SARS2 seems to be a rational name
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Companies are just the same, suddenly the entire society will fall into line.
Bread has come a long way. Pasta is brilliant. You can now have pizza! Gluten free soy sauce/tamari is available! Fish fingers Sausages! Pies!
Some things are sadly no longer stocked which were quite tasty. But given the british pallet im not surprised!
The UK is pretty good with Gluten Free foodstuffs and has a fairly narrow but reasonably good restaurants; * Bella Italia * Zizzies * Pho * Prezzo
Most restaurants have separate preparation and cooking areas (Pho is almost an entirely GF kitchen)
When I’m on holiday, I always do self catering, and eat fairly simple meals. Europe is fairly good with labelling allergens and have Free-From sections in Supermarkets.
Pasta/Bread is not the same as the regular wheat based versions. However I weaned myself off bread. Pasta has a different texture, maybe like day-old reheated by microwave stuff. I like it that way - hahaha
If you're particularly sensitive to gluten the EU definition of gluten free can bite you, but having a strict rules about never revisiting Food/places that contaminate you is a good rule of thumb.
The feeder personality type will be the most frustrated with you.
Be firm with whatever rules work with you. Don't waiver, unless it removes more risk.
I'm so happy knowing my struggle with this is shared, and that others have similar reactions and coping strategies!
Cheers!
It was quite poor in performance (youtube tearing a lot, usb keyboard issues, freezing occasionally)
I hope when I plug it in again and update it, things will have stabilised a bit.
That's the first mistake.
You should always wait for some kind of state change, you're just building in fragility.
Do you know what codec and resolution is in use? What about the lag? What model of camera?
I'm curious because my CCTV journey has been over a few years, and there has obviously been kernel and distro improvements.
I did use the MotionEyeOS distro with an internal camera last summer briefly (a fortnight), but it didn't fit my use case very well.
Raspberry PIs, other SBCs and usb webcams/noIR are an exercise in futility, as the inbuilt camera interface and v4l lags horribly at reasonable resolutions.
USB webcams can behave oddly if you stream constantly and are close to using the bandwidth of USB2
Zoneminder is memory hungry and will suck CPU like no tomorrow. But has a decent user interface, if you keep lots of data.
MotionEye can be configured to be unable to play back its captures which is a bug imho.
I started off with a couple of Chinese WiFi cameras. I needed to hack a perl script to get at its stream; https://gist.github.com/opless/d1effc2eefdf2dfe3b1a6418979bc...
Now I use eBay'd Axis POE cameras dumping continuous video to a samba share, and motion eye to capture a frame every second and video when motion triggered.
All very overkill but worthwhile as it's caught vandals, bike thieves and trespassing landlords.
A pfsense router with haproxy sorts out the SSL website to the docker containers part.
Regular contactless limits are 30, otherwise the limit is much higher.
My highest was ~£1200 at an apple store, and I had paid a 500 deposit on a car, but it refused the 8K balance. So there is a limit somewhere between your 2K and my 8K attempts on apple pay ;)
Some shops do more, an increasing large number allow a larger limit. However some large shops (Tesco) only allow large limits on their own payment apps, rather than Apple/android pay, forcing you to use your card and pin!
Elsewhere the UK assists the US in Syria and Afghanistan. It's not the other way around.
But feel free to tell me how great the american way of doing things is. What with fantastic provision of basic healthcare for its citizens, and sensible gun control oh yes and affordable education.
The UK has a significantly smaller defence budget than the USA does. Which kinda proves my point.
For example, you don't ask a carpenter if they know what a dovetail joint is. You don't ask a bricklayer on which brand of bricks he prefers, or how tall his last wall was. You certainly don't ask a mechanic how an internal combustion engine works!
Sure throw a few algorithms at entry level employees, with no experience, to make sure they understand the basics. But not experienced developers!
Seriously, the USA aren't the only armed forces that patrol the area.
JSON and YAML do not belong in *nix config files.
What else will systemd do next? Audio? Kernel functions? Send mail? Read news? Become a web browser?
However there’s often a substitution for a more acceptable phrase when you relay similar information to management.
It’s perfectly acceptable in this context of a BOFH type story, which doesn’t care about the identity of the luser in question.
That’s malware in my book.
This was a Sunday!
And it didn’t seem to have been tested, so where was the Dev/UAT/Prod separation?
So many red flags, and I think anyone who has been in development for a while has had some product owner try to break procedures to force whatever pet project that is falling behind to hit some target to get their bonus/gain brownie points. It almost never goes well. But by this time the PO has a scapegoat because it’s no longer their fault it’s not working, it’s production’s fault. (Also it’s not always a PO, it can be a developer or anyone up to c-suite level)
Sigh
"it's been resolved"
However no details how at all.
Here's a paper that you may not have read.
It shares some features, I grant you, but decoding cats/dogs by welding a classifier to the equivalent of V3/V4 isn't what a mammal does.
Furthermore; A "conscious" short term memory of 7-10 sequences is correct. So we break issues down into manageable chunks and it's turtles all the way down.
Comparing the product of >200m years of evolution Vs a decade or so of human endeavour is a strawman.