kylegordon

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by kylegordon 11y ago
"pierced the bus where the diesel tank was fitted, sparking off the fire." Diesel doesn't burn in open air, without at least a wick and an existing source of ignition.
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by kylegordon 11y ago
In some ways, be grateful that it never became law. Just some wishful legislative thinking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_flag_traffic_laws
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by kylegordon 11y ago
In addition, Filezilla supports more than just FTP
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by kylegordon 11y ago
This is a great idea. Looking forward to it coming to Scotland and the rest of the UK!
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by kylegordon 11y ago
Having been allowed to wander around the campus, the sights and sounds are phenomenal. There's entire buildings humming and pulsating steadily, free cooling water towers, land features that are clearly built over the technology under
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by kylegordon 11y ago
I posted a slightly provocative tweet about this, and the CEO of NodeSource took exception... sad days. https://twitter.com/kylegordon/status/590860756075294721
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by kylegordon 12y ago
I ended up in a conversation with a moronic border security twat on my only ever business trip to the states. "So your company writes software for Americans?" "So an American company bought your company?" "So your c
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by kylegordon 12y ago
That's a policy problem rather than a technical or provider problem. I bet if your employer used Chrome they'd just lock down the version of that as well, courtesy of https://support.google.com/installer/answe
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by kylegordon 12y ago
If you'd grown up or evolved elsewhere in the solar system, there's a high chance Earth would be inhospitable to you, just like Mars is to us. Your dream home would be Saturn, or Venus, etc. The universe has a history of destroyin
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by kylegordon 14y ago
In mobile Firefox at least, long press on the address bar of the loaded site, and hit the "Add to home screen" menu item. It pops an app-like link onto your home screen. The only giveaway when it's running is the address bar at the top.