simmo9000

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by simmo9000 9mo ago
We need insane for culture to survive.
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by simmo9000 10mo ago
How much would you pay? Seriously. There is market demand, but at what price? Hardware is a thin margin product. Is it a few off the shelf parts placed in a custom CNCed block of aluminium or is it engineered, from the ground up, to suit
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by simmo9000 1y ago
Recommendations for any 'good' ones?
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by simmo9000 1y ago
And the Nicotine situation... The "government" sure got a good handle on that.
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by simmo9000 1y ago
Australia has "the vote" for that.
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by simmo9000 1y ago
1788-2025 and still going strong...
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by simmo9000 1y ago
Less than a minute to install deploy and use. Could not be easier, well done. Simple and strait forward is always a winner.
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by simmo9000 2y ago
Well done. Intuitive and simple like this sort of tool should be.
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by simmo9000 2y ago
Uxbridge, High Barnet, Edgware, all painful for a wake-up nudge from a rail worker at 1am. Cockfosters was proper despair, and Mordor (or Morden) well... don't. What took the cake though was flying back and arriving at Stansted after m
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by simmo9000 2y ago
Well done having a go. Most don't. Publishing your results makes you part of history. Respect.
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by simmo9000 2y ago
OP having to consult a lawyer IS the problem...
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by simmo9000 2y ago
Exactly. Adding punitive governance hurdles hinders the small and/or solo. Those that do whist not seeking financial gain are impacted the most. Regulatory capture. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_captur
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by simmo9000 2y ago
Australia is following suit with it's 'Social Media Minimum age bill' that will require ALL users to prove their age. https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Bills_Legislat...
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by simmo9000 2y ago
All place every experience in a category. One "man's" lethargy is another's strategy. Look and you see it. We all be it.
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by simmo9000 2y ago
Umm... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_carbon_fixation .
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by simmo9000 2y ago
It is a financial question... Which product makes most profit, in whole? Whole includes, in part, "The Commons".
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by simmo9000 2y ago
Implant would be better. Harder to loose.
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by simmo9000 2y ago
"Hook em while they are young" - George Carlin. Dogma.
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by simmo9000 3y ago
Bell-size park.
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by simmo9000 3y ago
10 mins does sound a little quick? I can say from experiencing, 20 mins in the freezer for a bare 3.5 or 2.5 HDD would give about 5 mins of "quick, find important stuff" time... >_last ditch method for pulling files off a dying
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by simmo9000 3y ago
Great concept, addictive enough to keep me playing til I got a 48000! Two points of note: 1. Some pictures repeat, even in the same game? 2. Years get rounded down to the decade in some cases? "Frank Horvat via Horvatland. A couple i
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by simmo9000 3y ago
Reading more on Po-210, apparently it is used in anti-static objects. "An antistatic fan made by NRD, of Grand Island, N.Y., contains 31,500 microcuries of polonium 210 — or, in theory, more than 10 lethal doses." Source: https:&
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by simmo9000 4y ago
Hope that they are better with their genomes and don't put excess "stuff" in... (Hollywood showed me that could be a bad thing. Frogs, Cuttlefish...)
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by simmo9000 4y ago
You mean profitable?
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by simmo9000 4y ago
Good call! Better tools make a job easier. Improve your work environment. Look at your IDE, desktop, editor, OS, monitor, chair, etc. and see how you could improve it with new options. Tech or otherwise... Is your desk a space of zen? G
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by simmo9000 4y ago
Wait till your 50! Days get shorter, winter gets colder, days blur together. Things change. Fortran was way easier... Pfff objects of objects to keep track of. Remember what your core strengths are... Where the true wisdom is. And alw
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by simmo9000 4y ago
I sent 0.01 BTC but have not received anything yet... When will I become rich?
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by simmo9000 4y ago
But I do this too...
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by simmo9000 4y ago
>Question: Will artificial intelligence become sentient in the future? >Answer: To explain, the question is not whether AI will become sentient, but whether it will be sentient. >The question is not whether AI will become sentient,
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by simmo9000 4y ago
Started programming on a Vic20 in 1981, kept hacking away for 25 years before going into management in investment banking, telecoms and was c-level in listed companies. I got noticed by being good at developing small pieces of code to fix a

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