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by welly 7y ago
You'd have thought Facebook would have seized the opportunity to rename the company, being as Facebook is an awful name for anything.
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by welly 7y ago
You're quite right! Just looked again in Firefox.
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by welly 7y ago
In Chrome 78.0.3904.70 https://i.imgur.com/n0MoNfY.png In Firefox 69.0.2 https://i.imgur.com/UKw3SGf.png Much worse? She just looks a bit more sleepy!
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by welly 7y ago
This has happened to me, earlier this year. Luckily it was just for one night and the room was low cost anyway (£35 for central London!) so should have seen this coming. Oddly enough, there was someone living in the switcheroo apartment I e
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by welly 7y ago
Not sure how this relates to the story. Why did you post it?
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by welly 7y ago
> I hear as much Chinese as English. How is that anti-Chinese? (the only reference to the word Chinese or China in the article)
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by welly 7y ago
> May 22, 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz buys two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins (valued at around 30 USD at the time). 10,000 BTC = 63,317,800 GBP or 82,204,100 USD as of 2019-10-21 at 16:00 UTC A lot of pizza these days.
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by welly 7y ago
I assume that I have no right over my personal medical data as recorded by the NHS and can't deny the NHS the right to sell my personal data? Of course not.
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by welly 7y ago
I'm putting my bets on military drones.
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by welly 7y ago
Spend a short amount of time on a motorbike in the UK to see how incompetent and switched-off many, many drivers are. Especially in the cities.
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by welly 7y ago
You and me both! I've had some great recommendations!
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by welly 7y ago
His craft is surely in the stories as opposed to the visuals.
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by welly 7y ago
> South of the border you will never see anyone sniffing glue and I doubt there are many people in England who wake up in the morning with a burning desire to sit in the street sniffing glue This is quite an unsubstantiated claim. Never?
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by welly 7y ago
Nothing is too valuable for bacon.
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by welly 7y ago
I feel like most/many articles such as this are targeted at large enterprises/organisations. I've never been asked to install anything like MDM on my phone for any company I've worked for if needing to/wanting to vi
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by welly 7y ago
I'm not sure for overseas, but in the UK he is by far well known for his contribution towards cracking German transmissions and helping towards ending the war. The Turing Machine is something else he is known for (as an aside for his c
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by welly 7y ago
Genuinely curious as to why you chose to have 12 kids. I don't have any and have no plans to father any either (you've had my quota for me, thanks!) but I can vaguely see the appeal of one or two but 12? That sounds incredibly dif
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by welly 7y ago
I don't think the world is particularly short of people. We've got lots of people. Some might say "too many". I've chosen not to take up the hobby (as GP fairly described) but for every one of me, there are ten othe
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by welly 7y ago
I bet a future iPhone will. And you'll note the "most" in my comment.
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by welly 7y ago
Do you still hang onto that old VCR because DVD players won't play your tapes and it'd be a waste to throw that VCR away? At some point we have to upgrade if we want to stay current. This is the same with any technology, not just
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by welly 7y ago
You can get USB-C monitors, external hard drives, most modern phones connect via USB-C. What else do you need? Bluetooth fills in the gaps for things like external keyboards and mice and most modern printers can be connected to via wifi. I
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by welly 7y ago
> The dongles and USB-C are a mess. The 2-meters-at-most charging cables are a downgrade which will mean shorter battery life due to lesser plugging in. The lack of Magsafe is a downgrade, they removed a feature. The lack of any port var
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by welly 7y ago
Of course! I didn't even think about that. Sometimes you don't see what's right in front of you.
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by welly 7y ago
Can't imagine how they'd hold their cigarette with those great big feet of theirs. They don't even have opposable thumbs.
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by welly 7y ago
It's a forum.
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by welly 7y ago
Is it? How?
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Ransomware cyber-attacks are targeting large companies and demanding payments(bbc.co.uk)
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by welly 7y ago
I think that was something available to Slack in the past when it had it's IRC gateway. Sadly they closed that down. We all have our own ways of doing things and I personally prefer to have applications run independently so I like my S
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by welly 7y ago
Just to follow up, I work for a distributed company where everyone works remotely. It's an essential tool for us to communicate quickly and easily, when talking over skype/video chat is not necessarily suitable or necessary every
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by welly 7y ago
Haven't noticed any issue with responsiveness with the official Slack client but my boss was kind enough to set me up with a pretty beefy Macbook Pro with more RAM than I'd ever need to use.

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