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The decline and fall of Roman coinage (2019)
(tontinecoffeehouse.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
RIP. An end of an era for the UK.
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4y ago
The SOS and location tracking via satellite is a pretty neat feature. Free for the first 2 years - no details on pricing after that.
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4y ago
In the last year: renewables provided up to 60% of electricity generation, with an average of 30%. https://gridwatch.co.uk/renewables/percent
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4y ago
Samsung has the Galaxy SmartTag: https://www.samsung.com/uk/mobile-accessories/galaxy-smartta...
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4y ago
Reminds me of the Kryptos sculpture installed at CIA HQ - the last passage still hasn't been solved yet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kryptos
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4y ago
Linus is an investor in Framework [0]. Secondly, I think he was giving it a shot as he's probably the largest media personality in the enthusiast PC space, and figured that reaching out to his AMD contacts would yield some results. [0]
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4y ago
I'm interested in reading these stories, are there any particular links you can suggest?
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Maximator and other European SIGINT alliances
(electrospaces.net)
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4y ago
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4y ago
AMD is giving Intel a bit of breathing space at the lower end of the product stack, the 7600X price/perf isn't that great when you factor in the requirement for DDR5 + new AM5 socket.
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4y ago
Ignition! is a fantastic read. Not related to mercaptans (or bad smells), but this passage from the book has always made me chuckle: > [Chlorine trifluoride] is, of course, extremely toxic, but that’s the least of the problem. It is hype
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4y ago
> no supply guarantee since we left the EU (we are now "at the end of the pipe") If anything, the UK is at the head of the pipe with regards to European LNG imports: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles&
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Big Changes in Architectures, Transistors, Materials
(semiengineering.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
That makes sense - we should find if there are any limits to the existing system after spending is increased to match Western European nations (~11% of GDP [0]). (my gut instinct says that we have hit those limits: if the NHS was a good mod
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/2hy4E
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4y ago
We are never going to get a serious debate around reforming the NHS until people move on from only comparing the UK to the US. There are many other systems that work - people only need to look across to Europe.
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4y ago
That advice to seek treatment was drowned out by the "Stay Home, Protect the NHS, Save Lives" slogan that was repeated everywhere , along with use of death/infection numbers that were spun out of proportion by the media. It
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4y ago
> No country has been invaded by the US military, or any other military for that matter, after selling, or even attempting to sell, oil in non-USD. Not Russia, not Iran, not Venezuela, not Iraq, not Libya, none of them. Are you sure abou
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4y ago
Disney Streaming had 850 employees as of 2017 [0] (can't find any newer figures); LinkedIn is suggesting 1k-5k. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disney_Streaming
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4y ago
Glad to see other Let's Note fans out there! I'm a big fan of the SV Let's Note line - they are the last of the "no compromises" style of ultraportables. > 12.1" 16:10 1920x1200 display > 1.1 kg > Blu-
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4y ago
FWIW Miele refrigeration products are made by Liebherr and many are rebadged for Miele. You might be able to find an equivalent Liebherr product and save money by buying the Liebherr part instead.
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4y ago
> When did the Slashdot effect get renamed to Hug of Death? Probably around then time when reddit really started to take off, so I'd guess early 2010s.
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4y ago
I'm not a Windows developer, so this might be a stupid question: is simply a case of just building 7-Zip from source and enabling the Control Flow Guard flag in Visual Studio, or does it require more work?
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4y ago
The whole thing gives off a smell of cargo cult security. E.g. "7-Zip doesn't have anti exploit support". Dug in to the source for that claim - it's a forum post of someone running Windows XP in 2020 (!) with an ancient
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4y ago
> avoid insecure software like 7-Zip (which e.g. lacks Anti-Exploit and MOTW support) MOTW support has been introduced in v22.00 [1]: >- New option "Propagate Zone.Id stream" in Tools/Options/7-Zip menu. [1] https
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4y ago
From Powell's recent FOMC press conference: >So what are we going to be looking at? You know, we’ll be looking at the incoming data, as I mentioned, and that’ll start with economic activity. Are we seeing the slowdown that we — the
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4y ago
The Fed's inflation target is 2%.
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Core inflation is +5.9% YoY (lower than expectations) I expect the Fed to declare "mission accomplished" via a 50 bps hike in September if the Aug CPI print is lower.
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4y ago
Five Eyes only? Just need an Australian, Canadian and New Zealander to check.
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London Ringways
(roads.org.uk)
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4y ago
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