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For those that haven’t seen it I would highly recommend it.

https://youtu.be/XetplHcM7aQ

Would love to see the DPIA for this.

+1 for lftp. On windows I use it via Cygwin for scheduled tasks etc. FileZilla has a speed advantage over winscp but nothing like the flexibility.

Nationalism tends to have a different meaning in Ireland and while there is some anti immigration feeling on the rise I would suggest that it is small and entirely misplaced in a country from which many more people traditionally emigrate.

I describe this as the blamestorm. The focus is on an individual rather than how do we not do this again.

Current data from Ireland https://covid19ireland-geohive.hub.arcgis.com/

Probably preaching to the choir, but for me step one is to use popper tools. pdftotext -layout

Re 2. My technique is to do the easiest part first, somehow moving from pending to in progress helps.

I’m sure you’ve looked at it but I have a lot of success with pdftotext -layout

If you enter the address in to google maps it will give you the eircode. The issue in Ireland is the non unique addresses in rural areas. The fact that the last 4 characters are randomly distributed means that a sequence for addresses on the same street is not something you can derive. You need to look up each in turn.

A million settings, but ASSP in front of postfix has worked well for me for quite a while.

For some balance from the same publication the next day. Irish privacy regulator opens investigation into Facebook over passwords

https://www.politico.eu/article/facebook-ireland-investigati...

Or for many of the organizations in question with your privacy

Will end-user applications ever be truly programmable? If so, how? How about adding some sort of block based scripting language line Scratch or Snap. Make it more approachable and encourage experimentation

What a joy Brief was back in the day. Could open huge files, lightening quick, macros, column select and replace, programmable and all on a single floppy.

It's just a unit of measurement, neither is more accurate, they both mean what they mean. Also it is surprisingly easy to switch. In Ireland we moved from speed limits in miles to speed limits in kilometres. It was easy and people adjusted without any problems.

Best hope there are no people using VPN’s

This is why FB has moved data for 1.5b users back to the USA

Not sure how Ireland is getting richer and richer on the back of this given there is very little tax.

Pumped storage hydroelectric plants seem the obvious target to me https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pumped-storage_hydroelectric...

My guess is that it is a function of her age. As you get older you know more people who get sick and die so it seems common.

You could easily tax robot labor to ensure it wasn't competitive with cheap labour

Can I recommend the mini-series with Gerard Depardieu

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0167565/

Have you looked at assp, lots of parameters but does the job.

'so long as they are only jacking people a little bit at a time.'

or

so long as they are only jacking the little people.

Can also recommend furniture polish and a cloth. The polish also works great as a lubricant for a door that won't close fully without a shove. Small spray on the lock and it slides closed nicely.

Speaking of Borland does anyone else remember the Brief editor. Was my goto for about a decade back in the early 90’s. Highly configurable, macros, column select and easily opened giant files.

If you have a Pi already and a kid I recommend an install of the os. They have really done a great job, learn the command line as part a game etc.

http://developers.kano.me/downloads/