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jpsouth
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‘I don’t even think it was my fault!’ Well the static, bright yellow pole didn’t waltz into the side of your car now, did it? People are so ignorant it’s actually unbelievable. https://x.com/WorldBollard/status/178
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I think that also sounds pretty scary. Seeing the state of drivers in the UK, without knowing what they’re under the influence of, if anything, it’s a pretty damning sight. There is probably some form of bias here, as I don’t remember all o
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2y ago
I'll happily send you feedback if you message me when you release any updates on the web version, search my username in your gmail inbox for my email.
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2y ago
Nice to see you're still working on it! I've used it a couple of times since I first saw it a few months ago (albeit only for short amounts of time) - I'm looking forward to the future updates based on your Github and lore do
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John Hammond - Cyber security/ethical hacking. He explains what he's doing well enough for even someone like me, with very little cybersec knowledge, to follow along and understand. Someone else also commented Nathan Baggs, also a
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What a pedantic take. I’m sure you would prefer a lot of things, but changing the title of an article you didn’t write or publish is a stretch. The articles showing off a very interesting aspect of nature and ‘one of [the] cleverest inventi
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It’s a weird market, I’ve mainly come across Moodle which was easily the most difficult integration I’ve ever worked on. I had the displeasure of using it several times for testing purposes and I had to wonder, how much money did a director
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2y ago
Fair point, it doesn’t seem like anyone did actually say as much.
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I'm quite confused how forwarding a naked picture of an underage person to literally anyone, except a dedicated law enforcement team, wouldn't have already been distributing it. >Is it that rare for some teacher (even in high s
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I don’t understand how the other commenters don’t see this! Immediately go to law enforcement and let them deal with it, forwarding to ANYONE is the wrong thing to do, legally and morally, imo.
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I’ll stand by my comment on that point. Sending a nude photo of a child to the child’s parents is absolutely beyond any form of rationality. Discuss the concern with the parents, inform the police, get them to verify that their little angel
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2y ago
Then report it to the police, don’t forward a naked image of someone’s child to them? Not only is it likely distribution of CP, it’s also an insane thing to do. As Doreen said, she doesn’t want to see her lads nudes. I’m pretty sure my moth
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Strong agree on the advising of such matters, as for forwarding, how the hell would a teacher have access to the image to forward to the parents? That’s an insane overreach which could easily lead to abuse, they shouldn’t be accessing child
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A guy from my old local pub was always very keen to tell us about the couple thousand pound payouts, while also being very keen on asking others to buy him a pint or four because he had no money.
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‘Better than a picture of the document’ for security, for their purposes or for my ease? Who knows. I’d be loathe to do it personally, but then again there’s probably copies of my passport floating around who knows where online. According t
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A guy I know had to download an app to scan his passports RFID tag recently to verify, of all things, his LinkedIn profile. I’m no expert, and don’t know what sort of information that exposes, but I definitely grimaced at the thought when h
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Ah yes, it hit the boot (which was steel toe capped) but I believe where the laces are, the top of the guys foot basically (no anatomy expert, but from a quick search it looks like a ‘tarsal’). Tragic really, he worked in a sharpening facto
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I know a person who got a hairline fracture on his foot from dropping a knife on his steel toe cap boot - the metal knife handle hit the boot, not the blade. 6 weeks later, he was getting amputated above the knee due to sepsis - had he left
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3y ago
Someone else posted this in another thread and I found it a really interesting read. It doesn’t really answer your question directly, but it is very related. https://www.teamten.com/lawrence/writings/coding-machine
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3y ago
The persons insurance, presumably. The issue seems to be that the doctor didn’t even check the x-ray, otherwise they would have commented on an unmentioned fused vertebrae. I’m not sure how you didn’t gather that from the OP.
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I’ve played this for a while, and not to brag, but I’ve got to chapter two on a warrior AND mage. I love the identification process and relatively quick, albeit very tactical if you want, gameplay. It’s my go to iPhone game when on short jo
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3y ago
Ah mate, I was having a pretty good day, then I read about this. :(
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Recently bought a Win 11 laptop (past two months), and to any average consumer it was impossible to not connect it to the internet when you first boot it. It took me, a fairly savvy user, a couple of tries to figure out what was required, w
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3y ago
Happy spouse, happy house.
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True, as much as that’s not quite what I’d do because I like to just maintain a high, I’m sure a lot of folks would. Hell, on the weekend I’d switch it up to the higher %s to be fair. NL has this same rule of no more than around 5g, I’m not
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You can do it outside as well, but typically a box is the best with regulated lighting, temperature and humidity. I’m not sure I believe the carbon filter reduces the smell to nothing, in my experience it still stinks while running through
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An ounce is 28 grams, 5g isn’t that much flower at all in the grand scheme of things. I presume it’s an attempt at stopping dealing, maybe to minors? But it feels asinine to have such a limit. Like another poster says, should this extend to
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A lot of Brits will use pants the same as you do to be fair, myself included. Shorts are mostly just shorts, but we do have jorts and chorts depending on how hipster your shorts wearing cohorts are.
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Commented elsewhere, I’m not sure on the origins of it, but it means somethings a bit rubbish, or bad.
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I can’t seem to find the history of it, but it essentially means somethings a bit rubbish, bad, or crap. Pants are typically underwear in Britain, we wear trousers (Jeans, chinos, suit trousers) over our pants (boxers, y-fronts, briefs) so
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