trampypizza

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by trampypizza 5y ago
Oh I don't disagree with you! My purpose was not to suggest you were wrong, just present my experience and thoughts about why it's become so widely used _despite_ the issues you've raised. I think people overcome the awkward
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by trampypizza 5y ago
In my experience, discord was better than the previous options for a few reasons. A) it's free, as opposed to a vent or TS server, which while they are not expensive, it's still a barrier to setting one up. B) the free tier has qu
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by trampypizza 7y ago
From the switches I have used it does appear that Gateron QC is more consistent than Outemu or Kailh - but I have handled 10 different mechs at most so the sample size certainly isn't large enough to draw any meaningful conclusions!
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by trampypizza 7y ago
Well I have a KC60 with Gateron Browns which I have used with both a plastic case and an alu one, and whilst this does change the typing experience quite a lot I do enjoy both. The feeling is consistently a nice, clean and snappy typing exp
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by trampypizza 7y ago
In my experience of Red and Brown switches, Gateron ones have always been more pleasant to use than Cherry ones. On my desk at home I have a Cherry MX Brown board (Cooler Master Masterkeys Pro L) that I am seriously considering taking apart
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by trampypizza 7y ago
I am by no means an expert on this area of the law, but I think this is a really interesting topic that I tried to explore in a recent dissertation. I think the issues come from the fact that copyright law really fails to represent the real
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by trampypizza 7y ago
I feel that electoral law needs major reform in the direction of transparency and openness. It is not equipped to deal with the digital age, and asking platforms to turn down cash and refuse to publish political advertisements is the wrong
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by trampypizza 7y ago
Peter Oborne wrote a good article [1] discussing the issues of relying on unnamed government sources to print stories. I think it has been a continuous source of highly questionable information and we really have no way of holding anyone to
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by trampypizza 7y ago
It's not necessarily about wrongful convictions, though they are included, but I'd recommend reading a book called 'The Secret Barrister: Stories of the Law and How It's Broken'[1] if you were interested in some of
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by trampypizza 7y ago
I was sceptical at first - but the windows key + shift + s shortcut really made it work for me! (I know I could have mapped Snipping Tool to a macro easily enough but... I didn't) EDIT: Oh, also the fact that it automatically copies th
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by trampypizza 7y ago
I have a CoolerMaster Masterkey Pro L with Cherry MX Browns - Its a nice keyboard, well built and not too showy. I got it for the office and I didn't want something that was very 'gamer-ey'. Only criticism is that the Cherry
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by trampypizza 7y ago
Fellow T1D in the UK Here. I'm coming towards the end of my 'trial period' with my FreeStyle Libra and I am shocked at how much I have been able to take control of my glucose levels. I have never had particularly bad control
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by trampypizza 7y ago
I'm not sure if this breaks the rules by not being a substantive comment - but I'd just like to thank you for writing this out. As somebody who is trying to move into a very competitive field (and finding out just how competitive
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by trampypizza 7y ago
I would second Uniqlo, and also suggest GAP. But honestly I am not really aware of either of their ethical records, but have found their clothes to be a good balance of price and quality, and they are about the only shops I can find as a Mi
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by trampypizza 7y ago
I wonder if it is because the tobacco industry was fighting a war against the very direct link between smoking and cancer. Ultimately the science proved that smoking is damaging to your body, and that damage is expensive to fix, and the cos
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by trampypizza 7y ago
I think it is partially due to the fact that the establishment of the NHS has always been framed as a monumental act. It's creation is seen as part of the country's recovery after WW2, and has been used as a political tool in almo
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by trampypizza 7y ago
I thought it sounded a bit like one of the Witcher trials.
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by trampypizza 8y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I have just completed a European Law module for my Graduate Diploma in Law, and this answer is a really concise and organised version of what I've been trying to say to people since the first few weeks of the c
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by trampypizza 8y ago
I would recommend reading James Boyle's 'The Public Domain'. It's available free from his site on a creative commons license[1]. He makes a great argument about the development of IP laws, similar to the points you have
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by trampypizza 8y ago
I agree with you, and frankly, hacking something together on your own or in a small group is not necessarily going to produce a product that you can then sell, especially considering the potential ramifications due to faults or misconfigura
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by trampypizza 8y ago
> it actually provides better information to base decisions on (fast acting) insulin dosage Would you say that's because you can get a better idea of trends once you have enough data? My understanding has always been that the true v
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by trampypizza 8y ago
Can you imagine how much money big pharma could make if they pulled their fingers out and actually created and supported a solution? If a bunch of parents on the internet can hack it together, it's hardly impossible (I'm not tryin
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by trampypizza 8y ago
I can't answer your questions from a clinical perspective, however I'll have a stab at them. I'm a type 1 diabetic, diagnosed when I was 9. > Do you know why the applicability to type two diabetes is not as clear as for ty
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by trampypizza 8y ago
It's good to hear that there are plenty of technology focused opportunities in the legal profession. The only one I had thought about prior to your comment was specialising in IP and technology, so I will definitely look into those oth
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by trampypizza 8y ago
Cool, what you said about going to do another degree gave me the impression you were probably based in Europe! I'm in the UK myself. Yeah I think that's probably the way to go, thanks for the advice.
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by trampypizza 8y ago
If you don't mind me asking - whereabouts (geographically) are you based? I'm hoping to get into law after a couple of years working in technology but I haven't been able to find that much information online about the meeting
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by trampypizza 8y ago
I'm gonna go one step further with the off-topicness. Do you get much of an opportunity working within law to focus on technology? I'm about to go back to University to study law but I would love to be able to combine Law with tec
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by trampypizza 8y ago
So it looks as though the article has been edited to say the anonymisation and aggregation was carried out before being transferred to a third party, which craps on our discussion a bit. However, to answer your question anyway - I don&#x2
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by trampypizza 8y ago
Yes, you are correct. I think it would be extremely difficult to justify that this kind of processing was necessary for the provision of service. It seems to me that an organisation the size of Dropbox would have a fairly watertight justifi
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by trampypizza 8y ago
You are correct, however this is for when consent is relied upon as the legal basis for processing. My guess is that they are using provision of service as the legal basis for processing, whilst relying upon the "public interest&qu

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