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by CommanderData 4y ago
The work ethnic thing is a real shame because I've seen this reflected through the consultancies I deal with. It is just unbothered with a lack of pride from an engineering and effort stand point. Important not to generalise as there a
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I made this comment before on a different thread, it was removed off of YouTube the week of release by request of the Indian Government. A global platform censored for you and I because a completely foreign entity doesn't like it.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Absolutely agree with you. Though many here will argue that children should have access to pornography.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I'm unsure but the original links are still available online on Twitter that go to YouTube error pages and the request from the Indian govnement is public too. The original rush to remove the content was fueled by alot of publicity aro
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by CommanderData 4y ago
BBC iPlayer is restricted to UK residents only.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
The documentary produced by the BBC "The Modi Question", was uploaded onto YouTube several times the week of release but taken down by request of the Indian Government. I was astonished a foreign entity can stop the world watching
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Children do stupid things. Gate keeping them from touching a flame or walking off a balcony or any other experience they have no concept of is what parents do. It is to indoctrinate until children learns their own way and that generally hap
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Beverages which taste exactly the same but has no harmful alcohol or toxic side effects, would people still want the toxic version?
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Do you think he would have lived longer without Alcohol?
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by CommanderData 4y ago
There's a huge industry and lobby at odds. I drink less and less but I can't ignore its always in my face. YouTubers big and small with a massive child demographic were promoting alcohol or their own brands not long ago. [1] http
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by CommanderData 4y ago
We've had very segmented access for all of our Ops people. It took a while to get used to and made alot of sense at the time. Any privileged access is done through our jump boxes. However there are times where we need full access to pr
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Also contains the highest amount of Vitamin K2, good for bone health.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Legislation that eventually is passed into law. The recent laws on protests are a good example. They were so ridiculous no one thought it'd happen. But here we are.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I can see alot of emotion filled posts on here and LinkedIn about layoffs. It sucks but us employees service our employers. They will fire and hire as they choose, emotions mean nothing in a business decision like this. If you're hurt
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I wonder at which ratio wastewater testing needs to be an effective surveillance method. Surely a small sample tested even 4-5 times a day is not a good way of trying to detect infectious disease..
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by CommanderData 4y ago
To think Bing was not even a viable competitor to Google some years ago and yet they've come to market with something Google should have done years ago, considering their expertise in this area. I'm sure Google is watching careful
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Probably the lack of freedom to innovate or middle management suppressing free thought stopping cool stuff being made in a devs/eng spare downtime. I've seen so many cool ideas thrown around by devs that could actually go onto be
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Maybe, but the calibration aspect to this device makes it a bit impractical. The thing needs to be powered on and taken outside every so often for calibration, who does this for residential use I'm not sure but for most with busy lives
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I'm wanting a Co2 monitor that works without cloud and looked at some of the sensors available. Does the sensor in your project need to be taken outside to calibrate? I stopped when I realised many sensors (like scd30/40) need thi
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Thanks. I'll look at Yandex!
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I find myself reaching for Chatgpt often when I realised I'd save time getting my answer generated for me instead of reading 4-5 sites to try and find what I wanted. It's a very different experience.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Over the last few weeks searching for images I found Bing to be alot better and remind of the old days of Google. I found more value in its results than Google. And I don't even like Microsoft.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Is there a way to mirror parts of sci hub?
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by CommanderData 4y ago
The uploads may have been in breach of copyright and removed by the BBC. But more concerning are the YouTube uploads (removal requests are available publicly by the Indian state). A foreign state now has the power to remove content from Yo
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by CommanderData 4y ago
There's also the Bone-Brain-Gut connection and Bone Gut connection. Bones are complex structures made of various proteins and studies have shown some microbiome as harmful to Bones or lack of diversity. There was an experiment in mice
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by CommanderData 4y ago
I learned if you're a long term user there's a protocol to follow to wean youself off it or there may be some short term side effects.
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by CommanderData 4y ago
If it's as privacy intrusive as the rest of its products I won't use it neither promote it. Its the main reason most non tech savys avoided buying Google home. But the product teams are tone deaf. Bring on a privacy first system&
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by CommanderData 4y ago
Things are set to get worse. Striking is effectively being banned by disguising 'minimal service' and employment laws are to be torn apart diverging from EU employment rights. We all heard it was going to happen, but most people d
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by CommanderData 4y ago
The article said JPMorgan. No politician is stepping in anytime soon. They are all complicit. At least in the UK, our politicians have a rich relationships with companies like these (ex - exployees, advisors, donors) and no one bat's e

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