Minor typo with dates as next update is before the previous update at the bottom of the FAQ:
When was the data last updated?
The current data was taken from ClinicalTrials.gov on 14 February 2020. Our next update of the data is planned for 11 February 2020.
Having thrown countless hours into zoneminder I had to give up. It's just too buggy. Does anyone have any other alternatives they've got to work? Open Source or otherwise
Yes, and in the vein of this git became way less scary after learning how it works this course helped a lot (unfortunately paid but a lot of businesses have a licence - https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/how-git-works).
My understanding was that the actual domain name doesn't make much difference? I setup http://www.drivinglessonslimerick.com for a friend (I'm not a web dev) and it is on the second page of results when I search for Driving Lessons in Limerick. $2200 seems way too much, the value here is in this Onion business not the domain.
I don't know why BBC pushes it's sounds app so hard. I get nagged to use it every time I listen through Alexa too. There's no BBC sounds smart speaker so why do they care? What do they gain from me using the app?
A flavour of this exists in Ireland, where the Government help to buy scheme offers up to €20,000 towards your new build house purchase if you are a first time buyer and commit to living in your home for the first 5 years.
I was thinking about this, is a good hashing analogy something like mixing paint? Ie a defined set of constituent colours will produce a particular colour paint. But you can't go from a mixed colour back to the constituents. The only way to find out what constituents are required to create a colour is to try lots of constituents.
You're right there's some contradiction, but overall I agree technical subjects are nearly always too dumbed down. People are smart! Give them a chance! Boring!=technical. And you can definitely explain hashing in an easy way.