walshemj

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by walshemj 7y ago
I was being generous :-))))))) though maybe if some PFY had let the management interface exposed to the internet but that is a worse problem I feel.
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by walshemj 7y ago
Sorry that is bunkum, I see plenty of sites that cant even size and optimise images correctly - for example a mobile hero image that is 1200x800 FFS Last month I had two huge background images fixed and we saw every page go from slow to mod
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by walshemj 7y ago
Actually working in the same area (enterprise SEO for huge brands) a lot of page copy is written in shall we say a very poetic and abstract style. Instead of actually being written for the user - which is the point here, its almost like th
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by walshemj 7y ago
From my CCNA days I seem to recall that this protocol is a local one and would require a break into another host on the network. Though the diagram shows the core switch directly connected to the internet instead of having an external route
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by walshemj 7y ago
Um hand counting in primary elections - you think the Blackadder episode where they try to get Baldric elected to a rotten borough is a good idea.
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by walshemj 7y ago
And unless its a second job (or you don't have any savings) taking several months to get the right job is the best thing to do. Last time I took 5 months to get the right job and ended up with a job locally and not having to commute an
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by walshemj 7y ago
Well if most of the Jaffa consider the Gould Gods and the technology magic - you can see where the problem the Gould have. And of course SG never really explained why they weren't using Landies and Humvees
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by walshemj 7y ago
For anything that isn't super trivial and I mean super trivial < 10 lines - Perl is a better solution probably more standardised that Python.
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by walshemj 7y ago
That's unusual as the profession is known for having a lot of neurodiverse members.
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by walshemj 7y ago
Speed and for MP / cluster computing where there are fortran extensions.
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by walshemj 7y ago
Coaching students for Oxbridge in the UK is another example
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by walshemj 7y ago
Back when I was younger all the UK Dairies used electric milk floats for deliveries direct to the consumer.
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by walshemj 7y ago
That is one of the problems if you have to hold share for example Enron because you track the index you have to hold it all the way down. For a personal example from the UK one of my actively managed investment trusts sold out of banks bef
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by walshemj 7y ago
General Electric was famous for doing this is the problem is you cant keep doing it every year. Also people just game the system and only do what will get them a good review. I know some on at a big UK company who was bucking for a promoti
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by walshemj 7y ago
Ever though about the cost of producing milk or what happens to the unwanted male calves.
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by walshemj 7y ago
That's the point that a lot of HN readers don't see no Wall street or City firm is going to want to commit to paying more fixed pay over non contractual bonus.
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by walshemj 7y ago
Its Listed on the LSE with the code SONG
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by walshemj 7y ago
Vevo actualy
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by walshemj 7y ago
Not really its why TV shows have to be careful with the budget for licences - though this can work very well "sinner Man" as used in an episode of Person of interest.
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by walshemj 7y ago
Which the Beatles lost due to some super scummy tax dodge
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by walshemj 7y ago
Exactly back in the 50's 60's performers got ripped off left right and centre.
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by walshemj 7y ago
I invested in this interesting investment trust back in February last year when it was featured the investors chronical and late last year when they had an offer for subscription at 100. I look at it as an alternate bond like investment th
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by walshemj 7y ago
Well the original Lighting was the me 163 done right point defence fighter with 8 min of fuel at full gas
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by walshemj 7y ago
I went on a school trip to Cranfield university in the late 70's and they had the one remaining TSR2 stored in the Back of one of the Hangers looking sad with its wings off. The TSR2 was famous for walking away from a EE lightning on o
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by walshemj 7y ago
Yes American unions developed in different ways to the UK For example in Prospect (representing science technology and civil service managers and professionals up to around the GS15 level in us terms) I am on the penultimate rate and I pay
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by walshemj 7y ago
Because is the entrainment BiZ, there are super arcane rules about tv and film credits for example.
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by walshemj 7y ago
As does BECTU in the UK to encourage diversity - that's the equivalent of IATSE
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by walshemj 7y ago
Your repeating anti union propaganda here and M&P unions are not the same as American "trade" union's What they do do is make it harder to get rid of experienced people and replace them with cheaper ones.
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by walshemj 7y ago
Awesome internships wont be paying well and wont be at a FAANG hey will be places like tier one rnd, like NASSA JPL CERN etc. And in no tech careers probably because daddy or mommy put in a god word
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by walshemj 7y ago
Yes that's how it works in professional installations you want a lot of AP's that don't overlap and using 5Ghz makes this simpler than using 2.4Ghz 5Ghz Also has lot more non overlapping channels. Just use Powerline for you

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