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by tezza 10y ago
use Divvy ( Mac, Windows ) You get granular ad-hoc tiling that fits the need you have when you have it. http://mizage.com/divvy/
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by tezza 10y ago
* Bloomberg Chat * It is a well accepted reference. You will often see a screenshot of a bloomberg terminal as "proof" of something
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by tezza 10y ago
mozilla is pulling a nokia here. greasemonkey and add-ons are why people continue to use FF beyond the brief evaluation phase. now mozilla are clearly in the thrall of Abstraction Astronauts and know-nothing UX Design 'gurus'. jus
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by tezza 10y ago
Styling costs money. The Ferrari is styled by Pinnfarina. A mate at Ford said Pinnfarina are just too expensive for most cars. The Peugeot 306 Cabriolet was styled by Pinnfarina[1] and it showed. Awesome looking car [1] http://ww
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by tezza 10y ago
the text is very clear and easy to follow, however maybe a few concrete worked examples could help
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by tezza 10y ago
on the contrary, i think the passporting covers just the settlement of the securities. that implies middle office only. anyone can make an OTC trade anywhere in the world, but the EU regulations say you cannot exchange the actual shares bet
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by tezza 10y ago
Their workforce is 266,000 world wide[1] with 48,000 in London. So 218,000 already work outside London From the article, they are talking about 1000 staff. 2%. Lloyds of London said the same thing yesterday: 2% of their London staff would h
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by tezza 10y ago
That's a sub form of democracy called Majoritarianism. lots of decision making needs higher standards, often watered down later Conviction for Murder 12 unanimous peers - watered down to 11 of 12 in some places Constitutional changes -
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by tezza 10y ago
and if the earth speeds up or slows down we loose sync with far off time keepers who dont know yet ? mostly this is tektonic re-adjustments on a minor level or asteroid strike on a major level. of course you could say that an asteroid strik
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by tezza 10y ago
quick setup'n'go in 1999 was mostly a php/perl web provider. is AUTH_TOKEN really too much different for having to set up a mysql db in '99 and putting in DB_HOST, DB_PORT, DB_USER and DB_PASS ? thats what a lot if the L
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by tezza 10y ago
Yup I've witnessed the same migraion... food stalls like The Poutinerie are facebook / twitter only. I would've expected a website 5 years ago, but they seem fine. Google "The Poutinerie" and their 'website&#x2
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by tezza 10y ago
Next he'll be saying the Zombies / Infected arent right in Walking Dead / 28 days. This is a work of fiction, no ?
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by tezza 10y ago
So do the existing hardware watches become collectors items or second draw fillers ?
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by tezza 10y ago
The head guy with God Mode needed a much thicker skin. Running around like a headless chicken is the opposite of what was required. Future people with God Mode should avoid repeating the same mistakes. But that depends on what the God mode
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by tezza 10y ago
Im not an american, but I would predict a lot of turmoil caused by the challenge
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by tezza 10y ago
A challenge to the results could discover Hillary Clinton lost the total popular vote as well, or see Trump's margin increase.
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by tezza 10y ago
What makes you assume the root cause was the software ? Perhaps the hardware altimeter was sending errors or the gyroscope was out ? The comet lander Philae bounced and was lost because the hardware harpoons failed to secure it.
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by tezza 10y ago
Whilst the Allies were very active participants, WW2 was in the end won by overwhelming Russian force. The Allies like to fancy themselves as the saviors, but without Russia fighting back the war would have gone the other way.
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by tezza 10y ago
When I entered Financial Services in London I was recommended this book as the bible: "How to Read the Financial Pages" This book really breaks down the finance industry from a component and historical point of view. Stocks, divid
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by tezza 10y ago
I can't quite work out what your comment is saying. Are you critising the man in the article ( John Ioannidis ) for egotism because he somehow is disparaging of Further ( Meta ) analysis of his results ? Or are you saying that Ioannidi
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by tezza 10y ago
Check out the ReSpeaker Kickstarter project The project is clearly run by some brilliant ESL techies, who have a truly funky product: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/seeed/respeaker-an-open... I was well chuf
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by tezza 10y ago
They'll have much better accuracy than you think. You're connected to one at a time but frequently checking for more appropriate towers in case of signal outages. Using this they could triangulate you quite precisely.
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by tezza 10y ago
Won't they have your phone mast history as a good second go ?
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by tezza 10y ago
But then you still have the following hack offenders: * DOM, * HTML Layout, * CSS, * A small variety of crappy events ( onDomLoaded ), * a fairly rubbish heavyweight communication layer ( AJAX ) * Keyboard bindings that never work cross app
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by tezza 10y ago
"Cry into this jar and write your name on it." "I've printed a copy of my bill with the test lab fees in case you have trouble getting welled up"
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by tezza 10y ago
Thanks for sharing your setup. It's been a pleasure to discuss the issue with you. You've inspired me to check out AppleScript a bit more in detail. On Windows, Autohotkey is my goto for automation
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by tezza 10y ago
Microsoft has good built in automation capabilities. Almost any UI element can be accessed via winapi ( SetWindowsHookEx https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms644990(VS.85).asp... etc ) This is much better fo
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by tezza 10y ago
Assistive tech is still really in the niche of cottage industry. Here you are relying on the individual competencies of well intentioned specialists. I remember a poingant article by Melanie Reid of The Times (UK) who broke her back horse r
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by tezza 10y ago
Microsoft also deserves applause in the accessibility stakes. My cousin's child is quadriplegic with cerebral palsy and a lot of his eye controlled tech runs on Windows
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by tezza 10y ago
They will pay pensioners to live there 'on paper' to meet your homestead requirement. The whole tax penalty is thwarted that way

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