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by rezeroed 6y ago
I absolutely consider working from home different from this, which is almost house arrest. WFH I am able to spend time working in coffee shops, am able to use the outside world to sync my clock with everyone else. Being stuck on my own in
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by rezeroed 6y ago
`who tend to be younger and healthier` - your hindsight reasoning, not theirs, and not at the time.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Perhaps the thought is, controlling TSMC controls supply to other countries.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Basically how black markets form. "Fine, we'll play our own game".
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by rezeroed 6y ago
I don't mean he's trying to win over the left politicians, but the left voters.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
The left includes Adam Boulton, Beth Rigby, Piers Morgan, the Guardian, the BBC, the people banging pots and pans on their balconies on Thursday evenings. Getting in to power and retaining power don't require the same strategy. Examp
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by rezeroed 6y ago
I didn't call them principles. I'd call them preferences, tendencies, or character
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by rezeroed 6y ago
It means their priorities weren't the same as yours, and so they opted for middle ground.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
No, it's because they don't really want all this fuss; forced hand. They're trying to get away with as little as possible - Sweden, but without looking like the Swedish approach because the left will scream.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
The whole thing is political (the two party system is a disaster). I don't think Boris wanted lock down or any other curbs on freedom - that's not in his character. I expect he would have preferred the Swedish approach, but he&#
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Trasnport For London was bailed out a month ago - whatever they do is going to be cheap and makeshift.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
And all the surface touching - armrests, holding on to poles and handles, then an eye rub, nail biting, or on the underground more likely a nose pick.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
On the London Underground there is zero respect of personal space.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
For the CV - yes. For the job - depends on the uni; many are 80% java which is pointless if you already have tech skills. Having might also save you from dwelling on "what if i had?".
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by rezeroed 6y ago
"Here's a picture from Kathmandu in 1920. It appears to have poor visibility, but it's unclear from the picture whether or not that is pollution or weather." You don't think it's the quality of a 1920 photograp
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Right, so back to the question - why not just monitor front line cells for activity, which i think can be done without making calls?
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by rezeroed 6y ago
You're involved in a conflict and you don't know where the front line is?
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Right. Still curious about monitoring cell activity only during calls. Thinking if you can monitor the cells, just look at the front line cells for comms.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
If the russians could get the mother's phone numbers, why not the sons? If you're able to identify the location of call activity, why aren't you able to identify the cell while not on a call, when as far as I am aware there
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by rezeroed 6y ago
"I fully believe @dang has the best interests of the community in mind" -- which community? Censorship, I mean moderation, is preferential.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Nope. Not much use. I've discovered Opera has workspaces, unfortunately limited to five, but exactly what I want for tab management.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Couldn't say; using arch, on non-touchscreen, all good.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
I had a dell latitude at work - horrific. Replaced with an xps-13 - much better, but wouldn't recommend. At home replaced my mbp with a surface laptop, deleted windows installed linux - bliss.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
I expected those graduates would have tech degrees, rather than "I picked up programming a few years out of college".
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by rezeroed 6y ago
I only read the start. I'm not sure what I make of someone going from zero to Amazon. Is that normal?
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Does your last point not counter your preceding point: tremendous respect online now -- Metal fans ate their own: no loyalty.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
That's a tricky question because "went away" is fuzzy. For example Ministry were popular in the early, mid 90's - apparently they're still going, I had no idea. There are many who technically haven't gone awa
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by rezeroed 6y ago
Also, if you get a new laptop (or any installation) keep it free of google. Avoid it from the start. Also, I have a website which isn't precious; I'm going to reject chrome requests, with a message recommending firefox.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
I was on Amazon a few weeks ago, clicked on the ratings graph, and was returned a page with nothing but an ascii art dog. The company just seems to be a mess.
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by rezeroed 6y ago
How long before you get adverts too?

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