rndmio

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by rndmio 7y ago
Which is precisely why you don't want them inside your body, every alpha particle emitted by the delay will hit and be absorbed inside you, it is the worst. That's why the Russian chose Polonium to kill Litvinenko.
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by rndmio 7y ago
Because having some guarantees about the correctness of my code before it goes into production is valuable. Because the system I develop on is not the system that will run the code. Wisdom is not being discarded, the importance of different
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by rndmio 7y ago
mIRC? BitchX from my shell account with trick subdomain, please.
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by rndmio 7y ago
I disagree, too many people associate the opinion pieces with the general tone of the rest of the newspaper. All opinion pieces are effectively clickbait (go take a look at the Times or Telegraph (if you dare)). Their general position is ge
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by rndmio 8y ago
I take it you're unaware of the treaty of Rome? It's been that way since the start.
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by rndmio 8y ago
Which of those countries had spent the last 40 years tightly integrating itself and the companies that operate within it into a regulatory framework and then thrown it all out without arranging anything for the future?
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by rndmio 8y ago
Stop trying to gaslight people with this garbage, it was never true that falling back to WTO rules was an intended destination after Brexit.
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by rndmio 8y ago
That's the maximum net generating capacity, but you can't just turn it on, it generates what it generates based on the wind/sun. If you want to see a live breakdown of power generation to the UK grid it's here http:&#x2
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by rndmio 8y ago
Possible that it might have been, or proceeded by, by your diaphragm spasming. A hard blow to the chest or back can cause it to spasm for a while and you literally cannot breathe, which is pretty terrifying.
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by rndmio 8y ago
> But Apple has the iMac Pro and the upcoming Mac Pro update. So, what would a pro-focused Mac Mini be? I guess a lot like the 2012s. I have a 2012 mac mini server, i7, 16gb and two internal disks. The only thing I miss is that the built
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by rndmio 8y ago
https://www.whatsapp.com/android/ Whatsapp distribute the apk directly from their site if you want it, and have done for years. My MiL uses it on a 2013 Nexus7 as she doesn't want a smartphone (even though they sa
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by rndmio 8y ago
That's garbage, a friend is a dairy farmer, the cows need milking when they need milking, they don't respect DST.
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by rndmio 8y ago
I think they missed a trick really, calling the ship Boaty McBoatface would have given the opportunity to keep people engaged with the work they're doing. Think of the children's animated series, books, duvet covers, so much marke
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by rndmio 8y ago
As the other commenter said the move from ADSL to "fibre" meant that rather than being copper from your house to the exchange it's now copper from your house to the cabinet on a street nearby (hopefully) and fibre from there
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by rndmio 9y ago
As someone from the UK I am not at all surprised, there is no upside to him doing so. There is nothing he can say that will help, the committee will absolutely rip into him as their primary audience is the press and people of the UK, they d
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by rndmio 9y ago
That was what I was trying to get across. This yearning and fetishization of "simpler" times and ways of doing things, as though there is something inherently noble and valuable about these practices, purely because they are histo
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by rndmio 9y ago
For a "Natural Light" studio I'm seeing a lot of lamps there... That aside I needed to keep reminding myself as I read the article that this is about photography as art, aping the style of old photographs. But those old photo
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by rndmio 9y ago
IBM owns 9.0.0.0/8
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by rndmio 9y ago
IMO from a photography point of view the first is the worst displaying very clear haloing around the subjects, one of the clear signs of "not good" HDR. I guess it depends what exactly you're optimising for but the results ar
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by rndmio 9y ago
Testing is not the answer to the problem of knowing if I refactored everywhere necessary. In a statically typed language I don't even have to worry about what do I do if my function is passed a var of the wrong type, it won't comp
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by rndmio 9y ago
I guess it depends what you're load balancing, you do get pool checks from ipvs and node_exporter has an ipvs collector if you're using prometheus (we are). As you say the amount of traffic it can handle in comparison in stunning
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by rndmio 9y ago
While the OP is about metrics when it comes to load balancing IPVS from the LVS project http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org/software/ipvs.html is often overlooked. If you're trying to balance a lot of connections&#x
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by rndmio 9y ago
I think they do. The original iPhone never got MMS support for alleged hardware reasons that were bunk. Siri was originally on the AppStore but once bought by Apple suddenly couldn't run on anything less than an iPhone 4S. There are pr
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by rndmio 9y ago
I disagree, this is not clean writing. This reads like someone who swallowed a thesaurus to pad out their word count, and didn't really understand half the words they decided to use. Not to mention three number of poorly constructed se
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by rndmio 9y ago
I'm guessing, but would imagine that the contract to build and install is priced up as above, but if they fail to get it all in in 100 days it's only the batteries themselves which are free, the rest of the job still needs to be p
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by rndmio 9y ago
Emoji are just more punctuation. In the same way that ! adds an emphasis a winking emoji says that the preceding text was a joke. Once you accept emoji as punctuation it helps make communication clearer.
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by rndmio 9y ago
And video will replace phones calls... This is as unlikely to be true as it ever was. Video requires an immediacy of response that text communications don't, which is why they are and will continue to be popular.
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by rndmio 9y ago
One thing it means is no zombies in the process table. When you're running something like squid in a container and you HUP it to reload the config (volume mounted) without something to reap the old process you're going to have zom
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by rndmio 9y ago
Hard drives (magnetic) don't record binary ones and zeros in literal analogue representations, and especially with PRML as used in high capacity drives it's easy to see why recovering anything from even a single pass 0 overwrite i
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by rndmio 9y ago
The response from google fails to really address the point from the EU Commission, that they used their monopoly position in search to drive business through their product price comparison service. The utility of the service and the "v

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