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by multjoy 4y ago
I used to fill photocopiers for a living at IBM North Harbour in Portsmouth back in the very early 00's, and I could never get my head around Notes. The first and only place I ever saw it in the wild.
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by multjoy 4y ago
Not only did it work, the 'new' legacy G suite seems to have retained the exchange sync method for push email.
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by multjoy 4y ago
Computing may be cheap, but the power to run it is only going one way.
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by multjoy 4y ago
They don't have VHF radio.
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by multjoy 4y ago
The Ukrainian army has been massively scaled up since 2014, with western assistance. Remember, the Russian invasion already happened when they marched into the Crimea. This is just a continuation.
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by multjoy 4y ago
Right. That's this much vaunted de-escalation training that is going to fix everything, is it? So I go to arrest someone. He decides that he doesn't want to be arrested. How do you de-escalate that?
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by multjoy 4y ago
>establishing new training on de-escalation So I'm old bill and I have yet to find someone who can adequately explain to me what this means. What if the other party doesn't want to de-escalate, for example? What then?
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by multjoy 4y ago
Until the two banks agree that it isn't. Errors happen all the time. https://bam.kalzumeus.com/archive/no-payments-are-final/
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by multjoy 4y ago
There's plenty of parking at Woking, the long stay is only a five minute walk.
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by multjoy 4y ago
There are plenty of train stations 30 minutes out from London. You can go as far north as Letchworth Garden City, west as Reading, south west as Woking and so on.
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by multjoy 4y ago
We're stuck on 18/1mbs up in the rural north (and that's with AAISP, so we're getting the most the line can provide), B4RN (Broadband for the Rural North - which would have been 1gbs fibre) has stalled because of Politic
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by multjoy 4y ago
No point rushing these things!
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by multjoy 4y ago
>The UK is the perfect example. Hundreds of years of out-dated laws layered on top of each other to the point where nobody can tell what is law and what is a joke. Literal nonsense.
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by multjoy 4y ago
You seem to ignore the possibility that those 35.6% deserved those suspensions.
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by multjoy 4y ago
>Interesting - a difference in outcomes that is not caused by bias, but by different behavior. How is that interesting? You only have to look at the type of content shared by right vs left to realise that the 'bias' against the
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by multjoy 4y ago
And here's an unclassified road with a 60mph limit: https://goo.gl/maps/LNmtw44z8BQXatXu9
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by multjoy 4y ago
>Who cares whether india is a democracy or not? Anybody who wants to do business. Democracies have stable, predictable rule of law. Do you want to invest in a country where a dictator could simply decide that he is going take your assets
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by multjoy 5y ago
The majority of contract case law has developed from shipping disputes. These are business transactions, not consumer ones, so there is plenty of scope to contract/indemnify out of all sorts of protections.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Your VOIP number can be resolved to your mobile number. Your cell provider has the link. You withholding your caller ID only hides it from the receiving handset, it doesn't disguise it from the network.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Blockchain isn't private. It is anonymous, but the whole point is that it isn't private.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Guerilla. Gorilla marketing is something very different - https://youtu.be/TnzFRV1LwIo
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by multjoy 5y ago
Dogs manipulate the world with their mouths. While they learn to do things with their paws, the most natural thing for them to do is to pick something up with their mouths. Shaking a toy is in-built behaviour.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Slippery slope to where, exactly? Have you been watching the news at all?
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by multjoy 5y ago
Because the Finns and Russians have form. A second invasion against Finland would be a second go at the Winter War, and while they may not be a nato member, they are a full fledged EU member and Ukraine has shown that the EU will absolute
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by multjoy 5y ago
And those that are coming are state-of-the-art. It is quite possible that they're going to be effective enough for one kill per weapon and the volume flooding in is going to go through the Russian armour like the clap.
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by multjoy 5y ago
What goes around... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_British_prison_hulks
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by multjoy 5y ago
Arguably it's the only way! A rising aerobic tide lifts all boats...
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by multjoy 5y ago
>Everything is a stressor. Doing nothing is a (negative) stressor. The question is is it a sufficient stress. And it is not. You are wrong.
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by multjoy 5y ago
>If the session is easy, what is the stress which sufficiently disrupts homeostasis to lead to an adaptation? Easy things do not result in adaptations An "easy" run is a stressor on the cardiac system, because you don't
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by multjoy 5y ago
Someone who can lift 440lbs but who sweats when they eat isn't fit, either. >What sort of adaptations? As far as I'm aware, adaptations are the result of significant stress. What are the stressors of a "long easy session&q

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