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mojo74
1mo ago
I would argue it's your civic duty :)
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4mo ago
This is the first year I have cancelled all my subs. Used to be a TPB regular around the time it took off. Years later I tried to go legit and have had subs with all the major streamers (netflix, disney, amazon etc) But the way you get sque
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mojo74
4mo ago
"The tortoise lays on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, beating its legs trying to turn itself over, but it can't. Not without your help. But you're not helping."
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mojo74
10mo ago
https://jsspeccy.zxdemo.org/ File Find games… Jetpac Enjoy
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10mo ago
poke ""
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mojo74
1y ago
I liked it. It was strangely hypnotic viewing. Travis Himmel looked like he was stoned in it (his acting style?) and the plain weirdness of it reminded me of old Heavy Metal comics of the seventies. The nearest I have had to that was readin
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mojo74
1y ago
The Perverse incentive: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perverse_incentive
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mojo74
1y ago
You might change your mind if you read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children_of_Time_(novel) or you might not.
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1y ago
Shout out to Milton Keynes Museum for their archive of handsets old and new as well as interactive examples of telephone exchanges: https://miltonkeynesmuseum.org.uk/collections/view-our-colle...
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1y ago
Let's have a chuckle… https://thedailywtf.com/articles/website-hacker
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mojo74
1y ago
Now even Hacker News isn't a safe space for us Spurs fans :(
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1y ago
Used to happen to me when I played a lot of tetris on the gameboy back in the day. When reading any books afterwards I would see the tetronimoes slotting in the spaces between the lines of sentences and words. Goldeneye (N64) had me eyeing
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mojo74
2y ago
Great answer. However if this was 2014 I would have had the pleasure of proving you wrong: http://yourwildlife.org/2014/01/ants-take-over-space-station...
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mojo74
2y ago
"Never let the truth get in the way of a good story." So say X, FB and the company they keep.
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2y ago
I don't know where you're based but I would offer the BBC TV - take your pick of classic shows. Radio - 6 music for me. Education - provides resources for all school key stages in line with the UK curriculum. Sports - a bit sporad
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2y ago
A generation that cannot endure boredom will be a generation of little people… unduly divorced from the slow processes of nature, in whom every vital impulse withers, as though they were cut flowers in a vase. —Bertrand Russell
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mojo74
2y ago
I can't believe this comment didn't get the attention it deserves.
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2y ago
Looking on Google Maps there don't appear to be any planes at all in the satellite view of Heathrow. How can this be? Nothing at the gates. Nothing on the runway. No big planes or small planes. Not even the planes that just sit there d
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2y ago
I agree. Having worked on the shop floor I don't like my time being wasted and I'm careful to add detail for my colleagues so that they are engaged from the outset with my query. All I ask is 'give me half an hour' or so
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2y ago
I'm all about the compromise. I don't mind waiting for an answer but I'm often hassled for a response in my role and then I need an update from another member of the team. If that response is not forthcoming guess who gets th
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2y ago
Having worked 30+ years in various office environments (some good, some bad) I believe that hybrid is the sensible option for everyone. And that should be optional as well. I had a great job working for a company that was one day a fortnigh
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2y ago
The comms thing is a bit of a bug bear for me too. I like to respond quickly to messages/emails because I believe the person at the other end appreciates having their questions answered quickly so they can get one with their day. When
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3y ago
Makes my nostrils tingle just reading it
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DPD AI chatbot swears, calls itself 'useless' and criticises delivery firm
(theguardian.com)
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3y ago
Isn't that depressing though? The desire to feel persecuted is stronger than the desire to just get on with their lives and celebrate what they have.
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3y ago
'Failing miserably and dangerously' is the new 'Move fast and break things'
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3y ago
Funny, this was may take on the article too. I suppose one could download x amount of files from one cloud storage and upload it to another to see if there is any obvious discrepancy. Perhaps Apple are still using their old file system form
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3y ago
Added to my reading list. Thanks
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3y ago
After working WP for quite a few years the problem as I see it it that it 'needs' to be all things to all people. Can't code? Not a problem. WordPress. Before even considering working with a client with a WP site I have to lo
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3y ago
If anyone here has a Truth Social account I would like them to Truth(?) this on their account and see what the reaction is. In particular I would be keen to see if the post then becomes shadow banned. I don't have an account but am int
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