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rusk
6y ago
I don’t think Douglas Adams was talking about eurocrats.... everything in HHGTTG was far closer to home than that. Never once did Arthur blame the EU for the demolition of his house. Prosser was the name of the official overseeing it ... an
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rusk
6y ago
Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas.
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rusk
6y ago
Ha - losing my religion for you bud
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rusk
6y ago
Excuse me but you started off with “A is B” and I pointed out that well actually A is constituted of things that are actually some B but mostly C and a lot of D. Too which you respond “oh but I believe fervently that the part of A that is B
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rusk
6y ago
This is starry eyed nonsense.
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rusk
6y ago
Fitbit ate pebble
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rusk
6y ago
People are people and you can’t account for all of them- it only takes a small minority to make mess
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rusk
6y ago
Such a shame
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rusk
6y ago
I loved neuromancer warts and all. It would be a terribly dull serious story otherwise. Rastafarians growing weed in low gravity. Love it.
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rusk
6y ago
> The game has the intellectual depth of a Che-shirt It’s a GAME ...
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6y ago
Brave new world is a utopia - that it’s dystopian is something that is left to the reader to infer. Which is ultimately the point - if a modern human found themselves in such a world, could they be happy?
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rusk
6y ago
I’d love a modern day syndicate. I’d be afraid though, that they’d ruin it like they did Dungeon Keeper ... better of trying to pick it up on GoG or something ...
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rusk
6y ago
Don’t know why you’re flagged bro - this seems reasonable to me
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rusk
6y ago
Cameras are expensive. The low-end to mid-tier ones that we are used to in our devices are subsidised. Just like they cut the price of meat and bread to below cost to get you into the supermarket. So it’s not a linear price scale because it
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rusk
6y ago
See Brexit
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rusk
6y ago
Check out Baz Luhrman’s Romeo & Juliet with Leonardo do Caprio ... it’s all original language but in a modern setting, it’s really very good!
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rusk
6y ago
Sometimes you need the flaws to show the ideals in relief
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rusk
6y ago
Growth Hacking is a thing. Whether that counts as real growth or not I don’t know. But metrics can become suspect when they become a target. There are quite a number of people using Mastodon and it is quite nice but it does feel a bit echoe
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rusk
6y ago
That’s because they wrote it all in ruby, which don’t get me wrong is a fine language but did have scaling issues back in the day. As it happens this was a growth experience for ruby too. However limited their technology choice might have b
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rusk
6y ago
I’m not talking most people. I’m saying what little knowledge I have on this topic has saved me hundreds if not thousands on my home setup and I have complete control over it
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rusk
6y ago
What I’m finding is the components themselves are so cheap ... if you’ve a little knowledge you can rig up your own IOT setup that you actually have control over for pennies. Raspberry Pi is a great place to start.
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rusk
6y ago
My house came with a prehistoric Lightwave setup that lets me send commands to my lights over UDP. Glorious stuff.
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rusk
6y ago
I presume there’s some kind of connection pooling going on ... but yeah you’ve still got the needless verbosity of HTTP for a specialised high volume protocol ...
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6y ago
It would be a case to be heard in court no doubt. It could be argued that the footage is but one corroborating account of events in the dream theatre. All it would take would be to independently capture some off camera activity. Director ha
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rusk
6y ago
> I've now attached a wire to the bonnet latch, Such a happy ending! I’m so glad I read to the end :)
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rusk
6y ago
Ah lovely, as an alternative to systemd? Sweet!
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rusk
6y ago
This sounds quite exciting. I could use this right away, with all the software I’m used to, and get all the benefits.
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rusk
6y ago
So that’s just the kernel and it provides it’s own user land? Is that user land itself some a kind of app container host I could run Linux apps in for instance - but at arms length from each other? Am I getting this right?
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rusk
6y ago
Not in Ireland ;o)
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rusk
6y ago
> it'll be transformed through the producer and director's creative control and that, I suspect, would block y I don’t know about that. You’re using the directors production to establish the fact but once you have extruded tho
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