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by leejo 6y ago
EU rules - the solicitors threatened court action, easyJet caved. I think that's the fundamental difference between the first service I used (who went to the ADR) and the second, who say they have handled > 100,000 cases so know whe
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by leejo 6y ago
I did eventually get compensation, the details are in the "Closure" section at the end of the post.
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Lawyers automate this, so why don't airlines?(leejo.github.io)
192 points by leejo 6y ago|156 comments
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Google Homepage 21/12/2020 (Jupiter/Saturn)(google.com)
1 points by leejo 6y ago|0 comments
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by leejo 6y ago
I do wonder about that, could it be battery operation? I know when I'm out using my GoPro on the slopes the battery will die very quickly when it's a super cold day. I blogged a while back about a possible problem of using Macs at
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Some Kind of PayPal Refund Scam(leejo.github.io)
2 points by leejo 6y ago|1 comments
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by leejo 6y ago
You can revert a merge commit by providing which side of the merge is mainline: git revert -m 1 $sha_of_the_merge_commit That provides the "revert a commit and remove entire features" use case, assuming the original featu
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by leejo 6y ago
See also git log --no-merges --first-parent I don't get the "no merge commits" argument - git log has dozens of options allowing you to bend it to your use case. To address the grand parent that "a clean history
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by leejo 6y ago
For those interested in some pictures from the early days, Mark Power shot the initial construction of the A380 and construction of the things required to construct the A380: https://www.markpower.co.uk/projects/a-380
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by leejo 6y ago
> Yet over the years the US has managed to force massive changes on Switzerland's financial institutions, and for decades now there's been much more transparency, and Switzerland's banks are not nearly as secret nor as eff
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by leejo 6y ago
Yep! It has but unfortunately they're not making it in large format sizes.
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The Market for Discontinued Photographic Film(leejo.github.io)
79 points by leejo 6y ago|57 comments
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Could the Pandemic Burst Ibiza's Bubble?(residentadvisor.net)
1 points by leejo 6y ago|0 comments
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by leejo 6y ago
I have definitely seen some sites using GET for authentication, they tend to be ones that have been around for a long time and haven't been fixed. Can't remember the last time I saw this though. I'm not sure when easyJet fir
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by leejo 6y ago
Possible, maybe not even hashed? Given the disallowed chars that's suggestive that the form used to be implemented as a GET, so it's possible passwords were in log files for a long time.
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by leejo 6y ago
I just logged in to change my easyJet password: > Your password must be a single word between 6 and 20 characters in length and must not include the special characters # & + or space. Come on! This is ridiculous. If you're going
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by leejo 6y ago
I'd argue the other way - the camera on modern phones is a massive selling point, I know many people that choose their phone based on it. It therefore makes sense that the out of the box should include manual controls somewhere as an
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by leejo 6y ago
I installed another camera app a couple of months after getting the phone, which allows me to do that. The phone has essentially replaced my Fuji x100t for one project, mostly because of its wide angle lens. AFAIA the default camera app doe
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by leejo 6y ago
Oh no doubt - it still takes experience and technique to achieve a good effect with those tools, and of course they can't be used in all situations so other techniques are required; but it still seems to me that "out of the box&qu
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by leejo 6y ago
The article alludes to something I've noticed since upgrading from the 5c to an 11 pro last year - The computational aspect and/or current hardware limitations mean these phones can shoot images that look great on the phone . I m
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by leejo 6y ago
Devleoped in my sink using an SP-445 tank. B&W chemistry is pretty straightforward. I do prints (check my site for contact details). There's a couple more examples of 4x5 work on my Instagram (ha!) haven't got much of it up on
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by leejo 6y ago
Can confirm. Here's a 20 minute exposure of Orion + moonlight over the Grand Muveran I shot in the village a couple of years ago: https://leejo.github.io/images/2018/large_format/36_muveran_... # this is
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by leejo 7y ago
> I think the success of such a workflow says a lot of positive things both about drewdevault and git. There's a massive flaw in this approach if the repo is not private (collaboration is mentioned in the post in terms of "rev
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by leejo 7y ago
2004-2008 I worked at The Press Association - we were processing gigabytes of XML a day, many of it in real time feeds pushed out to the likes of the BBC, large newspaper publishers, and betting shops. All of this was done with Perl. None o
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Authors File as an Attack Vector(leejo.github.io)
1 points by leejo 7y ago|0 comments
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by leejo 7y ago
Possibly, a blog post will follow if that happens. PayPal has aways been a firewall around my creditcard number and I've never linked any other current account for pulling funds as, having worked in the payments industry, I know what a
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by leejo 7y ago
This doesn't surprise me. I'm currently trying to get a refund out of PayPal after what looks like a massive flaw in their refund process. I paid for something on eBay and it appears to have been a compromised account. The origina
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How My Week Looked (As a Senior Developer)(leejo.github.io)
3 points by leejo 7y ago|0 comments
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ICO Issues First GDPR Fine to a Pharmaceutical Company(dataprivacymanager.net)
1 points by leejo 7y ago|0 comments
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One of our office chairs turns off monitors(mobile.twitter.com)
1 points by leejo 7y ago|0 comments

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