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by midasuni 4y ago
They wrote off 48% just fine and seem to have been rewarded.
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by midasuni 4y ago
If not government you mean China, sure. Massive supply chain problems. The Russian government invading a sovereign country didn’t help either.
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by midasuni 4y ago
Except the grid can cope with peak usage into peoples housing when the ovens are on etc. Sure you may need some more power stations, but the actual capacity for the wires, substations etc can cope with the kettle at half time of the fa cup
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by midasuni 4y ago
Most people don’t though. In England it’s 68% of homes that either have or have potential for off street parking https://www.racfoundation.org/research/mobility/still-standi...
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by midasuni 4y ago
In the U.K. the average car does less than 30 miles a day. Charging overnight would require a draw off less than 1kW. Clearly my house can do that as my kettle is currently boiling and drawing 3kW alone. My shower this morning was nearer 10
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by midasuni 4y ago
Well that’s what you’d normally do, struggled with a couple as I tried to work out what it felt was “fastest” where you’d clearly take a bus rather than backtrack to zone 1. I think it assumes you have to exit and reenter each time rather t
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by midasuni 4y ago
> Compared to car insurance which can be $100-$200/mo How does that work? In the U.K. my insurance is $200 a year! Is that a normal price or something extreme
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by midasuni 4y ago
Other non-flawless actors — US in the liberation of France and occupation of Germany. But many, especially it seems on the American right, like to “both sides” no matter how clear cut.
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by midasuni 4y ago
If Mexico occupied half of the arizona desert and the US counterattacked a few months later and retook it, would you describe the US as “conquering”?
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by midasuni 4y ago
> There is no better way to convey your message than by using video If you start your article with something so blatantly untrue why should I believe the rest?
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by midasuni 4y ago
How do you authenticate the certificate issuing? Public CAs tend to use DNS (either host or dns txt records) to authenticate.
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by midasuni 4y ago
That’s a strange way to spell liberate.
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by midasuni 4y ago
You get to a state where there’s one mug in the dishwasher. Can you tell if that’s clear or dirty without closet inspecting the mug (and even then depends on your definition of clean. Imagine you filled the mug with pee, then emptied it, th
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by midasuni 4y ago
Inflation is looking at the previous 12 months. We know that inflation in the last few months was lower than that nearly a year ago, thus for inflation not to fall would require it to balloon in the next few months, which seems very unlikel
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by midasuni 4y ago
We’ve had unaffordable housing in the U.K. for a generation and haven’t built because of nimbys. Housing costs thus increase to suck all income. It’s a great way to return to feudalism.
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by midasuni 4y ago
No nobody works in California outside of that industry?
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by midasuni 4y ago
With blackjack and hookers?
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by midasuni 4y ago
Maybe that’s why it’s so reliable.
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by midasuni 4y ago
Don’t need a license to have a TV, or a license to use it to receive many signals. You need a license to receive a television programme service, which I believe is defined as a service being transmitted by an ofcom registered television sta
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by midasuni 4y ago
I don’t get why any user has the ability to cause so much damage. Sure they can lock their own files out and need to restore from backup, but how can that knock out other departments, let alone things like email.
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by midasuni 4y ago
Seleznev comes to mind https://www.businessinsider.com/notorious-russian-hacker-kid...
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by midasuni 4y ago
I believe the op was being the device with the function. The OP writes a script which asks chatgpt for the commands to run to check your online then start to do something. Then execute the script. Then chatgpt is accessing the internet via
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by midasuni 4y ago
The order of adjectives in English is something you never think about, but unless you put them in a very specific order you sound crazy https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/adj...
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by midasuni 4y ago
“ Lufthansa said construction work on a rail line in Frankfurt was to blame for the massive IT failure,. ” No, Lufthansa not having sufficient resilience was to blame.
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by midasuni 4y ago
I have worked from home from before my kids were born. They’re now 8 and 10. I don’t recognise what you are saying, probably because when I’m at work I’m uncontactable. More recently it seems people think working at home means you get to do
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by midasuni 4y ago
You think that’s in efficient look what happens when the Us President goes to the U.K. for a funeral.
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by midasuni 4y ago
Detractors claim the eu is massively invasive in every part of life, and massively inefficient Given how many it employs you can’t have both.
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by midasuni 4y ago
There are political groupings in the EU too
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by midasuni 4y ago
Take random words that Brent Spiner has said and mash them into a video.
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by midasuni 4y ago
“I think there may be a bug but I can’t reproduce it” is quite common I just managed to repot use a bug in a vision system that I saw in august. Finally managed to reproduce it mostly last week.

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