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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
It tells you which directory is the largest, including dot directories. You can then cd to the largest and run the exact same command again. You can find out what's filled your disk just by following it. It's something I regularly
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
NICE is an independent body consisting mainly of medical professionals. It's not made up of MPs. That's exactly my point. How on earth are you still missing this?
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
Sounds like it's been infected with the MBAs. I've seen it in many companies. I don't think there's a vaccine yet.
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
Seems to me you're more interested in finding problems than solutions. Every other developed country has managed it so why don't you look to see how they achieved it? Wouldn't you like to never worry about healthcare costs ag
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
The lie you're believing is that the decision is made by government bureaucrats. See my other reply in this thread.
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
It's not how it works in my head: it's the reality of how it works here. To quote from my other reply: They don't fund everything. They don't fund anything in particular. They provide the funding and the medical profes
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
They don't fund everything. They don't fund anything in particular. They provide the funding and the medical professionals decide how best to allocate that funding for the best results. It's a bit different in Canada to my
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
No, doesn't mean that either. People would sell piglets and would try to sell "a pig in a poke" (where a poke is a bag). That's why you don't buy a pig in a poke because you can't see what you're buying. L
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
Yes it's literally what it means. It was worth that to you (even if just to prove a point). What else does worth mean?
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
No, you just make it compulsory to accept Medicare. Actually I thought that was already the case.
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
> someone has to approve or deny healthcare. Every universal system does it too, but by government policy instead of corporate decision That's another lie you've been told and believed. With Universal Healthcare the government
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
>theres an argument for removing private insurance companies in favor of thr government I don't see why you'd need to do that. Just expand medicare to everyone and if people want to also buy private insurance they can. They&#x2
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
So you support single payer where none of that exists?
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
I didn't make it up, I found it in the articles explaining why the treatment had been suspended in China. You need to think more.
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
It would be great if it works out, but I believe this treatment has been suspended in China as there are mixed results (ie people have ended up worse). Being from Scotland I'd trust an NHS evaluation more than random news reports.
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
Doesn't the director generally receive more credit than the producer? How many films do you remember the producer above the director?
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
It rather obviously is. It can converse on a thousand topics, in 20 different languages, and produce poetry and song off the cuff. You just think that because it doesn't know about your tiny little niche in as much detail as you, that
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
I like to call them TODO, TODOING. and TODONE. Keeps them in alphabetical order and is not in the slightest OCD...
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
Well not for any reason given in that Wikipedia link because it's about something else entirely. But humans have driven multiple species to extinction and destroyed pretty much all their natural predators. They didn't do that by b
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
It sucked. Download Edge for Linux and use the PWA. It's still crap but at least it kind of works mostly.
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
I'd have thought so too, but when I went looking for a copy in Waterstones and failed to find it under popsci section, or in maths, I tried the enquiry desk. After a few attempts where I eventually tried "goddle s-chair batch&quot
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
Well today I learned. I guess Germany has problems getting away from its police state past. By "many places" did you just mean Germany? I can post defamation because I live in a better country.
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
Until we get dry coated sodium ion batteries of course. Not sure it's over.
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
There is nowhere in Europe that is true. Why exactly are you posting misinformation?
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
> If nobody can challenge science, then it's not science. If someone has spent some time actually learning science then of course they can challenge science. If they are a lazy halfwit parroting crap they listened to on the latest p
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
In fact that means the largest factorial that doesn't end in 0 must be 4! because you could always move the ...x2x5 to the end of the series.
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
The number of permutations is 52! which is 1x2x3...x51x52 So, at some point you're going to be multiplying by 10, 20, 30 etc. Plus you'll have 2x5x.., 4x50x... (if you rearrange the terms). It therefore makes sense that you'l
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
> by way of example, when every woman I know got pregnant Impressive work, but surely there were suspicions?
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
I don't think so. I've seen those complaints for more than a year. I have an Ops background and I strongly suspect they were given a stupid timeline for the Azure migration. I've got to believe Microsoft have decent Ops peopl
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by onraglanroad 2mo ago
I wrote my reply before yours appeared but it's basically agreeing. A simple Forgejo hasn't given me any grief. It really seems simpler. Maybe they're hosting in us-east-1 though :)

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