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by c12 2mo ago
If you clicked through and viewed the artwork details page then it will be in the "recently viewed" collection at the bottom of the page.
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by c12 6mo ago
In a world full of Nintendos, be Atari.
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by c12 11mo ago
They are things that you know, that you don't know you know. For example, uncovering links between existing knowledge that uncovers something that then feels obvious. This happens occasionally where two previously thought seperate fiel
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by c12 1y ago
You make a great point. I would enjoy going back to the office if it involved a 15 minute bike ride.
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by c12 1y ago
Based upon the recruiters messaging me, if I gave up my remote job for one that required in-office attendance I would get an immediate 30% pay bump. That would however, demand an hour and half commute each way and that would impact my abili
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by c12 1y ago
I did exactly the same, thinking that maybe it was invisible unicode characters or something I didn't know about.
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by c12 1y ago
Not forced but the tooling has been made available to those who ask. Work have provided Microsoft Copilot through Teams and Github Copilot through my IDE of choice. I found the Microsoft Copilot to be reasonably good when given a complete c
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by c12 1y ago
Agreed, LEGO aren't like Nintendo.
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by c12 1y ago
I had similar many years ago in a custom paint shop. We had an expensive colorimeter that interfaced over serial with a program that ran in DOS. When the pysical computer gave out, I replaced it with a reasonably new one but instead of usin
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by c12 1y ago
I'm pretty sure it can be done via the IIN. Services like https://binlist.net/ provide a convenient solution to identify if it's a prepaid card.
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by c12 1y ago
Yes. When I started working in hospitals it wasn't the case. We had an onsite laundry facility and tailor. You would obtain your uniform from the tailors, tailor made to fit, they would also repair any damaged uniform. You would place
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by c12 1y ago
I guess a lot of people don't leave the door open so the machine can dry between loads. None of my washing machines have had issue with smell but I also run a 90 degree boil wash once a month to clean things out. It's almost as th
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by c12 2y ago
I have a similar spider story, for the past nine years a rather large spider (for the UK) had been living under the bookcase by my front door. I have left it alone, but do hoover up the graveyard of consumed insects every couple of months.
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by c12 3y ago
While there may be a 100% anilation with matter-antimatter reactions the resulting thrust is not perfectly efficient due to energy consumed as the rest mass of charged and uncharged pions, energy consumed as the kinetic energy of the unchar
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by c12 3y ago
[name redacted] did in the beginning have a paid tier that I was subscribed to but the author found it too much hassle to deal with and so removed it.
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by c12 3y ago
haha, many years ago when I worked in a large office the three meeting rooms where constantly busy so my team would grab a laptop and pop down the road to the pub for our meetings.
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by c12 3y ago
I should look into replacing my X230 with an X270, they look to now be the same price point I paid for mine second hand three years ago.
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by c12 3y ago
I bought a second hand X230 about three years ago and was so impressed I bought a second one for my Wife. Thinkpads from that era feel so well built and for a laptop thats a decade old at this point it still holds up as a daily driver now t
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by c12 3y ago
At a previous employer we used gitea along with jenkins.
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by c12 3y ago
Where I live it's very similar to electric and gas supply, where you have a common carrier that you get your supply over. There is one fibre cable into the building that goes out to some kind of interface accessed via a manhole ourside
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by c12 4y ago
That broadcast power is required to provide range. Radio waves obey the inverse-square law: for every doubling of the distance from source you get four times less power. This is also why wireless power transmission at a distance isn't
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by c12 4y ago
Yes, but that was due to Brexit. .eu domains may only be registered to a person or entity that exists within the EU. As soon as Brexit crystallised any British person or entity owning a .eu domain was unable to renew it unless they had an a
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by c12 4y ago
I have heard people say "vanity TLDs are bad" but never experienced it myself. I have email addresses at .co.uk, .digital and .social never had deliverability issues with sending or receiving. When I worked at a large (100m emails
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by c12 4y ago
I sometimes use svg's define symbol method `<defs>` ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Element/def... ), you combine all the icons you use into one document that you load wi
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by c12 4y ago
I wouldn't say stuck... The adoption rate in August 2021 was 35.26%, August this year is 39.71% thats a reasonable 12 month growth of 12.6%. Between August 2020(33.24%) and August 2021(35.26%) there was a 12 month growth of 6%. Adoptio
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by c12 4y ago
Ha, I found your website late last year and eventually started publishing lists of things I had found interesting in a per week, week in review: https://photogabble.co.uk/topic/week-in-review/ The "slow web&q
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by c12 4y ago
I removed Youtube from the TV so that my children only now have access to age appropriate material on BBC iPlayer, Disney plus and Netflix. There is some quality for children's material on Youtube, but it's by far in the minority
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by c12 5y ago
If I had to guess this is fall out from the rate increase Visa put in place after Brexit. Now that they are no longer restricted by pro-consumer caps they hiked the rates from 0.3% to 1.5% on credit card payments: https://www.ft.
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by c12 5y ago
Due to Brexit merchant fees in the UK are no longer capped. Visa for example, plan to increase the interchange fee on digital payments made between European customers and British businesses from 0.3% to 1.5%. Other providers will surely fol
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by c12 5y ago
Wasn't this what fast.com was created for?

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