switch007

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by switch007 2y ago
Exactly. Once you give your data, you no longer have any control over it, forever.
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by switch007 2y ago
Temporarily embarrassed millionaires shouldn't lower themselves!
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by switch007 2y ago
That's hilariously insulting lol. We will understand your parents aren't responsible for Trump Plus, it's not like we saw Americans as god's gift to the world prior
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by switch007 2y ago
C# in Visual Studio is ugly with Windows font rendering, to me I find the title case ugly, not a fan of semicolons, nor the new keyword. Guess I'm too used to Kotlin and Linux/Mac fonts
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by switch007 2y ago
Every facet of Microsoft seems to lack style. Every official/affiliated blog is ugly and inconsistent. C# looks ugly to me. Windows is fugly. Their fonts are horrid. It's to be expected
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by switch007 2y ago
I wasn't sure and hedged on a 4 zone. A 2 zone is $220. I think in size that's roughly comparable? And in my experience people who mostly take the tube rarely make use of buses. They'll walk or take the tube
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by switch007 2y ago
A 4 zone monthly ticket in London is like $300 for comparison. 6 zones is $360!
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by switch007 2y ago
Doh! Of course "Evri delivery is a nightmare"
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by switch007 2y ago
Hermès dear, totally different! Most people pronounce the courier like Her-mies which reminds you of herpes which is apt.
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by switch007 2y ago
Weird? That's WILD that it's not even the courier's responsibility. Like the law just pretends the courier is the customer's agent or something (isn't it the seller with the contract with the courier?)
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by switch007 2y ago
> Consequently, you only ever really see this kind of blase delivery from Amazon Sweet innocent child, so lucky never to have suffered (edit: the low cost UK courier) Hermes. Their definition of delivered to you regularly includes left i
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by switch007 2y ago
But first you need corepack because globally installing yarn is BAD Corepack is marked experimental but trust us bro oh if you don't have corepack just install it globally (this is fine) If you do have it, you have to opt into the expe
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by switch007 2y ago
> because developers have been allowed to pick what they want. That's a technical leadership failure first and foremost
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by switch007 2y ago
IANAL but that is 100% straight up fraud. It's the most common accusation I believe regarding delay repay (and the train companies allege it is indeed fraud) Do not mess with the railways and their revenue in England.
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by switch007 2y ago
I didn't claim it was fraudulent, as IANAL (but I probably agree that it isn't). I should have put "fraud" in quotes as they are not too strict when claiming that. "fraud"/"abuse"/"irre
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by switch007 2y ago
I'd heavily caution people against this. The railway operators are both litigious and invested in fraud detection technology. And they love going on fishing exercises Consistent 100% delay repay will absolutely get flagged
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by switch007 2y ago
4 miles? Luxury. I used to dream of walking just 4 miles to school. I had to walk SIXTEEN miles in the wet, cold snow AND pay teacher for permission to come to school! (edit: It's the Four Yorkshireman sketch. A joke, people...)
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by switch007 2y ago
Dublin's GDP is a greater % of Ireland's GDP than London is of the UK's. Ireland has a "regional development" problem too
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by switch007 2y ago
I met plenty when I lived there and plenty in the UK too. Even while trying to acknowledge the sins of our past and sympathise with them (in all honesty), they still treated me like crap for who I am and where I'm from. That's jus
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by switch007 2y ago
Lol exactly
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by switch007 2y ago
I've had very similar experiences. How quickly and easily people are willing to give up first class sources is quite frightening
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by switch007 2y ago
It's funny how we have to bend so much to this technology. That's not how it was sold to me. It was going to analyse all your data and just figure it out. Basically magic but better If a project already has a docs directory, ADRs,
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by switch007 2y ago
Passing tests lol. Not my experience at all with Java
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by switch007 2y ago
For the curious, somewhat disappointingly, it is pronounced PEN-nus-stun (all closed short vowels)
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by switch007 2y ago
The airs are fractionally scaled I believe. It just looks "off" to my eye. The pros are integer scaled and look perfect
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by switch007 2y ago
Good question. Mostly self preservation I guess. It's not unheard of for a party to get wiped out. I feel the Queen made moves behind the scenes to keep the government in check too. As much as she could. Not sure about Charles I'm
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by switch007 2y ago
I was speaking to the wider audience here Our supreme court is different to the US supreme court for example
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by switch007 2y ago
Once you bump the RAM and disk, it's not too much of a leap to a Pro. 13" M4 Air, 24GB, 512GB - £1,399 14" M4 Pro MBP, 24GB, 512GB - £1,779 at Costco. For that you get amazing speakers, way better screen (with correct scaling
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by switch007 2y ago
Fun facts about the UK supreme court: - It was created by an Act of Parliament - It is a government department - It can not overturn primary legislation - Parliament could dissolve the court if it so wished
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by switch007 2y ago
My E46 in that purple blue will forever be my favourite car. The purr of the straight 6 was lovely Just a shame they built the cooling system with such poor plastic parts that were prone to failure.

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