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by swarnie 2y ago
No its still going on as "The most BBC show ever made by the BBC"
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by swarnie 2y ago
I wonder if you can make malware think your language and keyboard layout is Russian without having to endure the setup, that's been known to deter some nasty stuff.
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by swarnie 2y ago
RARGB was taken down by Covid and the war at least https://i.redd.it/xlbbsv23v63b1.png
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by swarnie 2y ago
> Oil companies are probably cheating German consumers with non-existent plants. Also because Germany had no control? The Environment Committee takes a position. I'd need a native member of the defrauded to weigh in and confirm the
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by swarnie 2y ago
Raspberry Pi Holdings PLC (RPI.L) LSE Trading since yesterday.
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by swarnie 2y ago
Shouldn't people be able to run whatever software they like on a device they've purchased? Anything less isn't full ownership.
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by swarnie 2y ago
We did, starting about four decades ago. Shopping is now concentrated on retail estates and the "high streets" are almost always pedestrianised making it harder to injury the various drunks, junkies and homeless which now (ironica
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by swarnie 2y ago
Seems like a bit of an overlap, the NSA are already running voicemail and message archiving services, they seem best placed to batch out in to hardware.
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by swarnie 2y ago
28 being next door to 47 at the end of a cul-de-sac can really mess with people. Also on older estates where spare green spaces have been used up by additional houses so you end up with 21,23,25,25A, 25B. The UK can be weird....
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by swarnie 2y ago
Only if you want a factual answer that can be depended on. If you just want a text bot that makes statements one word at a time we can stop throwing 100bs at this sector and some marketing departments need to come in this weekend and redo a
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by swarnie 2y ago
Nvidia make a product they can't build and get out the door fast enough. I think apple still make a yearly phone although i can't tell the difference between the 8, 12, 14 or 16 (?) My money is on the datacentre boys.
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by swarnie 2y ago
This one officer.
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by swarnie 2y ago
I'm sorry but i strongly disagree. If you're taking money from the public and spending it you should be legally bound to use it in the most efficient and effective way possible.
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by swarnie 2y ago
Nothing in OPs post said anything about accosting people or using faulty software to drive that interaction. Simply going out looking for people of interest in east London is perfectly fine, we call it "police work" and have done
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by swarnie 2y ago
That seems perfectly reasonable?
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by swarnie 2y ago
Why is France still doing imperialism?
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by swarnie 2y ago
> Two decades later and the coalition just announced that 18 different ISPs now compete for Utah resident attention over a network that now covers 21 different Utah cities. In many instances, ISPs on the network are offering symmetrical
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by swarnie 2y ago
Who is spinning up home test environments looking for decades of support? My VMs are doing pretty well if they last the quarter.
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by swarnie 2y ago
Because we have a national minimum wage which works out to over 2k once converted in to USD. Even at the minimum legal level and without a raft of government hands outs which a person could expect its maybe 6-7 weeks salary. If we take the
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by swarnie 2y ago
What's the old saying? "We used to drive on the left, we now drive on what's left"
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by swarnie 2y ago
By that justification you can skip the French/German stick with English and study at better universities in the UK. Its not free but $25k a year for four years sure beats that 300-400k estimate.
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by swarnie 2y ago
It was but i also don't see the civilian arm of the USAF ever going broke. Loading up.
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by swarnie 2y ago
All in on Boeing. Any company willing to murder two people to maintain the share price is an excellent investment in my books.
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by swarnie 2y ago
Pivot to paid search engines where you are the customer not the product. Thanks @Kagi - I attribute three solutions last week directly to you.
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by swarnie 2y ago
Why? Is one system provably better than all others and therefore must dominate? I personally find the idea of an Oligarchical Republic to be a bit batty nuggets... Do i get to trade? Am i up against the wall in your world?
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by swarnie 3y ago
You could sort your yogurt pots in to separate boxes from now until the end of days... It still wont offset the carbon cost of one jet taken to an eco-awareness conference. We as a species aren't going to solve the macro issue unfortun
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by swarnie 3y ago
Not a fan but i can see a potential link between high demand and a service running in to stability issues yes.
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by swarnie 3y ago
I like to believe in a world where these guys recognised the alternative use for early mobile phone non-audible alerting and pivoted their business in a more Rampant direction, hence the dead store.
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by swarnie 3y ago
If a similar announcement came from my government i'd just assume one of their mates had set up an open source consultancy business and it'd all be abandoned once enough money had been siphoned off.
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by swarnie 3y ago
You paid for it, why not?

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