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JaggedNZ

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    Comment #47881878

    Unfortunately, the whole Minecraft thing caused a lot of people to buy them with little understanding of proper care, so I suspect there's some "that's cool but please don't rush i…

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    Comment #47881687

    Often Axolotls have been "grandfathered" into the legal exotic pet trade, and salamanders have not and they tend to be considered separate species, even though biologically it's a …

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    Comment #47881511

    Anyone know what the battery life is likely to be like?

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    Comment #47881189

    I have three axolotl's in the next room, there are no subspecies to my knowledge, except maybe for some cross breeding with Salamanders in the US. They are common in scientific res…

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    Comment #45297397

    Or IRD (NZ tax dept.) a few years back sending out a survey on a .co.nz domain. Gave their security team a hard time for that one!

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    Comment #42013234

    Samsung has partnered with Safesurfer in NZ to create a "kid safe" social media free version of the Galaxy A15 and A25. Not a samsung / android fan tbh.

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    Comment #42013200

    Apple is really dropping the ball here, there are serious issues with parental controls on iOS. No way to revoke install permission. e.g. child got ahold of a parent's unlocked pho…

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    Comment #39518313

    Thanks so much, sounds like we have quite similar allergies and symptoms, I can really relate to having weepy messed up eyes and comments from strangers! Funnily enough, I think I …

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    Comment #39515945

    I have mild asthma, a host of other "mild" (aka. non-life threating) seasonal allergies and oral antihistamines are becoming less effective as I get older. I will be talking to my …

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    Comment #36962671

    [["blah","seed"],11,125,[[187,257,0,1],[25,4176,0],[42,0,5],[50,16512,5],[75,5189,3],[76,16656,7],[87,257,10],[88,257,0],[87,4112,13],[11,272,2],[11,1024,6]],[[-1,0,0],[39,-64,19]]…

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    Comment #35956597

    Dirtywave have shipped plenty of M8's in the last year. They just produce them in batches, there have also been shortages of the Teensy 4.1 microcontroller used IIRC and they are h…

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    Comment #30632112

    Fellow hobbyist here. Actually your biggest health risk is industrial asthma from flux fumes. I know professionals who have spent a good fraction of there lives soldering with no l…

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    Comment #25145988

    I'd suggest you figure out how to source or render your map tiles from somewhere else before you get a nastygram from the big G. I have not used it in many many years but I'd point…

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    Comment #24936351

    Any opinions on re-configuring / modifying workflows "in-flight". and configuration in general. While using JIRA as a developer is generally pleasant when workflows are well config…

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    Comment #24183403

    Anyone encountered issues running a docker-compose stack of 5+ containers mostly RoRails apps incl. Postgres on Mac Catalina? Most of the issues seem to be with Postgres DB connect…

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    Comment #24076720

    I've had audits like that, many are just for CYA and I'm often the dev patching obscure (or not so obscure) security issues. Honestly, I'm quite happy to have an auditor nitpick a …

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    Comment #24055011

    I've had great success with Postgres FTS for some complex (i.e large, non-standard, highly specialised corpus) and basic search (very small corpus) features. Prior to switching to …

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    Comment #23774912

    "The thing is I really try to improve", that statement alone makes me think you are not one of these people. Don't underestimate the value of slow and steady in the world of corpor…

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    Comment #23424889

    The last version of Docker for Mac had some big resource issues, current latest version seems to be better, but still makes my 2017 MBP into a grill when running multiple container…

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    Comment #22468120

    Here in New Zealand we are at 3 confirmed cases, one of which was an individual who recently return from Iran. There is a case that there are more yet undetected cases, but I suspe…

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    Comment #21055683

    Honestly, if all third party scripts are blocked, the ad networks will just start making their participant sites serve the javascript direct and/or run local applications to proxy …

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    Comment #21043714

    Look into Field-programmable analog arrays (FPAA) It's an FPGA for opamps instead of gates.

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    Comment #20618750

    Doesn't this suggest that the unlock code comes from the "cloud" and not your phone/app? So if you loose internet access you are not able to unlock? Or maybe it locally caches the …

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    Comment #20528941

    I suspect TE wanted to outright replace the OP-1 with the OP-z, but the OP-z is not a direct replacement(?) and its initial marketing seemed to me to suggest it is/was going to be …

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    Comment #20453877

    I've been intrigued by the idea of compiled Go based web apps and this looks like an interesting approach. This is clearly Experimental / Alpha and missing some basics, such as: On…