So if you had: Alice's food + Bob's foood = £30 then I think there should be more to highlight the typo.
P.S. This is an awesome thing
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So if you had: Alice's food + Bob's foood = £30 then I think there should be more to highlight the typo.
P.S. This is an awesome thing
I categorised 'wish you the best' the same as 'thoughts and prayers' but you probably didn't mean it like that. I wanted to draw a contrast between actions that only effect an individual, like your example of quitting a bad job, and actions that effect society, i.e. changing the rules to close the loopholes that businesses use to exploit their workers.
I think we both agree that systematic societal change would be a good thing. Cool.
The author of the article and the related book is 76 years old. Are you calling him a kid?
- Would you be willing to oppose corporations controlling the government with bribes/campaign contributions? - Support a judicial system where poorer people can access justice? - Tell your representatives that wage theft should be punished as seriously as theft and fraud?
In this case you say, "an issue with GDPR" but fail to elaborate.
But most of all, don't aim too high,
You're probably only suited to an office or factory job(I am aware of the judgemental hypocrisy in the statement above.)
You seemed to have jumped to a conclusion, used the word diagnose, and you are now trying to argue about the use of that word.
Imagine every time you tuck your children into bed you know that there are nuclear weapons heading towards your home. Hopefully tonight they turn away at the border again.
Please don't misinterpret the comment.
*Edit: removed the word diagnosed as wasn't in the original comment.*
Crazy times. 1960 - 1968 The United States flew nuclear armed bombers to the borders of the USSR 24 hours a day.
Imagine if 'insert country name' flew armed bombers to the border of 'insert western country name' every day in 2022.
So you can worry or you can act.
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Yuma's 4 runways total 543,000 sqm. At midday those runways are absorbing 543MW of energy from the Sun. So that might require 100-200KW of electricity to run the heat pumps. And then you still need somewhere to dump the heat.
In short, I think the reason they don't cool runways is due to the cost.
I use the term war footing because the impact of climate change is going to be on the order of a major war. And also because the response required for the decarbonisation required is going to be a significant portion of GDP.
Or they could keep their heads in the sand.
Latitude of London, UK: 51.5° N
To be clear they are talking about the air temperature rather than runway temperature and I've added the latitude so you can understand why it's a big deal that London has hit 40 degrees.
That fob could then compromise the system when the computer was rebooted. The Lenovo bios setting being discussed would prevent that.
BTW Can you clarify if you think the feature from Lenovo is a good or a bad thing given your claim that it's very easy to disable?
The conservative government has seen:
* Wide spread fraud (£££ contracts for friends of ministers + covid loan fraud)
* Wide spread law breaking (covid lockdown laws) * MPs being charged with sexual offences ranging from assault to rape
* Brexit policies, negotiations, and treaties that are chaotic and highly damaging to the economy
* Inefficient social welfare programs that leave disabled people starving to death
If you pay tax in the UK then I don't honestly see how you could be worried about a change in government. The conservatives are only capable of 'governing' by giving large amounts of tax payers money to private companies that extract a large amount of profit while delivering the minimum possible for the money.
I came to comment that the OP linked git hub checklist is quite low effort.