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by shermozle 4y ago
Great plan. Now you got rid of all the people with options and you've kept all the deadweight. Many companies do exactly this with voluntary redundancies!
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by shermozle 4y ago
> (I also couldn't disable "boosts" in my timeline, which is something I could do on Twitter.) How hard did you look? Maybe there's different Mastadon host UIs? This took me seconds to find. https://imgur.c
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by shermozle 4y ago
Congrats Hamish, Dave, Alex and team!
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by shermozle 4y ago
Dr Tamitha Skov has some good videos: https://www.spaceweatherwoman.com/ There's also a lot of material in ham radio circles on magazines, web sites and books about this stuff because it directly impacts radio propagat
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by shermozle 4y ago
You realise that this is a North American problem? The rest of the world has public toilets.
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by shermozle 4y ago
Not so benevolent now: https://pluralistic.net/2022/08/24/waivers-for-me-not-for-th...
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by shermozle 4y ago
It wasn't the look and feel that was impressive, it was what you could do with it. You could book train tickets, pay bills, do most interactions with government, order from catalog retailers. This at a time when most transactions in st
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by shermozle 4y ago
The intverter should be able to be configured with export limits. In a lot of jurisdictions that's mandatory anyway. Still better to over-specify so that in Winter you get the full amount while in Summer you just throw some away. Or ta
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by shermozle 5y ago
They are. Enforcement is on the way, just slow. Belgium just charged the IAB Europe group a big fine.
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by shermozle 5y ago
Australian who lived in London for six years here. About once a year in London I'd buy a mango, craving that amazing smell and taste. Always disappointing. Then one day my partner walked into the local Pakistani corner shop and stopped
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by shermozle 5y ago
Yeah this is really important. ASIO was politicised from its very beginning, spending enormous amounts of its history "investigating" the Labor Party, Australia's opposition party in the duopoly.
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by shermozle 5y ago
It's always someone who thinks there's nothing wrong with vanilla PHP.
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by shermozle 5y ago
Impressed by the headline then I read they amplified it to 350W. Less impressive.
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by shermozle 5y ago
3Blue1Brown has an amazing visual explanation which would go well with this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spUNpyF58BY
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by shermozle 5y ago
Great article!
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by shermozle 5y ago
See the earlier London Beer Flood near the corner of Oxford St and Tottenham Court Rd: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Beer_Flood
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by shermozle 5y ago
The trend is that anything that invokes National Security or Think of Dah Children gets bipartisan support and flies through without comment.
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by shermozle 5y ago
There's a whole lot less to run into at 40,000 feet.
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by shermozle 5y ago
I was curious if this McCarthy was related to THAT McCarthy, as an interested outsider. Nope. But I did discover that he holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing. How the fuck is Marketing part of the Science faculty?
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by shermozle 5y ago
Medium: for when your opinions are neither rare nor well done.
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by shermozle 5y ago
And still nobody has gone to prison from the Railtrack board. They told they government they'd be insolvent if they didn't get an injection of money, then issued a dividend to shareholders.
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by shermozle 5y ago
Chrome store says 10 million+ users (I expect it's vastly higher than that) 24,000 reviews. Firefox says 5 million users and 12,000 reviews. Ignore it at your peril. If you want to make sales, you need to test the ways your prospective
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by shermozle 5y ago
Another day, another analytics platform that writes data directly to a database. Cos your database is 100% available, never needs to go down for upgrades.
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by shermozle 5y ago
Linode are really good people. Super helpful, knowledgable support.
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by shermozle 5y ago
He's, uh, not a fan of the Dutch.
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by shermozle 5y ago
Sounds like a statement you could use to invoice for a whole lot of overtime payment.
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by shermozle 6y ago
Opening the link in a new tab doesn't work cos you're using a JS link. That's poor behaviour especially for this power user audience.
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by shermozle 6y ago
The thing it tells you: it's >$100,000. I imagine you get more than one for that, but they're not interested unless you're spending that minimum. Source: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2004/12/15&
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by shermozle 6y ago
Note that Microsoft Teams for Gamers doesn't work with Microsoft Teams for Enterprise (Linc) or Microsoft Teams for Home (Skype). Microsoft branding is such a clusterfuck.
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by shermozle 6y ago
Snowplow. 500 million events a month is nothing.

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