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by pling 12y ago
Actually yes, well its predecessor on Solaris in about 1999 and they only make products worse. Anything that comes out of Cadence is a turd. They even ruined pspice recently. They company I worked for ended up writing their own layout/
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by pling 12y ago
Software vs hardware again. I've worked in both sides of things (EE and software) and despite it being my income now, I distrust software people more than hardware people. Hardware people have to get it right first time and generally h
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by pling 12y ago
I was thinking more that the cultures in the donor poop are unknown. There are numerous horrible things that you don't want stuffed up your bum from more c.diff to worms to ulcerative bleeding carrying HIV for example.
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by pling 12y ago
There are plenty of bodies. Fatal head injuries are surprisingly common. If it meant a £100k donation to my family, they can have my body. What I did with it will always remain in my head though ;-)
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by pling 12y ago
8 days of complete terror and pain I imagine.
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by pling 12y ago
I understand that your brain isn't designed to last forever either and will eventually give out so what's the point? My wife's grandmother is still hanging on at 96 and is completely batshit. She's stated that she enjoys
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by pling 12y ago
Reddit and having children desensitized me to that sort of stuff. Interesting idea though. What happens if it goes wrong?
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by pling 12y ago
The three times I've broken phone screens it's always the OLED/LCD display that popped and the digitizer just sat there and grinned at me having protected sod all. I've replaced them all myself and it's been pretty
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by pling 12y ago
Finest resource of Fourier transforms here: http://betterexplained.com/articles/an-interactive-guide-to-... This is the one that made me get it in the end.
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by pling 12y ago
Anything that fucks up your workflow is toxic ( very bad, unpleasant, or harmful ).
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by pling 12y ago
Yeah disco 3's are pretty good I understand. My boss has one. Never complained. I think the RR issues are teething issues with a new engineering line. I drove a 1992 V8 110 county a few years ago. Best car I ever had. Didn't go do
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by pling 12y ago
My father has one (early 2014). Very true about the ride. Unfortunately it's plagued with electrical problems. When you plug in an iPhone into the USB charger port, the navigation and heating crashes. The ECU and several CAN bus contro
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by pling 12y ago
Yeah the ride was pretty awesome. Until it broke. Spot on. Then again I have a FIAT (Fix It Again Tony) with a MultiJet engine which has been hellishly expensive to keep alive so today's technology and quality standards are debatable.
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by pling 12y ago
Interesting thought and perfectly valid. I tend to avoid taking lots of photos these days and concentrate on doing a few good ones. They are usually snapshots of life as it was at a certain time rather than posed or set up photos. Occasiona
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by pling 12y ago
Slight diversion from the point, but a DS anecdote: A friend of mine at university had a 1973 Citroen DS. This was in 1997. The hydraulic system failed violently (rapid depressurisation) whilst we were going up the M1 in the UK. The steerin
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by pling 12y ago
Just water. And I only do that once a week. I use my hands to wash myself, nothing else. I went through a phase of bad Eczema where my hands would bleed. This put an end to it. I use shampoo soap bars from Lush to wash my hands before eatin
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by pling 12y ago
The router does stateless auto config so every machine in the house that does v6 has a static IP. You get a /64
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by pling 12y ago
This is our problem. People just don't understand it in the operations team. Our devops guys know it inside out but they have to use the services the operations team hand out which means v4 and shitty hardware. Yes corporate structure
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by pling 12y ago
Ha I ended up in Ipswich once (rather than Stratford). Don't really care what they've been through when I've been told to fuck off four times when I was in a wheelchair with a broken leg and with my daughter in a buggy. Just
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by pling 12y ago
2 weeks in the Lake district camping. Walked just over 80 miles and slept rough. Picked up food at local shops. Didn't wash once. Stops bothering you after a couple of days. Haven't used soap since this trip 11 years ago and all s
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by pling 12y ago
£38 from Guys hospital to Waterloo and back is the reality of black cabs. Bring it on Uber. Don't ask me about other forms of transport as I have to do the journey pushing a set of wheels around and I have a slipped disk myself...
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by pling 12y ago
South West near Kingston. Andrews and Arnold. Unfortunately for some reason we can't get FTTC. I think its an issue with the cabinet near me which looks like it has been run over by a bus. The local exchange is also an ancient branch e
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by pling 12y ago
Well that shits on my 12Mbit/1Mbit here in London that costs nearly that much...
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by pling 12y ago
Considering the situation, its either poor timing or related but I can't change my PayPal password. Get a blank page. Not confident. To be honest it takes the piss as they are spamming UK TV with adverts for how secure PayPal is at the
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by pling 12y ago
Fair point there! JSF it is :(
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by pling 12y ago
It does standard good old fashioned web apps as well: https://dropwizard.github.io/dropwizard/manual/views.html Don't forget that old style web apps are basically REST frameworks that render content with a co
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by pling 12y ago
Have changed my eBay password right away just in case this is something major. However, the paypal password change screen is not responding and returning a blank screen. Terrible!
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by pling 12y ago
Still says it. It's on the article index as well: https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/PayPal-Forward/bg-p/PPFW...
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by pling 12y ago
I am at the same time in awe at the technical accomplishment and cringing at the religious twist. I've never seen the two concerns merged quite so tightly.
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by pling 12y ago
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