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by swarnie_ 6y ago
> What I'm interested in is to see who actually bought into this scam? /r/wallstreetbets - As usual some big winners and big losers on both sides on the way up and the way down. Its not quite "Pin the suicide hotline
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
"Defence" manufacturing.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Some would argue the opposite, our inf. being up probably contributes to more deaths then when its down.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Are we going to pretend that all our systems, software and service are 100% up to date and there are no known issues? 8 months isn't uncommon for a lot of companies I've consulted for. In fact i've patched things with year wi
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
I have no idea what a library is but i found this on Amazon for 9 British Roubles.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Do you have any recommend resources around fasting? or a preferred routine? I'm very interested in reading more.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
> "I'm going to code myself a minivan" Could you explain this term? I thought i was a native English speaker but this has lost me.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Could be a nice one for UK regulators to hold over the world, need some ammo for those various trade negotiations that are on going/up coming. The US have exercised the same form of economic warfare (and when that fails actual warfare)
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Welcome to London baby. Draw whatever line you like just be prepared to sleep in the park.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
I'm in the UK, usually things turn off and on automatically based on the time of year and some temperature readings. Pretty awful at times and it leads to tenants not caring about other aspects. For instance my 1400w pc/server hyb
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Imagine paying money to install an always on mic/camera in your own home. These people both scare and confuse me.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
What features dose it have? I'm used to rented properties where you get no control over things like the thermostat (which are all Hive managed) but that's roughly where i draw the line.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
If we can't enforce basic things like the Geneva convention or the Human rights Convention i don't think the Outer Space treaty stands a chance to be honest....
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Finish selling it to China and start again? I think a lot of the flaws I've listed are pretty fundamental to how the platform works, it was broken from the whiteboard stage.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
"The people who used to go no longer turn up because the quality has dropped so far" Take a look at /r/investing, its the same 4-5 companies and the same boring daily questions.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
The app is probably the only reason Reddit has any commercial value. The website version is almost unusable without old.reddit.com and a reformatting/feature adding plug-in called RES. I have to assume there is a huge crossover between
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Does anyone find this whole situation very anti-consumer? Two billion dollar tech companies have started a slap fight, both have claimed its for the benefit of their customers/users but in reality its about their own personal bottom li
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Can we get a recap of the Corona figures broken down by country just for a laugh? I get the impression some countries aren't taking this as seriously as others.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Maybe some enterprising young chap could bring mainstream fashion to the Xl - 6XL size ranges? That way the US could get involved.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
I don't see it making a difference. If someone is willing to give away their DNA in the first place i doubt they care who to. Outside of this community how many people submitting their DNA to Ancestry looked up their privacy, data sell
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
I see reddit so i assume this is the sysadmin subreddit? They're famous for not being a cheery bunch. Because reddit's demographic does swing younger the sub used to be filled with endless posts about being socially incompetent or
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
The click and collect to a local Sainsburys was a great adaptation. No more driving in to town, parking, fighting though crowds only to find the item isn't in stock. Now you just select the item you want and their "availability&qu
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
I've used Argos 5-6 times during lockdown and had no idea an app existed, i'm still using the website like its 2009.... They kept that one a secret.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
I doubt there were many houses in the 90s and early 2000s that didn't have an Argos catalogue in them. On a similar note my local yellow pages was delivered this week (I know, i'm shocked it still exists too). Its gone from someth
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
This is because the Russian interference report was published about an hour ago, its a relevant conversation today. If you can find evidence of the UK messing about with Russian or Chinese elections (if you can call them elections) We can g
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Sounds like "committing suicide" in a US super max with extra steps. Golden rule is you don't steal money from rich people, only poors.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
600k is rounding error right?
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
Have you seen how small the UK is vs. our population density? I highly doubt you could find a site big enough and at the correct elevation to make a noticeable difference. We're the size of Michigan with 67 million people.
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
I will accept $70 under a few conditions: 1) You can't pack a full price game with hundreds of dollars of micro transactions and DLC. 2) Stop with the gambling box nonsense. 3) Stop hacking out uninspired, yearly squeals over and over
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by swarnie_ 6y ago
It seems fair, i grew up near a US air force base and the standard of driving was.... questionable. On the bright side if you do murder someone by driving on the wrong side of the road you can just catch a plane home and hide there, cant yo

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