CiaranMcNulty

> The victim's family were [resolute] that the BBC [should] show pictures showing the extent of his injuries and quote, in full, the racist tirade he was subject to during the attack.

UK has § in the top left above tab

I find it odd that you argue with the 'in the last 10 years' statement with a thing from 2008

"by using the email account you registered with"

Or where the hydrogen comes from (currently the huge majority of commercial hydrogen originates from fossil fuels)

Wouldn't it be strange to compare 'iPad' to 'MacBooks'?

Google Search, JS solutions like lunr.js, paid options like Algolia...

I've definitely worked places with segregated LAN and WANs, where it's a pain in the ass to print if you aren't plugged into the ethernet

Re: climate change, that'd be a nice problem to have

Delete * from user_data doesn't take that long

It's as simple as adding to the README 'do not depend on specific output as it will change between versions' and then you're doing server...

> What's the advantage?

The same content reflows to different 2D spaces

Given that the Brexit referendum was legally non-binding (unlike an election), the only mechanism needed is political will to ignore the result

You think English people have genetically weak legs?

Hitting enter at the end of a line lets you manually wrap paragraphs in a way that will fit into an 80 or 120-char wide terminal.

Ignoring those line breaks is desirable when reflowing the text into e.g. HTML output

Yes, that shows that 'telling patients to go for a run' doesn't work

Because the % of income spent on goods decreases as earnings increate.

Many high-earners aren't 'spending' their money, they're investing it to make more money

Whereas low-earners are spending their pay cheque before the next one arrives.

Progressive income tax retains the property that the higher your salary is, the more you take home

> It seems like the trivial part of refactoring.

Trivial after the book exists, sure

The catalog misses out most of the interesting discussion

Comes down to whether they're willing to forfeit the potential 10-20k profit from investing that 15k wisely over 15 years, if it means they're burning less carbon

There's a comparison of the approaches in the two regions about 10 mins into this excellent talk on the subject https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU3GZyO_E4g&t=1814s (it's from a PHP conference but isn't language-specific)

It boots to a loading screen from which you can select BASIC or a game

Pebble - they created a series of smart watches that had:

- long battery life (2-7 days depending on model)

- e-ink colour screens, that were always on

- an extensive app/watchface ecosystem

- actual attractive watches

I had a series of them and was all-in on the new models announced via kickstarter, when they suddenly disappeared and were bought by Fitbit. All forthcoming products were killed off.

They've been pretty reasonable with sunsetting the servers and helping the community move towards an open model, but it's only a matter of time before my Pebble Time Round bites the dust and I can't fix it (my partner's has already gone)

There's a huge cultural difference where people generally assume regulators are going to be fair and even-handed.

FWIW it mostly works out.

There were lots of such tools, back in the day!

If it has a US subsidiary (which is fairly likely for tax etc) then that entity has to give you your data.

Crash data is not necessarily Personally Identifiable Information

1kW is 'peak' rating, to get the real power a rule of thumb is that they'll run at that peak for 3-5h each day (depending on climate)

Pessimistically that means 3kWh/day, which if you're storing it efficiently (in a battery or as thermal mass like OP) gives you a nominal 125W supply

The actual ruling was that him saying 'Gas the Jews' tens of times during the video was calculated to offend, rather than the dog thing

It's also that they had insufficient recording of how consent was given (which GDPR was stricter on).

So lots of firms, including some I've worked with, have huge mailing lists with addresses from multiple sources and are _pretty sure_ they got consent in all of those cases, but have no way of showing that if asked.