stormdennis

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by stormdennis 4y ago
Good points!
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by stormdennis 4y ago
I haven't seen it (I think). Looking at its entry on Rotten Tomatoes, it appears to be one of those films where the newer reviews tend to be more positive. Why would there be newish reviews anyway unless it's a film that's st
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by stormdennis 4y ago
The focus today is also on insulation ie preventing heat loss. That means making houses less draughty. But draughty houses are also healthy houses. More fresh air and less mould. I think it would be better if people accepted that in Winter
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by stormdennis 4y ago
So, firstly he tells us near the start that the music we're listening to the oldest known musical piece and then at the end he tells us that we don't really know what it sounded like?
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Plenty of stuff you pay for has ads. Newspapers, Cable tv even Netflix are talking about getting them. The corporate imperative to serve the shareholder trumps all others.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Correct and hard on your back! I do get a kick out of it though. Makes me feel like a real man in a way my sedentary day job does not.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Before I even clicked on the link I knew it would be Essential Craftsman! I love his videos as much for his universally applicable life wisdom as much as for the specifics of what he's covering.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Training video in its use https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it91mJyo6ao
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by stormdennis 4y ago
We planted our own trees 15 years ago and now, we cut, split and dry our own firewood, it's a lot of work, though it is an extra pleasure to sit in front of such a fire I can see why people stopped doing it.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Phones should be excluded from restaurants being almost all positive for ecoli. Where that lurks worm eggs could too.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Sounds like lots of women wanted him and he wanted lots of them. But they didn't want to share. Mean.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Isn't that a bit different? As I understand it, he's talking about just copying the sql db file while you're talking about running a cluster wide backup tool to create a separate set of files, that you can then copy elsewhere
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by stormdennis 4y ago
I don't know, next time i'm in my parent's last house I will see if the book made it there.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
I'm not saying it doesn't exist. I know it does, it's more that it is maybe not as serious a public health issue than the coverage of it would suggest.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
I was pretty nervous about Lyme Disease a couple of years ago after there was a lot of publicity about it. Now I feel like it's all a bit overblown. I come from a family that's worked in dairy farming for generations on both sides
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by stormdennis 4y ago
i had an old encloypaedia when I was a kid. It had been published in the 1960s. In it under the computer section it had a colour photo of a processor or something and it was this incredibly dense criss-cross pattern of what looked like wiri
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Absolutely. Germany, by contrast, has several cities that you regard as of on a par.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
30 days before your subscription expires, teamviewer send you a friendly email to remind you to that your subscription expires in 30 days and to be sure to renew before then in order to not lose service. What that email does not tell you is
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by stormdennis 4y ago
I think that Ireland was largely deforested in prehistory by early settlers. Short cycle rotation cropping of Sitka spruce is about all that's been done about it in independent Ireland.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
It's 0 based by default, afaik, but you have the choice to make the lowest index whatever you want.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
How long since you've used Xojo?
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by stormdennis 4y ago
There is a free community edition, no?
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by stormdennis 4y ago
You don't actually have to type out End Sub, the IDE does that for you. You just type in the new procedure's name and the ide gives you the skeleton with the cursor inside.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
"You cannot always be right. You should try being wrong sometime, because you might learn something." -Johnny Depp
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Not good!
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by stormdennis 4y ago
I don't know about now but at one time Firebird made this question moot. It never received the love it deserved in my view.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Will the UK governemnt be also encouraging kids to use vpns, for their own protection, but remember to only use ones with UK ips, lest you seem something adult.
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by stormdennis 4y ago
I only read part of it. I'll read that part now thanks
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by stormdennis 4y ago
Maybe someone should do a review of Trustpilot on Trustpilot? There's a company I used to be customer of, with a free tier but who act in an underhand manner to their paying customers and for quite a while they've been getting bad
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by stormdennis 4y ago
'just in case there is data corruption' In my experience that was guaranteed if any of the clients connected other than by ethernet. I've not done it but I understand that it's not difficult to have an Access front end f

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