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Where do you travel? The cards are on the Visa or Mastercard network so I'd expect the majority of ATMs to support Revolut.
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There was a lot of misinformation and unrealistic promises made by the Leave campaign that swayed the vote in their favour. The campaign was also unlawful due to illegal overspending which May ignores. If the public were told the truth abou
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8y ago
I was hoping to find someone else mention Whimsical too. It's so fast to use. I've been recommending it to coworkers and its allowed them to be much more productive.
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I really wonder how that must have felt to watch it as it was happening at the time. It was incredible seeing Spacex land their first rocket back.
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Out of curiosity, what feature in the extension pack are you using with Vagrant?
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Jeez that takes me back. CORE, CLS... Some games were compressed with UHARC or ACE which performed better than other compressors at the time. mp3unpack or WAVE injector would also run to decompress the mp3s or recombine them back in to larg
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It's not infinite or procedurally generated, but the basis sounds a little like the Battlefield Rush modes present in the Bad Company 2 (my fav), BF3 and BF4 games. Haven't played the newer games. Maps have only 4-5 "sections
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Yeah it's a wonder why its taking so long. It's a great card to travel with but don't put too much money on it for this reason.
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I regularly visit from London. While I have yet to explore the startup community, I do love the surroundings. My Danish is terrible (but slowly improving!) and it definitely helps that almost everyone speaks English. I believe English is ta
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> Can't wait for Amazon tickets to disrupt this space and drive 'em out. I think you'll be waiting a while. TicketMaster shotdown Amazon Tickets in both the UK and US because they didn't want to do business with them.
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> Performance is never a bad thing Depends on your priorities and what you are willing to sacrifice for it. High bandwidth terminal emulators will cost CPU and battery life. I'd opt for longer battery life. The choice is nice to hav
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8y ago
Running a 3rd Gen with Fedora 28. No issues but I could do with more RAM than the 8GB limit.
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You maybe entering Windows Away Mode?
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While you can tell revolut to block transactions that use the magnetic stripe, it doesn't physically disable the stripe, so they can still pull your data from it which maybe enough for them to carry out an attack.
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8y ago
There's just something about Amazon's YAML or JSON (IAM policies, Cloudformation, etc) that just make them unbearable to look at. And the more you stay within Amazons ecosystem, the complexity just grows. Shippable, Travis, Circle
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Would anyone know of any active communities for sysadmins on IRC or otherwise? Or a directory to find such channels? Never really been one for being involved in online communities but being a one man team at work has got me looking for peop
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https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.valvesoftware.Steam The only issue is that I can't get Hardware Accelerated Decoding to work in Steam Streaming. I believe that's because I don't have the 32bit
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I use a X1 Carbon 2015 running Fedora 28 (Since I first installed Fedora 22) You need to give Linux distros a few months to become mature enough to run flawlessly on newer hardware. I recall having displayport issues when I installed Fedora
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So many fish visible on the live cameras. I suppose the container surface has become a source of food for the local ecosystem now.
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I probably would have resorted to another process manager if I were on sysvinit such as supervisord, god, monit etc to avoid making those scripts.
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> My beef with CF is that I can not see which sites are behind CF. Sites behind CF usually include two headers in the responses: cf-ray and expect-ct. If you see these headers, it's almost certain the response is coming from CF. So
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8y ago
We're giving Mattermost a good try now!
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This. Go to Settings / Battery and you can prevent or minimise a applications background cpu usage. Then go to your Data usage, from there you can prevent or minimize background data transfer. This has greatly improved battery life on
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IIRC, Upstart was briefly used by distros before systemd came on to the scene. It's stay was short though as distros began migrating to systemd.
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9y ago
Thank you very much for this! We use this to listen for Github webhooks and execute jobs with Saltstack.
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Your app gobbled up all available RAM and caused my laptop to slow to a crawl. I had to switch virtual terminals to kill the tab responsible for your site. I'm running Chrome 59.0.3071.115. Fedora 26 64bit.