123pie123

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by 123pie123 8mo ago
I see where you're going, but this happen now where I live. All prices are with in 2p of each other in a 2 mile radius. but travel around 5miles and it's typically 5-9p cheaper no way can this make it worse for me - hopefully peop
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
> this causes price convergence aka competition
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
It can be more complex than that, sure for one person your comment makes sense but if enough people use their time to go to the cheaper station further away, then they may force the closer garage to to reduce their price either that or the
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
in reality there should be a legal minimum leg room that's based on the distance of the flight the recline feature should be baked in to this as well
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
there's a few youtube channels that are nice to watch to get you more interested in electronics, my two favourite are: Bigclivedotcom (nice, basic fun) : https://www.youtube.com/@bigclivedotcom/videos Mend it Mark
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
thanks for clarifying, my excessive procrastinating definitely overlaps with this (as I call it in project) meaningless bollocks. and I intentionally let people go on and on, until things stabilize. Endless meetings going around and around,
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
yep, the same - I got shit marks, but I was very efficient at getting my shit marks
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
I hadn't realized there was a name for this! (i thought it's just procrastinating) This what I do 90+% of the time, I work with my ADHD and put off doing as much as I can until the last minute. Then do weeks worth of work in hours
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
I was trying to think of an analogy Kind of like wanting to learn how a car engine works and asking about fleet management in trucks/ lorries. BGP is one of things I've learnt then forget the next day (multiple times)
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
"Art of Electronics - Horowitz and Hill." very good recommendation, that book help me turn my studies in to reality electronic circuit emulators will help with the basics as well (eg https://www.falstad.com/circuit
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
I had missed the collaboration list, being tested on trains makes complete sense
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by 123pie123 8mo ago
Call me sceptical, but I suspect if this works very well it will be used in weapons. Which then leads me to think the whole thing is a smoke screen, not sure why
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by 123pie123 9mo ago
I moved away from SysAdmin around 2010 and I worked with a fair amount of other techies and it really was the wild west in the stuff various people did with: sizeable production systems, Firewall rules (or lack of) network connectivity&#x2F
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by 123pie123 9mo ago
why would an enterprise turn to IPv6? everything fit's nicely in the 10.0.0.0/8 range in my many decades of enterprise infrastructure, no-one has ever mentioned IP6 either. why would they, whats the business case?
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by 123pie123 9mo ago
Chances are you'll need to start using different protocols (eg rs-485) to communicate over the long distance to numerous controllers that output the data to the LEDs.
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by 123pie123 10mo ago
The reason why people get "pedantic" about this stuff, is due the ability in the future to get screwed over when the priority blob owner start to charge money or other pull other license crap
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by 123pie123 1y ago
I strive for my default state to be "content", with fleeting moments of happiness
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by 123pie123 1y ago
really? From my anecdotal evidence, is that it's fucking stupid and hated
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by 123pie123 1y ago
retrospectively, could you have made some good money for your support?
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by 123pie123 1y ago
Just checked and the cost for a (non aliexpress) seller ESP32-CAM dev board is around £5-£6 or less than £1 from aliexpress
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by 123pie123 1y ago
I get music ALL the time from morning to night every day, there is only one way to turn it off and get peace and that's to get somewhat drunk It can be the same song, but I can change it fairly easily I'm highly likely AuDHD
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by 123pie123 1y ago
it would be great if this could be modified to suit both colour blind and non colour blind people
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by 123pie123 1y ago
I do agree, it depends on the context, eg talking to my family vs this forum This site is not full of "normal people" and it shouldn't confuse people/ muddy the water if being dicussed here
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by 123pie123 1y ago
>Put more simply: the modern internet doesn’t work without encryption being pandantic that should read - the modern usage of the internet.. the internet does work ok without encryption, has it has done from a long time ago
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by 123pie123 1y ago
I've been doing this for years, but it's hard work trying to get information on how bad these devices could spy on you - before you buy them I just guess now and make sure the company has a good returns policy
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by 123pie123 1y ago
this happens in the UK (called garden leave) but in my experience you're typically sent home with full pay
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by 123pie123 1y ago
if you didn't debug, you'd have to wait a week and hope they'd print a correction
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by 123pie123 1y ago
getting a bench engineer job fixing PCs (286/ 386) made PCs in to a hobby. it's was always (90%) the capacitors, I'd fix PC's then play around with them - i still remember how badly incompatible conner and seagate HDDs
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by 123pie123 1y ago
It was sometime ago (2018), but my host cancelled with 3hours to go I will never use AirBnB again
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by 123pie123 1y ago
it is depressing, for issues see the condition Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) The light here looks really good, but the cheaper (less nicer) alternative is just a powerful (natural) LED light - search for SAD lights

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