sdnas211

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by sdnas211 3y ago
Have you given Sidebery a try? Also for firefox.
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by sdnas211 4y ago
> It means you are always facing a fair challenge. You'd think that, but no. From my experience in overwatch, the system tends to favor win and loss streaks instead. You'll get 4-5 wins in a row, where the enemy team had no cha
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by sdnas211 4y ago
Outlook is very slow for me, but I only use it on my work laptop. Thunderbird is almost as slow, and that's on my own desktop. Even something simple like mousing over emails in the list is slow - there is a noticable delay between the
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by sdnas211 4y ago
* blocking other programs using desktop integration for file dialogs: latency of several minutes, sometimes dialogs never appear. That's a Chrome/Chromium thing. Often, if I try to open the Nvidia control panel, it will not appear
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by sdnas211 4y ago
That is showing the raw numbers - they aren't adjusted for vaccinated/unvaccinated population sizes. ~53 million people have had at least one shot, and there are around 6 million children under 10 (so not counted in the figures yo
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by sdnas211 4y ago
It isn't simple because Mastercard literally runs the interbank payment network for the UK.
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by sdnas211 4y ago
> That is a silly situation I agree. But it's a situation that perpetuates in part because too many contractors tolerate it. A sizeable proportion of contractors I used to work with simply removed themselves from the market when the
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by sdnas211 4y ago
Being inside IR35 I now take home less pay, have less flexibility, and I pay less tax (because rates have gone down across the board without the upward pressure that existed in the old system). Who wins? Only my employer.
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by sdnas211 4y ago
Electricity demands can't be met without gas power plants. As there is sufficient demand (able to absorb the price at the moment, however high it may be), electricity prices converge on gas prices + generation costs (and some profits,
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by sdnas211 4y ago
> run into a bug in a provider that really ruins your day Most of these problems I encounter aren't even down to hashi themselves. The GCP provider consumes from google's magic modules repo, which is often out of sync with the
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by sdnas211 5y ago
I got stock options from a startup I was working for. 3 months later the company was bought out, and all our options were worthless. The icing on the cake was the founders holding a party to celebrate how rich they became from selling out.
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by sdnas211 5y ago
My local pizza place (not a chain) does this. But manually. If you call they will ask if you want the usual. Then that is it. No confirmation of address, price, anything. I can literally call and say "I want a pizza" and unless I
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by sdnas211 10y ago
>I'd say £32k is beyond taking the piss for someone with a CS undergraduate degree and having to live in Cambridge (you couldn't buy a house there on that) but if they're getting the people they want then it must be right