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lordelph
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Comment #43611055
Here's recent article going into how the EU and some of its members are responding https://www.politico.eu/article/europe-exploit-dunald-trump-...
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Comment #42093534
I got strong "The Nine Billion Names of God" vibes from this! Just as the last video is uploaded, without any fuss, the stars start going out... https://urbigenous.net/library/nine…
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Comment #40600929
Jeff Minter-esque! Nice work!
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Comment #40096598
That's exactly what he did - if you look at this history section, he was broadcasting analogue TV signals to his house, and embedding his own Ceefax service in the signal!
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Comment #39989184
Very interesting tool! My Yorkshire grandfather would often say "kirk" instead of "church", which I always thought was more of a Scottish word. Doing a place name comparison of tho…
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Comment #38346208
It was available online at http://www.domesday1986.com/ but this now redirects to https://www.domesday86.com/ (which references the duplicate project in the linked repo) I remember…
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Comment #33798710
I'm sure I've read a much older short story, possibly by Frank Herbert, where in the future computers do all the calculations so humans have forgotten how to do basic arithmetic. I…
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Comment #30840005
I recall accessing Prestel at 1200/75 - 1200 baud coming down, but a measly 75 baud going back up!
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Comment #30119279
FWIW, I recently switched from an Intel to an M1 Macbook, and found shared volumes with Docker Desktop were unusably slow (previously, I'd used VirtualBox host docker and shared fi…
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Comment #24967277
There must be some kind of law "Every company will forget to renew a TLS certificate once" I know I can't throw stones in this particular greenhouse :)
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Comment #24479669
I rather enjoyed the somewhat flowery translation!
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Comment #20267812
I have a pi with a Displayotron HAT which is designed to wake me up with a loud klaxon noise if it detects service outage. It also emits a soft glow to show that all is well. Aside…
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Comment #20262814
That's a good point, and I must admit I didn't know what a route leak was or that it could inflict this kind of damage. I appreciate now it's not CloudFlare's fault, and my hat is …
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Comment #20262664
We've been evaluating Cloudflare mainly for doing failovers faster than DNS. This morning I ran some tests to generate graphs to show the typical delay incurred in preparation for …
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Comment #19752399
Honestly, it's painless. Fire up a cloud server, run the omnibus installer and you're away. I can't remember having any serious issues in five years running it that way.
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Comment #19612507
There's a maker group local to me that constructed a drivable version called BigHak! http://hackhitchin.org.uk/bighak/
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Comment #18356086
This is up there with the 500 mile email problem - the nature of headers inside an XLS file embedded in an email caused a signalling error in a T1 line when the email was retrieved…
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Comment #18030773
One possible issue, I've got a file showing in "Untracked Files" which is not shown when do git status That aside, I like this a lot, and normally I only use the git command line.
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Comment #17225177
But it's a godawful small affair
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Comment #17011201
I'm 47. I don't worry about age that much, but I recently had a fitness checkup at a gym. I'm no great athlete but I do run and cycle a bit. I mentioned I was training for a marath…
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Comment #16994460
I have a friend into binaural recording, he has a rig shaped liked a head with 3d-printed ears. He wanders around the woods recording birdsongs with it. I would imagine that provid…
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Comment #16948371
He was indeed banned for 18 months - the article must have misinterpreted the story. Here's a BBC News article covering it http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-439…
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Comment #16847522
Looks promising - I found I couldn't edit sample text - anything I typed in the sample area was added to the end of the sample, not the caret position.