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laden or unladen?
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why?
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X-COPY ;)
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I almost hate myself for writing this - but any given AWS AZ has had more outages/ performance degradations/service interuptions over the past ~5years than my home internet/electricity... and with an unmetered connection with
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Time for a link to James Hoffmann - "The Magic of Salt in Coffee" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PUWQQ-joKE
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Hackers Targeted Apple Devices in Hong Kong for Widespread Attack
(wired.com)
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Horrible flashbacks. Pure war of attrition. I remember at one point replicating the work of a cheat author in a game I was responsible for and pushing out a bait 'patch' for the hack to confirm they were using the methods I though
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For which country? Source on these quit rates?
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I still miss Visual Basic + WinForms, as a teenager it was such an easy way to put together a functional UI, I know it has it's detractors, but I can't think of anything I've used since that was quite so fun to use and so qui
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Download the audio from the YouTube video at the top of the page - it has a sample in it
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Equally you can end up unemployed...
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Abertay study finds Vitamin D and milk gives athletes boost
(abertay.ac.uk)
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Agreed. I live in Hong Kong which has arguably some of the best public transport in the world - which is great until you are out of a service area of the MTR, then it's undersized packed busses mixed with convoluted bus routes - which
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Amiga A500 Mini Announced
(retrogames.biz)
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Just as no one else has yet mentioned it, it was also used apparently in the 70s and 80s to broadcast software downloads[1] And the venerable BBC micro had a teletext adapter available for it too [2] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.or
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I didn’t realise how important politics were and how far some people will go to crush you if you think you are a threat. I had a senior co-worker tell me some documentation I had written was terrible, when I asked what was wrong with it he
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I will take your question in good faith and assume that you merely missed it due to the way the original statement was worded. It explicitly states that everyone "over the border" (in Mainland China) are the polar opposite of &quo
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Likely, as it was the library that bought them they had to buy via a pre-vetted supplier. Also, if you bought from eBay I'd be quite surprised if your overall time costs didn't multiply. There's something to be said for the P
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But which legal system? I’m almost tempted to setup-shop ‘stealing’ NFTs and displaying them in a gallery, I imagine if I set everything up off shore to the US that I will risk pretty little Anyone does DMCA etc even apply here? Even if it
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_I_ don't need to know it, but my friend who can't take the vaccine as she is pregnant might wish to use the information to make risk assessments. Further: it is literally illegal not to wear a mask here in certain public areas -
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I don't know if anywhere in the United States enforces mask wearing with some kind of law - but assuming they do, doesn't this severely complicate things? How do you tell quickly and easily if someone not wearing a mask is vaccina
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Is there any way I can submit a job to this?
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I see it as a cynical cash grab rather than a toy.
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I absolutely hate this. It's funny, as a joke, but the fact that someone has produced, marketed and made this drives me insane. The waste it produces for no reason is in my opinion unconscionable - I spent more time than I admit checki
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I was honestly expecting a playground, for apes. Perhaps it's time I took a holiday!
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Used them years ago when we moved from AWS to bare-metal (losing Elastic Beanstalk that we were using in AWS in the process) I seem to recall a few minor issues here and there, but I'd totally use them again.
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For me, the real killer was being able to turn off all the lights in the house from my bed. I could live without it (and currently am, due to an apartment move), but it was certainly handy.
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You’d be surprised. There was a roaring trade in American coca-cola in Beijing because enough people wanted to avoid the local version. As a non-American, I couldn’t taste the difference, but the imported stuff was 3x the price. Another phr
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HEY World (blogging direct from HEY email)
(hey.com)
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Or get 'made redundant', burn out or move in to a different industry vowing never to do a release crunch ever again...
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