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by pasc1878 2y ago
I doubt it dg is a completist . He would welcome any corrections so please list those you think he has missed.
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by pasc1878 2y ago
nntp news readers had existed for many years and many do this form of threading. So not new. I hate many web boards as they don't thread.
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by pasc1878 2y ago
and then get shown in the second map. Seeing may of the comments here leads me to the conclusion that some are not reading the whole article (but then again I have read dg's blog for 15+ years and realise that he usually deals with all
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by pasc1878 2y ago
dg explains in the article
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by pasc1878 2y ago
If you read the article it actually says why Streatham High Road is not included.
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by pasc1878 2y ago
The menu bar has now to have more icons than in earlier OSX as to run services like dropbox, 1password etc they now need to be in the menu bar whilst previously they were not needed there - now I suspect this might be the app writers fault
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Office has always been the reason to buy Windows since Windows 2, especially for organizations. Without Office Windows and MS would not be the leading OS and large company.
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Openstep had as a default 4 hppa, sparc, i386 and m68k - I often built stuff on a HP for production use on Intel and 68000 boxes and I think they also had unreleased m88k as well at the same time so internally might have had five way binari
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by pasc1878 2y ago
That is the nearest to an explanation in all the answers ie saying "Beer is NOT free' all the others still confuse me as I read its literally. and 'Free as in beer' makes no sense so the whole thing just does not compute
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by pasc1878 2y ago
No as I really don't understand that - beer costs money.
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by pasc1878 2y ago
What reasons do you have for not liking iTerm and Terminal.app and what does alacrity do better?
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Lawmakers cover all areas and don't have enough resources to cover all. Nowhere have I suggested that you have to trust Comcast - yes they can brief but so should the opposition. It is then up to the lawmaker to some compromise betwee
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Lawmakers cover all areas and don't have enough resources to cover all. Nowhere have I suggested that you have to trust Comcast - yes they can brief but so should the opposition. It is then up to the lawmaker to some compromise betwee
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by pasc1878 2y ago
No - the lawmaker is a generalist and does not understand fully the issues for a particular proposal so they need a brief preferably from both sides. For example could you suggest the correct law for dealing with the environmental impact of
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Yes first. But the company is in the US and Ireland pays to the main company for various things - so the parent company makes the most profit
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Apple - and the rest of the large companies manage to order their payments so that their profits are offshored out of Europe. Which means they are not paying the corporate tax an EU resident company would. So EU is not getting their fair sh
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Also the scaling - in this case the original had reasonable scaling but it can be manipulated. The changes could be small enough to be random fluctuations on one series and so no real match. However the graph does show that a slightly deepe
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by pasc1878 2y ago
I do have CO2 monitors and they agree. PM I have something that shows air quality and it shows 0 and high at the same time as the Qingping
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by pasc1878 2y ago
I would be the one in the sample who did not find the charts confusing. The two separate graphs are much more difficult to compare - you can't see which elements compare to the same year so lose a lot of information. The information i
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Unfortunately my Jinping's temperature sensor does not agree with sensors of 3-4 different makes I have it always reads 3-4 degrees C below the others.
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Not really the media were covering it a lot in 2008 - Front page headlines in newspapers and first story on TV news. Ok people did not lose money directly. But they were withdrawing from some banks (e.g. Northern Rock) and it made massive e
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Look at what happened in 2008 with banks collapsing - by having runs upon them. This is being done via postal withdrawals here. This isn't obscure.
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by pasc1878 2y ago
There used to be a python spreadsheet that worked as a spreadsheet - Resolver One. It was .Net based but did not make enough money. I wonder if done now there would be enough support to open source something like this. For a review see htt
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Compare this with the comments above re nix where it just ran - although to get a python app to build on nix is a pain but at least only one person has to do it.
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by pasc1878 2y ago
So do most popular companies. they get many applicants for a job. So you have to filter those applications. One way is to recruit from known places where they have already got people from as they know it worked. Typically those universities
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Not really. I too am a maths graduate. My peak mental arithmetic was about age 11 by then I had learned times tables etc by rote and could deal with money - being the UK this was LSD so had to convert between 20 and 12s as well as decimal.
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by pasc1878 2y ago
Possibly because the major software companies made it work on phones. Thus users saw it working on many apps and complain when your app fails to do this. Google, Apple, IBM and MS also did a lot of localisation so their code bases deal with
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by pasc1878 2y ago
But not sufficient
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by pasc1878 2y ago
I have found 3 with useful pages but half a dozen which just give a blank page. And a few which are a copy of the 1992 web.
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by pasc1878 2y ago
I remember this - moving to a 386 computer was fun as the speed depended on the clock speed so playable on an AT but not on a 386. This was at work and I don't think we played this on the network even though we played Novell games - in

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