keyboard that blows warm air up through the keys would be fun.
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5y ago
Edit: a quick search indicates that people adjust it based on their position relative to the speakers! "The purpose of the balance control is to equalize the output levels at your listening position even when its not centered between t
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I use it on my amp when setting up my hifi. Just to check both sides are plugged in correctly. I go all left channel, then all right, then back to middle for the rest of eternity. It can be difficult to tell if both sides are working corr
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5y ago
I think Google accounts are tied to a region/country. I think you can change that but it'll likely cause you problems with all sorts of other things such as purchased apps becoming unavailable etc.
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I've gone to a halfway house. My smartphone has become a small tablet that never leaves the house and I put the SIM into a Nokia that cost £17 for calls and texts. Composing SMS is painful compared to a smartphone. Other than that I re
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I use it to run Emacs with Magit quite nicely :) $> wsl --install -d Ubuntu-20.04 $> wsl $> sudo apt upgrade $> sudo apt update $> sudo apt install emacs $> git clone https://github.com&
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>> I guess in the US/UK it’s regulations and constant supervision by parents well into teen years? Speaking from the UK... not really. Well, there are regulations, for example it's illegal to hit a child, but broadly you a
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I think this needs to explicitly be handled by a role in the team. A common team might comprise of a project manager, architect, 1 to 4 more senior devs, some representation from a test team, and a number of juniors, interns etc. One of the
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I think widespread panic hording of essentials triggered by the other shortages/price increases.
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I've had good experience as a basic home user with Fritzboxes. I can't vouch for them in terms of security or unusual and fun uses that people here may have for their home network though.
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Rather than a messaging app could you build encyrpted messaging as a mobile keyboard that works over any existing messaging service, even SMS for example? Like PGP for email but implemented as a software keyboard input device?
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I agree with the sentiment. The only thing I can think of are certain mobile only banking apps. Maybe an SMS messaging app would be useful? Slim pickings from my quick scan of my phone.
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The vast majority of projects and companies that don't have some existing enterprise platform (Jira et al) that I've worked at use Trello. It got non-tech staff into the software process. It was simple to get started and just abou
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I'm fairly sure the parent was joking and in full agreement with you. Just so this isn't a point out the joke post, a few years ago I saw a HN post from a bunch of people who used print to PDF, and pdfgrep as a bookmarking solutio
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I'm pretty sure Keepass/Keepassx etc do this
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Piece of Crap?
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