Youtube comments of John Hunt (@syrus3k).

  1. "You're never too old or too experienced to do something dumb" Jeff Geerling '25
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  2. Interesting that the comments strongly disagree with the points raised in this video
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  3. My uncle died of covid 2 days ago. He was already unwell, but he had been fully vaccinated. It's really important we take extra precautions around people who are older and unwell. That's not to say we shouldn't live our lives though, there's a balance to be struck.
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  4. It's completely standard.
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  5. The fact the desktop environment works at all shows that things are going well. The gnome desktop is built on top of hundreds of packages
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  6. "I cannot comment on that" = "Yes, absolutely. That's 100% correct"
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  7. Sten, your videos are amazing and I love your carefully thought out explanations of stuff. I've lost 10Kg over the last 4 or 5 months and it was really easy just following your advice! :)
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  8. Unfortunately we're getting to a point where we just have to live with it.. the key word here being live... I want to live my life with the risk... I'm willing to accept possibly getting very ill or dying now because the last year and a half has been shit.
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  9. I was just thinking how nice it would be to not have to use it.. it would probably spell the end of email itself
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  10. According to the United Nations, roughly 6,400 Palestinians and 300 Israelis had been killed in the ongoing conflict since 2008, not counting the recent fatalities.
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  11. There's been loads of very scary bugs in software that nobody ever seems to have cared about the potential risks. For example, you have no idea whether you've been hacked or not. Really.
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  12. I've been to Laos, it's a fantastic country but in a lot of areas poverty is very real. I expect methanol has been added to make the drinks cheaper to make and the measurements have gone wrong. When I was there we were drinking loads and it was fine. Remember it's a big country too so don't tar the whole place as some kind of dangerous tourist trap please.
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  13. Most likely our friends at the fossil fuel companies
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  14. It was almost certainly due to Jeff moving the window. Without that I doubt it would have been possible
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  15. Mr. C is still a superb DJ to this day, check him out!
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  16. 😆I'm so used to bots blaming starmer for everything
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  17. I always like to describe public keys like locks and private keys like ... keys. I find this works well
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  18. There's loads of similar thin clients to choose from
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  19. I like how all my favourite YouTubers leave comments for each other.. it was nice to see Jeff leave a comment on Chris's explaining computers
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  20. The M4 motorway in the UK is NOT brilliant, especially not where it meets the M25.
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  21. 100% this.. I can really relate to Dave and his fun stuff.. nothing bought to show off, just stuff bought for fun geeking out!
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  22. Stop the genocide!
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  23. Real heroes. Launching any nuclear weapon is completely insane. Retaliation is idiocy - where does it end? Simply in more innocent men, women and children being killed.
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  24. Another great video, and thank you for including non organic. We get an organic vegetable box here in the UK, but it's very expensive. Also worth mentioning that in some countries it's very bad for the planet to buy avocado as it's shipped a long, long way... Even though they taste great
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  25. BBC is owned by the tories now - what did you expect?
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  26.  @guytech7310  No it's not. There are formats like M-Disc which is meant to last 1000 years. No other commercially available storage has this kind of life span. That's far greater than any magnetic or solid state based media.
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  27. Couldn't agree more, reform got a big slice of the vote meaning the UK is dumber than I could possibly imagine. This is why proportional representation won't happen.
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  28. @gmb please update the headline
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  29. Jeff and Chris seem to be very down to earth, nice people. Been following both for a long time now.
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  30. yup, this is what HAS to change, especially now so many can work from home.
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  31. Not many people get this. Nice one Richard
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  32. I think Trump is a prick, but at least he's not a war mongerer.
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  33. I never voted for the tories, and I can't believe that her local constituents allowed her to stay. She's completely insane.
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  34. Because our pm should be condemning trump over his anti democratic approach to the election over there. That's why
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  35. These women remind me of my great grandmother who died when I was about 5 or 6 years old (35 years ago now!) Talk to more old people!
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  36. Good. I don't particularly like Labour but I will do anything to stop the tories. They'll likely turn out only marginally better, but at least it's a step in the right direction
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  37. People need to realise these 'influencers' actually talk rubbish most of the time, pedalling bad information and trying to sell you things. They sound and look like they are honest... they aren't.
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  38. This video summarises why I stopped doing frontend stuff around when people started using angular
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  39.  @macsmiffy2197  I am happy to oblige. If you watch and listen carefully you'll notice the BBC does avoid difficult questions. It's not some conspiracy, it's real.
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  40. I'd like to see a meal plan from Sten.. that'd be good. I've been following Sten for a few months now and I've lost 6Kg (now 78kg/6ft tall man) - amazing stuff.
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  41. Twelve thirteenths of people think Liz is mental
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  42. The key takeaway here is that supplements might help, but eating a balanced healthy diet, getting outside and exercising, getting enough sleep etc. will work best. All the stuff you've been being told for years.
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  43. This isn't that hard to believe - it's the UK, the weather is always mental.
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  44. The only sensible tory.. if Rory had a chance I'd actually consider voting conservative.
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  45. Good job he wasn't waiting for GTA6 or half life 3
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  46. I voted tactically because of FPTP. If it was PR I would have voted for the party I wanted to win
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  47. Aim for the nerve stem
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  48. If your dad answers honestly he'll get screamed at. He's learnt a long time ago that it's not worth it.
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  49. The Tory government don't care about you, me or anybody. Remember that next election day
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  50. you think this country is bad you need to go travelling.
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  51. You've taken this to worrying new places
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  52. Herge's adventures of Stewart Lee
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  53. I'm so glad I quit frontend > 10 years ago.
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  54. I highly recommend making small changes incrementally.. if you go all out after watching this video you'll probably fail. My first step has been simply waiting until 12 noon to start eating.. it's working really well.. Next step is cutting down alcohol.
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  55. I guess you could get the controller to 'learn' from the original manufacturer's logic board.. that'd be cool then you wouldn't need to write programmes from scratch
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  56. He remains the best children's writer I think. I now have my own kids and authors like David Walliams just aren't as good. They're not bad, but they'll never have the same magic that Roald had.
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  57. It surprises me how often massive ships seem to just smash into docks.
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  58. Indeed, DTS was really the best option though it was probably more expensive.
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  59. Unfortunately those who voted leave are still left with their thoughts in the 70s. This my friend is the problem.
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  60. And the UK!
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  61.  @ExplainingComputers  greetings Chris. I'm very excited about the progress of these RISC chips. I was always a huge fan of the Acorn Archimedes as it seemed far more advanced than other systems so it's really cool there's a new breed of these CPUs. Hopefully it won't be long until I can use one of these SBCs for my home server.
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  62. I firmly believe there's no way learning Rust will be useful 5 years from now.
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  63. This is the way.
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  64. Big shout out to Mr Scissors
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  65. What would be really good would be a video explaining how I can see how a process is using memory.. cached etc etc. Never understood it
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  66. Looks like you can build veracrypt from source. This is something that's normally fairly straightforward on x86, but it would be interesting to see how you got on on this architecture
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  67. need a hard reset
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  68. Agree. Everything else is just raving about how perfect it is... but everything else is either a mac fanboi or video editing mac fanboi. I use a mac but I sure ain't a mac lover. They're good, but they have their place.
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  69. Yes, it's an absolute nightmare. M-disc optical media is your safest solution. Not cheap though
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  70.  @douglasstewart3889  Reform are just the tories but more tory-ish. If you don't like the tories you'd be nuts to vote reform.
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  71. Gbnews isn't known for its fact checking lol
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  72. Indeed. I think win2000 was my fave because it had the nice UI of win 95 without the crappyness.
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  73. I've been a software engineer for 25 years now.. the main lesson I've learnt is that everyone's trying to overcomplicate stuff needlessly all the time. I say needlessly, it's actually so they can either 1) Sell something 2) Validate their career. Well worth being aware of this.
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  74. Vote for labour unless you want more rishi
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  75.  @jh7589  no it isn't.
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  76. You also find them on canal boats in the UK.. stops your hull rusting
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  77. How is laptop acpi support these days? Years ago it was terrible and your battery would last nothing compared to running Windows
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  78. Sort of. We jumped into people having guns in the first place which was not pragmatic.
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  79. Just remember, you can do anything if you don't have a wife and kids.
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  80. I am also a fan of broadside, especially on tap. I used to live in Cambridgeshire and that was one of the better beers around. Now I'm in Yorkshire and it's generally easier to find a good pint up here.
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  81.  @adamcummings20  Hook this stuff up to a camera, microphone etc.. so it has lots of input, leave it running and make it have memory.. then see what happens. Oh it also needs to be able to retrain on every input.
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  82. This guy makes me wanna go out running and enjoy life a lot more. Inspirational!
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  83. Nevermind the speed, the reliability and latency of fibre is awesome
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  84. Let me save you 6 minutes: The catch is it's got a really slow CPU and 3GB ram.
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  85. Moore's law has been dead since multi-core CPUs.
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  86. Avoid people to your absolute detriment. People need people in order to be healthy, it's scientifically proven. You'll die younger without human relationships.
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  87. Sten - I think we need more clarity on how we determine what is too much high intensity work.. my understanding is it's good to push yourself now and again, and from what I've read etc. it's quite hard to overtrain. I also find I feel very relaxed after an intense workout vs a gentle one.
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  88. "They will be a good prime minister" .. I really hope she's right.
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  89. Diet is far far more important for losing fat. Stop eating so many carbs!
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  90.  @carlbland68  not voting is kind of like voting for the tories. Think about it.
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  91. indeed. And I don't reach for the down arrow, I use my nipple and the middle button to scroll - it's more analogue.
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  92. We used to use UPSes in australia.. that was, ok.
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  93. "...and I've used emacs" me too!! M-x doctor
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  94. I've used tmux for years, but I wouldn't say you need to learn tmux RIGHT NOW!! Just do it at your own leisure.
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  95. Other than illegal movie downloads, what the hell does everyone store on these many, many terrabytes?
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  96. ps - looking forward to your million subscriber video...verrrry... soooon.
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  97. Wasn't Jax a character in mortal kombat?
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  98. Maybe tax the oil giants a bit more with their record profits rather than blaming everything on the ukraine war?
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  99. Yup this is all good! I gave up counting calories after watching some of these videos, it's really easy when you know what to eat and what not to eat. Plus stuff like fish, eggs etc is really tasty and filling!
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  100.  @joshbreidinger2616  more like 5 at this rate
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  101. Nod to Ben Eater - please check his channel out, it's incredible.
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  102. Careful with the depixelate challenge. Had you not moved the window it would have been impossible.. the fact you did could be used to depixelate it as there's then what 120 frames or so to work with.. compose one frame on top of the other with some depixel algorithm and job done 👍
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  103. Then I scrolled down lol.. congratulations to those who did it
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  104. lemon is fantastic at enhancing foods.
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  105. 4th July - vote labour!
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  106. yeah making me a god damn coffee. Nice.
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  107. Really glad I bought a refurbished pixel 8.. love it.
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  108. "AI is dying".. sure it is. Good luck to you.
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  109. I use chat gpt every day, and copilot. I find it incomprehensible how so many seemingly clever people poo poo it. It's like how some people don't know how to use Google. It's helps, but it doesn't solve all your problems for you. But! It's very very very helpful. I hardly use Google now unless I think the llm is wrong.
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  110. Alex is tough.
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  111. Too damn fast
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  112. This guy is a war criminal unfortunately.
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  113. If it wasn't annoying you would never have seen this. That's why it's like this.
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  114. Israel is just as bad.
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  115. We care if you're conscious Sabine.
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  116. I hope the tories quit and go home.
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  117. Video is correct.
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  118. I remember a time when simply having a cell phone was considered crazy/weird as hell. Times change..quick
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  119. I get that rye bread from the supermarket.. it's really good as it fills you up nicely... I wouldn't say it's good for making sandwiches with though.
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  120.  @user-bo3mp8un6c  100% this.. Starmer isn't great, but please go and vote labour simply to get the tories out.
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  121. Sabine, this was a fantastic talk - very coherent, interesting and I found your dry wit really funny :)
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  122. Where have these nonsense minimum protein levels come from?
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  123. Beer festival? I'm there.
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  124. I think a lot of people don't get why this was funny
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  125. I reckon if you've got the cash it's worth buying one of these, boarding it up properly with metal coverings, making sure it's weather proof and waiting 10 years.. probably be worth a bloody fortune.
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  126. Can the West please stop taking sides?
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  127.  @-joython-2450  you obviously don't have kids. Also Elon ignores his.
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  128. Rust isn't fastest ❤ close though
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  129. shame you started doing steroids
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  130. I tried moonshine once. It's not a drink.. I imagine it's what drinking petrol tastes like.
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  131. Great video! I got caught out once getting cold and used a space blanket under my pad the next night.. It worked really well at preventing so much heat loss through the ground
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  132. I would also be scared.
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  133. It's important to remember if you're thinking of buying an SBC, you may find buying a used mini-PC from ebay or somewhere is a much more environmentally friendly option that may offer more for a lot less money. Worth considering.
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  134. Why do computers slow down? Because software is terrible! The end. There used to be a time where software was written really carefully and with an eye on performance rather than features. Those days are long, long gone. Everything is built on top of everything else which is the start of the problem.
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  135. I've been saying this for years but nobody cares. This is the same with pretty much all popular programming languages. Unless every package is carefully vetted, which it isn't
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  136.  @KJMcLaws  evil files :)
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  137. Krazam, I love you.
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  138. I agree. I don't use windows anymore for work it's just too annoying. I do use it for games though
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  139. Pavarotti was really upset lol
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  140. If you put in the password and hit enter, what told the system you pressed start?
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  141. Since watching this guy a couple of months ago I have lost weight and feel more healthy than ever. This guy is a legend
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  142. Shame the times is biased to the right.. and the guardian the left. Shame the news is never really impartial.
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  143. This is based on the batteries being the same. Nobody ever said this. it was an assumption in the video
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  144. So I've been using an HP elitedesk as a home server over the last couple of months and whilst it was far superior to using a Pi 3 (mostly due to 8x the RAM) it does use a LOT more power... I added it up, and it was surprisingly expensive over the course of a year. So depending on your usage, something like a pi 5 might be well worth it. Great video Chris! I might have to get one of these Pi 5's for Christmas.
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  145. Dataview?! Mind blown.. obsidian.. mind keeps getting blown. So I had an idea for a plugin: GPT reformat my note nicely button. I've done this manually by hand and the results are stunning.
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  146. Napping at lunchtime is powerful.
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  147.  @NoBoilerplate  the whole anti sleep thing needs to die. I love going to sleep.
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  148. As long as people believe in tesla, it will keep going. Just like bitcoin does.
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  149. I loved Pascal, lovely language
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  150. Wonder how many people know what slackware is here. Hi 👍👍👍
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  151. That's the triforce!
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  152. props for using amiga workbench for your example. Soooo cool.
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  153. The Rock3A looks superb for being a file server with NVME cache.
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  154. [[shudder]]
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  155. My washing machine has this and it's very excellent.
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  156. Props on XLR, such a great simple way of cutting noise.
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  157. dd is all you need.
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  158. The real answer is android. No back button on iOS is just a total joke
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  159. The micro controller wars really are paying off!
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  160. Wow, never realised how much like (modern) php rust is
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  161.  @NoBoilerplate  just namespaces, generators, strong typing and the general syntax feels similar.. Ish. Definitely excited to try it now. Any recommendations for packages for making fast APIs? Like fast API in python..
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  162. She needs help, not resigning to the trash.
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  163. I used to live in the south, Southampton in fact. About a year ago I finally moved to the north. It's much nicer up here, people more friendly etc. The weather is worse, that's the only downside
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  164. Dark web, Google it.. Not difficult
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  165. Basically you've changed my life for the better, thanks Sten! I've recently lost lots of unwanted fat, started enjoying exercise more and feel really good!
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  166. Sort of.. home battery storage is improving all the time. There are real issues like heat pumps being installed stupidly (people linking it to central heating rather than using split systems). Unfortunately most stuff that happens in the UK is done stupidly rather than based on any real science or evidence.
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  167. Thank you for pointing this out. It's frustrating that this video misses that. It's almost as if gorilla paid money for this video
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  168. This pretty much sums up the state of bad software these days.. stuff gets released before it's finished.
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  169. Smooth move, well done.
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  170. Remember to get your information from independent sources. This video is just one guy.
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  171. I'm from the UK, and I visited San Francisco back in 2008. I was utterly shocked at how many homeless people there were on every corner. The same thing is happening in the UK, but we're about 15 years behind I reckon. The problem is that people don't give a shit. Ultimately we have to otherwise we, or our kids will end up in the same boat.
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  172. Those who deal with ai and those that don't. That's now. Get with it or lose out.
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  173.  @adamsmith4813  Indeed, whilst it's very clear to some of us, others are easily swayed by a flyer through the door
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  174. Wonder if he's been treated by NHS staff
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  175. Also as soon as you SSH into something you're no longer using warp unless you've installed it everywhere right?
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  176. I bet you miss sitting down though eh
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  177. The code is written in python in a really horrid hard to follow way. I find that typical of very clever programmers that aren't thinking of how other people will need to work on that code. Sigh.
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  178. I live in the UK, and yes, your extension leads are completely insane. Why they haven't been outlawed is completely bonkers
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  179. Not in this country. In the UK everyone is complacent
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  180.  @govr6771  76 million is a LOT to spend on a mobile app. In reality 1 million is a hell of a lot.
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  181. The worst programmers are ones who behave like they're an authority on programming. I've discovered this over 30 years. It could be you're watching someone like that now but you should be critical of these people rather than accepting what they say as gospel.
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  182. finger in finger hole might have been less worse
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  183. They still make blocks of flats like this - take for example station road in Cambridge.. all brand new flats, sure it looks a little bit different but essentially the same thing. Horrific.
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  184. Wow Boston dynamics uses chatgpt. This is not impressive.
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  185. Total recall
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  186. Comments here are 90% bots I reckon.
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  187. Spinning disk hard disks are certainly becoming less and less relevant for normal users.. even with loads of video media you're going to struggle to fill these up. The good news for normal users is it means that big enough becomes much cheaper
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  188. My milkman still does this here in the UK
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  189. please don't tell people how I live
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  190. I don't care about accountability, I just want prices to go back to normal-ish
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  191. I'm a dad and it's bloody hard work. It's certainly not for everyone and my wife and I often imagine the beach we could be living on without lol. Wouldn't change it for the world though.
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  192. Thoughts: - "Born to run" is an awesome book. - "Healthy" is questionable here. A lot of these drinks are full of sweeteners, there's probably too many carbs in them and I'd be really interested to know what the glycemic index of 'blended' food is.. probably not great... simply having your food in a non-blended form changes its insulin response in your body. - EU duck.. two thumbs up.. I'm still facepalming all this time later. - I personally think it's better to batch book real meals and freeze/reheat as required - I also totally get why huel etc is so popular. I almost went down that path a few years back, but was put off after trying some of it.
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  193. I've been messing about with computers for the last 40 years. It absolutely blows my mind you can buy 5TB of storage for under £100.
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  194. Or walk home or stay where you are or whatever. People are mental.
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  195. I absolutely love this guy, I would really like to just sit down in a pub and talk about all this stuff for hours
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  196. It's basically "rewriting history" and shouldn't be allowed. I myself am very liberal but every time we remove a statue because it was of an awful slave driver, or redact/edit parts of books, prevent books from being available etc we're effectively deleting the past which is incredibly dangerous. Imagine if people were no longer able to learn about the genocide of WW2, we'd let things like that happen these days in places like Palestine...oh wait.
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  197. Ah man yeah I loved my Nexus 4 too..
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  198. "Sorry it's a colon joke". I died.
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  199. Ok the tmux replacements got me
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  200.  @NoBoilerplate  yeah, for some reason cargo would just blow up trying to compile (m1 mac related?) so I just used brew which worked easy.
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  201. I love how we're always trying to pin issues on Russia and China. Blatantly just some nutjob.
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  202. My ZX Spectrum manual was sooo good.
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  203. Also it had wicked cover art too.
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  204. Music sounds like Burial but better
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  205. Completely agree with windows 7 being peak Windows. It's a real shame Microsoft ruins everything
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  206. Get your blood work done rather than guessing!
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  207. Good luck with surgery Dave, love the channel and it was an honour to chat very briefly with you on your live stream a couple of weeks ago. I won't be praying but I still hope you make a swift recovery
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  208. 2 minutes in, this is an AI hater. If you've used GPT-3 / GPT-4 you'll realise it's only a matter of a year or two until we have AGI. Remember this is where we are TODAY, and if you look at the rate of progress you'll see we're in big trouble.
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  209. Yup well deserved. Great content. Please keep making it.
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  210. Load balancing and failover is starting to sell this to me
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  211. Good luck America. And good luck to us here in the UK who always copy what you guys do
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  212. 100% absolute legend.
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  213.  @cultfiction3865  The bottom line is that tories are significantly worse than labour and labour is the only sensible vote. Labour are by no means great. It's a shame corbyn's labour didn't work out as that's what we were really after. Please never vote for the tories unless you're a see you next tuesday.
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  214. Good.. Good. Let the hate flow through you
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  215. not true, depends on where you work. I just got a 10% rise which means I'm still 4% worse off than I was a year ago or whatever.
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  216. I can't rustist any more!
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  217. why is this a surprise? x86 hasn't fundamentally changed.
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  218. if you vote for reform you'll actually increase the likelyhood the tories will get in. Have a good think about how FPTP works. You might be about to make a stupid mistake.
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  219. The results have surprised me in the past.. however it is true that getting people to try it is REALLY DIFFICULT! All this stuff is easy when people are onboard, but the real trick is getting people onboard. It'd be great if you had some videos about that :)
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  220. No doubt they'll ask farage to join and lead.
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  221. Your videos are absolute gold! Do you do any public talks or anything like that? Would very much like to listen to you talk IRL
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  222.  @NoBoilerplate  have you done much public speaking? It's quite fun
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  223. Almost all of these comments are bots. Anyone with a brain can see what the tories did to the country, starmer is a lot better than rishi was. Obviously not great but come on.
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  224. Consider buying used parts or systems. The used market is full of excellent equipment for far cheaper and you save ewaste.
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  225. Slowly hitting the UK too
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  226. I wouldn't cancel Jimmy Carr but I think he's really not very funny.
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  227. I've done it a few times, it was really weird/interesting but I didn't find it addictive at all. I guess it depends on your personality.
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  228. Anecdotal evidence. Check. Selling something check. What's not to trust here?
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  229. Really good video thanks. This helps explain why I've been seeing more South Africans in the UK in the last 10 years.
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  230.  @erictayet  agree. That's why this was a great video. Personally one of those new macs would be ideal(ish) for me, software/devops engineer. RAM might be a bit of an issue but otherwise I'd enjoy that. I guess I'd enjoy the threadripper too though and would probably play some pc games..
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  231. I don't smoke it any more, haven't for about two decades but this video really made me fancy a bifta
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  232. Modern wifi is actually really good, but you have to make sure you've got the right hardware. My work macbook gets my full fibre speed over wifi (520mbit/sec) with no jitter or anything. Love it.
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  233. Pointers are one of those things that isn't complicated but sounds complicated because hard to explain
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  234. Best advice.
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  235. I guess all these farmers would have been better off not promoting brexit after all eh?
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  236. As a music fan, sure I'll quit Spotify if enough of my obscure likes get removed. But I, and probably everyone reading this are the minority so we don't matter to their bottom line. I expect we'll just see fragmented services and ultimately go back to piracy. Just like what's happening with TV and film streaming services. You wouldn't steal a car!
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  237. Indeed and there's many, many many more deaths from this.
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  238. wait... add butter to oatmeal?? I'm sold!
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  239. Problem with led by donkeys is it's only the left wing liberals that watch it or care. You don't make change by mocking the other side. You're just creating stronger division. This world doesn't need that.
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  240. The UK won't ever legalise weed because then the gov will be admitting the people 'have won'.
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  241. aim for the nerve stem
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  242. no point.. the chances of getting into trouble on a commercial plane aren't worth worrying about.
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  243. +1 for your avatar :D
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  244. Quite possibly, I've done a fair bit and I found it not in the least bit addictive. It doesn't give you any kind of emotional reward, it's just weird as hell.
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  245. Best comeback ever.
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  246. Don't blow on it using your breath - you'll get more moisture and possibly spit on the platters.. use a lens blowing thing or something else.
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  247. Our front-end guy literally just rewrote our react stuff lol
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  248. Three cheers for Tim.. a true hero in these dark times.
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  249. Dude I just take drugs if I want a weird experience
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  250. The AIDS one scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. Had to hide.
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  251.  @NoBoilerplate  been doing 18-6 all week, it's been ROUGH....but very, very effective.
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  252. Some might argue adding milk is bad..I would. I think it takes away from the egg flavour.
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  253. Too dusty = dust explosions. They're bad!
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  254. Or they die
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  255. a really simple solution to that problem is to not buy this product.
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  256. she's lost her santity alright lol
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  257. PETE PORTER. PASS IT ON. PASADENA, PROMPTLY. PACKAGE TO PARCEL PROCESSING, PRONTO. PROFOUNDLY PRESSING PACKAGE OF POWER PLANT PROFIT PROJECTIONS FOR PETE PORTER IN PASADENA. PRIORITY? PRECISELY.
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  258. Dom knows. Superset!
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  259. You could argue that the police aren't using force to search people, seems like they're bending the constitution rather than outright breaking it. We had this in the UK during Covid.. we had 'rules' like you weren't allowed to go outside etc, but they weren't actually laws.. they just looked like they were.
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  260. I've just spent two or three years worrying about covid.. I'm not sure it's worth worrying about a new pandemic. Where does the worrying end?
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  261. Your Sinclair - the best magazine of all time.
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  262. 20:31 - what the hell was that edit?!
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  263. Wait a sec.. Christians are trying to stop indoctrination.. LOL
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  264. My word... Reading these comments really does show the fear and lack of understanding.. that is scary. We do have similar fear in the UK but certainly not to the same extent. Electrical fires are essentially non existent here.
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  265. "I can feel it getting lighter as I go over the bumps as the chassis disintegrates" LOOLL
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  266. I'm only here for this now
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  267. Really really good video though.. I've been watching lots of your videos and it's all very, very good stuff.
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  268. Lol, +1 using Limmy meme at the start. Blahem.
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  269. She'll wait until they're married with kids
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  270. Isn't it really dangerous to use a gas cooker in there? Fire and carbon monoxide risk?
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  271. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/3-Methylmethcathinone learn some facts about this drug.
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  272. The hypocrisy to say this using Google's YouTube...hmm
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  273. Laughing at your puny circuits here in the UK
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  274. Fruit juice really isn't that good, think insulin spikes.
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  275. To some extent and for the normal user this almost doesn't matter because everything is done over TLS now. I guess DNS poisoning is the only thing but even then people might notice the massive warning in their browser
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  276. Next week: Power chords
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  277. Sabine's voice doesn't sound real.
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  278. They fixed hands ages ago man, get with the times
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  279. Neither did I, you Americans and your weird ways. It's the n word to the rest of the world
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  280. He doesn't want to be seen as "Anti Semitic". Which is just stupid. The reason is because of what happened to Corbyn. The Israel gov is committing genocide.
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  281. Never gonna happen for various reasons: 1. It's too late. 2. Nobody wants it 3. Nobody cares
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  282.  @RedFren-pi3kn  course they will.
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  283. This is really interesting! Thanks :)
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  284. Funny how everyone believes everything.. you're being lied to, the Russians are being lied to.
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  285. I come here for the content but stay for the extremely dry wit
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  286. Is this all there is to this story? I'm not saying you're wrong but I have a strong feeling you're not telling the whole truth led by donkeys
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  287.  @carol-f8f7d  seems like they finally are now, good.
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  288.  @MegaKapo12  really rich people have more money I guess, perhaps.
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  289. I think explaining computers did a video on the topic sometime ago
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  290. Should totally do a rant video for xmas. Couldn't agree more about turn signals.. I mean, indicators (I live in the UK).
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  291.  @peterd788  We moved from Cambridgeshire to Yorkshire last year and had to downsize because everyone wants to live in the countryside now. Arg
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  292. Beware bot comments promoting illegal psychedelics. Do your homework, stay safe and realise there are many other, safe alternatives for genuine mental illness.
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  293.  @DrTraceyMarks  you'll notice there's a lot of people who aren't really people talking about how psychedelics helped, and then after a few of those there'll be a link from someone to buy stuff via Instagram etc. Most of the comments on this won't be real but will look real
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  294. I'll be honest, it almost tricked me last year until I realised what was going on
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  295. So really good encryption allows you to have a fake area that's unlockable using a different pin. Truecrypt has this
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  296. Yup he owns it and everyone just has respect because of that. A strong guy.
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  297. You warmed up that cache right?
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  298. "all software projects do come to an end"... or you quit.. yes :joy:
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  299. 96% totally wrong because of people using Android phones
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  300. LTT has 15.4 million subscribers. Losing 200k subs in a week is bad, but it's not that bad.
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  301. Brexit really not paying off is it you god damn idiots.
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  302. KMHC319.. doesn't appear to be available in the UK
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  303. Ideal temperature for most real ales and craft ales.
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  304. While YouTube is the only real option for watching stuff they have everyone over a barrel. Hopefully something like peertube will gain some momentum
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  305. I think it seems pretty good actually. If I was really well off I would probably buy one.
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  306. Two words: stopping distance.
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  307. The government IS to blame. Please don't vote for the conservatives.
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  308. same thing happened with snakeboard.
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  309. This might be absolutely fine. If you learn how things draw the current they need then there's no need to fear.. yes your extension leads are crazy not having fuses but also you can just learn how it works to keep safe and benefit
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  310. Pyroclastic flow... Fuck that
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  311. This is when lies unravel
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  312. You can still identify people via browser fingerprint using javascript and a few other bits so using a proxy won't protect your privacy
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  313. This video is an age old story of every software project since the year 2000.
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  314. I fucking hate trump, but he's a better choice than Biden simply because he doesn't have dementia.
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  315. This is certainly a sensible alternative to piracy
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  316. I have 25 years commercial experience, it's tough out there for everyone.
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  317. ​ @networknomad5600 that's true, blame yes.. But they don't deserve to be slaughtered. Nobody does
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  318. And if you think this is clever have a think about the turing decoder machine
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  319. Welcome to the racist, small minded little Britain comment section. Do yourselves a favour and stop listening to Tommy Robinson and Jordan Peterson - think for yourself.
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  320. Making it more illegal won't help anything.. just like it hasn't with every other drug. Stupid laws in the UK.
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  321. Lol the marge simpson ref.. absolutely love it. I think she's neat.
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  322. Ooo I like angry connections guy.
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  323. Not written by an AI lol.
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  324. xeyes lol
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  325. I use NixOS in case you're wondering. It's incredible.. Linux (or gnome to be more specific) is the path Microsoft should have taken
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  326. Annoyingly there's a lot of better ways to generate electricity
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  327. I'm keen on using bsd as it feels like Linux but I'm guessing it's even more stable than the likes of Debian. One thing that would likely stop me is hardware support, especially for acpi & battery management, WiFi etc on laptops. Anyone got any experience on this?
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  328. Most systems have a process limit of 1024 I think. So .. yeah.
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  329. It might be easier than I think.. but I was thinking it might be pretty hard
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  330. I've used GPS with a reference station.. absolutely blown away. 1 centimetre accuracy. Mind blown!
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  331. Are the new symptoms symptoms of hayfever as well as a covid infection though?
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  332. Haters going to hate.
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  333. Pro tip, don't give the ai access to weapons.
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  334. I see you have constructed your own light sabre
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  335. This is pretty much the best rock tune of all time.
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  336. Pozidrive is fantastic, changed my life after I got a couple of drivers. So much more torture available
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  337. It doesn't affect stable distros so let's not go mental please
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  338. seems legit.
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  339. Absolutely superb video as usual. Possibly the best nerdy thing on YouTube
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  340. mutual assured destruction means that nobody wins using these weapons. Which is the only reason we don't have a crazy nuke war.
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  341.  @cajampa  I actually tried using a different PSU and it gets very upset, I think it has under volt protection in the bios
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  342.  @cajampa  oh I get you, I haven't tinkered with that kind of thing in almost 20 years lol. But yeah, along with clock multiplier, FSB clock etc. hehe. I'll have a look! Thanks
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  343.  @harpo345  this isn't true
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  344. The best life is all about balance and moderation. In all areas
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  345. I can't help but think it's a real shame it's an android phone.. I wonder if using an iphone emulator on the pc would have been better (via their dev kit or something)
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  346. General world models.. that's pretty much the matrix then. Nice. I think
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  347. Good to see they left a gap for cyclists and pedestrians.
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  348. Pro tip: you probably don't want to see what's on the dark web - it's kinda pushed into your face.
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  349. I'm sick of my wife calling me autistic..
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  350. Why they don't just use the breathaliser in the states I've no idea.
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  351. Let's.. Take...a closer... Look
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  352. I think if you think they're breaking the law you're crazy because there's JavaScript running all the time that does all kinds of interrogation on your browser
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  353. We call it Voight-Kampff for short
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  354. Let's start an uprising
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  355. Yarr.. sailing the high seas is easier than ever these days... Not like the bad old days. These streaming services are going to struggle soon.
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  356. Yo
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  357. BBC is owned by uk gov so they'll twist it to their agenda.
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  358. Hard to believe it was 43c in the UK this year
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  359. not really.. have you ever tried cocaine?
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  360. TOR? Not sure that's dark web is it?
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  361. Well after your last video I tried everything you said and it didn't help. The powder based tablets and powder itself is INFERIOR at any dosage compared to the liquid capsules. I also tried different rinse aid and salt levels - no difference. However, I will watch this video to see if you came up with anything new.
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  362. mind you I guess it was 'eco' stuff so maybe it was no good.
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  363. ok I'm going back to the drawing board.
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  364. The prison is only ever your own mind. People in prison can often be more free than anyone
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  365. Yup the "everything works on Linux" thing is just nonsense. Most stuff works, and most stuff works well.. but definitely not everything. I for example got an old thinkpad this week.. running nixos.. all super-great, even suspend. BUT the fingerprint reader doesn't work and there simply isn't a driver for it.
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  366. Privacy is a joke while you're not really in control of your device. For a start with software like WhatsApp you're just assuming they're telling the truth that is e2e. Secondly how do you know for sure Google isn't complacent? The only secure thing to do is run open source software, and by the sounds of it on open source hardware. The issue is you can either accept it and use modern stuff or not and fall by the wayside.
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  367. My wife finds it funny that I can't operate my phone - it's not my fault android got so complex
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  368. Daevon Roberts guy is a legend running after the kid to check he was ok
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  369. I'll be surprised if the results are meaningful in any way.
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  370. Sort of
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  371. Very cool!
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  372. Respect for code report boosted 99999%
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  373. Muriatic acid is the winner then
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  374. "What in tarnation!?" Loool, I died.
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  375. People keep voting for the tories.. Remember folks, voting for the tories is like shafting yourself, and everyone else other than the 1% richest in the country (even they're screwed to some extent). Just stop already.
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  376. Once Trump gets in it'll be ok. It's Biden creating all the instability.
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  377. Once all the immigrants are gone who will they blame next? The Jews? Sound familiar anyone?
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  378. This is basically a worse bip fit u pro which I've had for years which cost about the same. Although the display might be a bit better on this
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  379.  @ExplainingComputers  yeah, I now have a project in mind.. simple usb-c pad that slots into the side of my laptop to act as some shortcut buttons for things like 'show terminal' etc. I'll chuck it onto the project pile!
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  380. Great except all that happens is they replace them all using tax payers money
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  381. Yup. Just look at COVID response.. was it sensible? No
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  382. One of the best channels on youtube. I just love the 1980's feel the most I think :)
    1
  383. ask for a payrise.. minimum wage is pretty much slave wage. Ask for the living wage.
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  384. I'm not sure a natural disaster counts as a fail
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  385. Nevermind anything else this is resulting in deaths. Never vote Tory.
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  386. This channel is so good.
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  387. Gargle my fucking balls. I died lol
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  388. In other videos they tend to let EV drivers through
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  389. The voting is already being observed by members from both sides. Republicans can't stand losing, most of all Trump. There's nothing unfair going on here.
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  390. There's gotta be a market for good freeze dried coffee
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  391. If you're doing intense exercise you might actually want pure glucose.
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  392. How long can it go for on battery power?
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  393. +8.53 (2.22%)today - the stock market doesn't lie, youtubers do. I hate TSLA just as much as the next guy but can we not make stuff up please?
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  394. Let's just hope she didn't have to configure her DMAs and IRQs right? MAN I AM OLD.
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  395. Spectre?
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  396. "Make sure you buckle up before you leave next time sir" - absolutely beautiful. LOL
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  397. I will never get my head around why Americans still use Imperial measurements. Ever
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  398. It's easy to forget how good this film is
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  399. Web assembly? Didn't Microsoft do this with active x many many years ago, and then java apps? How things never really change lol
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  400. Violence is stupid
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  401. A real friend would have tried to stop him eating all the mushrooms
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  402. Steve's pretty tough.
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  403. What about the correlation between healthy people and vitamin d.. do big fat unhealthy people with high vitamin d die a lot?
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  404. Roald Dahl's books are incredible and he's easily the best of all children's authors. If you have kids I recommend you get these books for them (paperback of course).
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  405. As mentioned in a comment on your previous video, this is often a far better option than buying a new SBC. Less e-waste!
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  406. You talk in exactly the same way as the guy on the technology connections channel... That is very freaky.. Are you related?!
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  407. Nice beaver
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  408. I hear rust has political issues at the top.. Should i be concerned?
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  409. You don't get all the control of gas, this is because the induction hob only does on and off with a thermostat. It's either all or nothing. However, they are kind of cool
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  410. No mention of eggs?!?! Eggs are a corner stone for me and are brilliant. Always organic.
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  411. I live in the UK. Anyone not using a kettle to boil water is mental. The end.
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  412. Even without the tea.. say I'm making pasta.. I'll boil the kettle first because it's far more efficient/faster.
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  413. Or do people in Ukraine just want the war to end? Is it really just the media pushing the war because then they have something to write about?
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  414. I started using Caddy about a year or two ago, it's incredibly refreshing not having to worry at all about certs
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  415. I once brought up the stand vs sit wipe debate.. it's not worth going there.
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  416.  @le13579  I lived there for four years.. it's fine but the pubs are a bit crap. Nobody cares about politics there which is in some ways refreshing, but also risky
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  417. In America you shoot each other.
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  418. Led Zeppelin is great.
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  419. Is there any chance you can make your videos less "edited"? They're hard to follow because of all the quick-cuts and effects
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  420. Albino balloo LOLLLL
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  421.  @sectokia1909  so this isn't a "step change" at all. Bullshit clickbait video
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  422. Meh, this will be the un-doing of these companies
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  423. May was loads better than Rishi, but Boris I think was worse than Rishi. Thank goodness mogg never made it in.
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  424. Charlie Brooker I'm sure supports piracy
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  425. I'm somewhere in the middle.
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  426. People keep voting for the tories. Pro tip: DON'T VOTE FOR THE TORIES.
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  427. We have breathalizers in the UK.. Saves all this bs lol
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  428. Remember, this is essentially similar to what's happening in the West.
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  429. If you're thinking you can use this as your "daily driver", maybe think again. Driver support in Linux isn't great... In bsd it's going to be a lot worse
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  430. Considering how cheap these heaters are you should just replace old ones. Not worth the risk
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  431. Yet the media wants you to hate anyone that doesn't look or sound like you.
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  432. I thought this was what happened, and I was right. Anti-virus/malware/whatever software should be considered virus/malware/whatever software, we need to change the corporate culture where "you must have anti virus!" You must have decent company policies instead.
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  433. This video is EXCELLENT. Thanks Chris
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  434. Baby doll
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  435. I'm really enjoying these videos - I think they're a little sensationalist, but it's good logical stuff under the surface.
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  436.  @TheScottishDan  even if you want reform if you vote for them then you'll get the Tories because of how voting works in the UK (FPTP). This is why we're in this mess because people are out of touch with how politics works. If you vote for reform all you're doing is making it more likely the Tories get back in rather than Labour. If you do that you'll never ever get a chance at someone else getting in. If labour get in then there's a slim chance some other party may win in the future but if the Tories win then you may as well give up.
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  437. Fortunately we have YouTube now so you can watch clever shit if you want
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  438. Rather than storing, sell or donate?
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  439. Enjoy your new liar.. sorry I mean leader. That's right isn't it.
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  440. Is it really likely, or even that bad if someone decided to watch your baby? Sure it's not nice but given the chances of it happening is it worth the worry?
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  441. Solution: release covid-22.
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  442. you don't murder your own mother unless there's something wrong with your mental condition.
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  443. I'm not a car guy but this is brilliant.
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  444. I'm guessing with the state of some of these houses you certainly wouldn't be able to get a mortgage secured against them, so you'd have to pay cash. And you'd need a structural survey doing on them which would be pricey too. So these are only for people that have £30/40k in cash.
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  445. Fun but not quite Boston dynamics is it
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  446.  @ivanheffner2587  yeah I use tmux, and more recently xpanes which uses tmux
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  447. Did this make anyone else feel pain between the legs watching this?
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  448. Extract method comes to mind if you know what I mean
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  449. The pilot thinking it wouldn't take off.. they shouldn't be flying.
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  450. Snow crash anyone?
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  451. Ignorance is bliss!
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  452. "Godfather of AI" lol.
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  453. I'm wishing i had been a doctor, sounds so much fun
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  454. I actually use Gemini on my pixel and it's really good.. Being able to query your entire Gmail using natural language like 'hey tell me when my son's school disco is' is incredibly powerful.
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  455. My advice in this situation: Drink.
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  456. Touché
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  457. How is it going to come down at 500mph? I have a feeling you're trolling everyone...
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  458. Newsflash: Music isn't getting worse!! If you think it is then you haven't heard the new good stuff. Simple as that.
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  459. also newsflash, there are many successful bands that don't use all this tech to make music. Check out Kitty Daisy and Lewis for example.. they did something a bit different and record using just vintage tech. Nice.
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  460. but no, I'm sure it's easier to just moan about how computers have ruined everything lol
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  461. This is cool, but it's not as good as the synergy app and using two separate screens.
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  462.  @DavesGarage  I agree, but I think the advantage of synergy outweighs the bezel issue.. personal preference. Love the channel by the way
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  463. Fox hunting is stupid.
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  464. They won't.
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  465.  @bigceazer  yeah I think this too.. I guess we have to put up a bit of a fight to show that he can't just do anything he likes (eg it'll cost a lot) but yes ultimately this has to happen
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  466. Pro tip: ctrl+a, ctrl+e and ctrl+k work in most places on Linux and Mac. Even ctrl+shift+_
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  467. The real danger in the UK is people who have done their own wiring. Then you move into that house and almost die
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  468. My 18yr old daughter never learnt to tell the time on an analog clock and it's actually caused some issues. Most notably during her exams there's only an analog clock in the exam hall. This has been a problem. It's actually well worth learning for the reasons outlined in this video - having instant visual reference is faster than looking at numbers.
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  469. I wonder if they corrected any a/v delay on this.. I have a feeling they may have.
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  470. Yup, mkbhd is now a meme lol
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  471. This is what I love about Linux - you can do.. EVERYTHING.
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  472. This is just a way to get investment money.. Lots of it
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  473. This is a fantastic talk
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  474. I sort of get it, but meh.
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  475. Experts got it right, there is still fish and chips!
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  476. Sinclair microdrive.. lifespan: not long. Haha
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  477. Correct because pretty much all websites use Https now because it's no longer 2001
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  478. It's not just a dry subject, it's cool too... 10/10. Bravo. [Slow clap]
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  479. He lost me at "what women want.." as not a woman, I don't think he'd know.
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  480. It's never lupus
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  481. I was already doing this with ollama, this isn't new and you can easily do it without this. I can't help but feel I'm being sold something here
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  482.  @Cyba_IT  most of his videos seem legit
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  483. The fact there's so many Sabine haters shows that this is for real
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  484. I use phpstorm which i genuinely think is better than vscode... For PHP. For everything else I use vscode
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  485. I'm not sure the title of this video is very ethical.
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  486. I drive a Chevrolet movie thee a tor.
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  487. ​ @nerd_abroad I think he means it's perfect
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  488. This talk is too complex.
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  489. Low blood pressure, means the brain doesn't get enough oxygen. Collapsing means that it can easily get enough blood again because the heart doesn't have to pump it up to the head anymore.. Very neat
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  490. alternative title: Man destroys air conditioning using pen.
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  491.  @raymondjjohnsonjr363  no, the glass is very thick and the shape of it means the frozen milk just pops the aluminium foil top off
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  492. Whilst this sounds based on experience, it does seem a bit baseless. There are no bugs in these filesystems, just the software that's using it, or indeed the user (enable write cache and turn the system off without shutting down..). If there are problems with these filesystems they're probably documented.
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  493. I dunno it's pretty good in PHP if not abused and you use DI properly
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  494. +1 doom music.
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  495. Q. Can I afford organic food? A. No
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  496. Chainsaw guy was lucky
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  497. Ah man, the clip from simpsons.. pukahontas.. some of the best TV of all time. Don't cry for me, I'm already dead.
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  498. If there are aliens coming to earth then this is 100% a dream or a simulation
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  499. I hate Trump and Musk but this ultra-biased nonsense needs to stop
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  500. My god, I guessed right
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  501. Labour sure isn't labour any more
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  502. I don't get why stuff is written in java. I just don't.
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  503. £60k.. plus new roof, new joists, flooring, complete replastering and plasterboard, plumbing, electrics.. you're looking at maybe £250k, £300k?
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  504. Indeed we would. Although, the spectrum wasn't really that slow. I think it was clocked at something like 3.5Mhz. It's graphical capabilities weren't great.
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  505. I wrongly assumed fibre would be really complicated / expensive.. seems like it actually make a lot of sense especially over longer stretches than cat7.
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  506. Sweeping generalisation. Lots of men are controlling, violent pricks who will intimidate women and force them into that situation. Women generally care more about their kids than anything.
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  507. Amiga vim!? Amaze!
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  508. I can't believe how good value these are.. Just found one on ebay with a 128GB nvme for £75! Same spec as in the video.
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  509.  @ExplainingComputers  still shopping around.. you can get the G3 version with a 256gb nvme for around £100.
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  510. Aren't those fuel tabs just fire lighting cubes (parafin)?
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  511. It was a really exciting time to be into computers. Windows 95 was a huge jump forwards, 3dfx just around the corner.. Games were getting better and better
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  512. This isn't strange, infections weren't recorded anywhere near as much in the first wave. It's as simple as that.
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  513. you win internet today.
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  514. I think one of the great things about your channel is your curiosity is in line with so many people's. I've always been interested in computers ever since my dad bought a zx spectrum. I guess if you just do what you feel is interesting you'll probably keep getting loads of views
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  515.  @NoBoilerplate  thanks. Born to run is probably the same kind of thing. I'm also a runner, love it
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  516. Chips using a micron scale process. Lol how times have changed
    1
  517. We bought a diesel car in the UK because it gets better mileage on long drives and it could tow our caravan
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  518. Let me guess without watching: no JavaScript?
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  519. You've also gotta wonder why we're building more homes all the time when the gov could just buy these, fix them and sell? It's mental.
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  520. We don't have an immigration problem, we have a right wing fascist problem.
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  521. Here in the UK the idiot half of the population decided to vote to leave the EU. Dohhhh
    1
  522. Must be a common name as I worked with a guy with exactly the same name a few years back
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  523. Delta plus?! Arrrg.
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  524. Here's my terminal tips! 1. Stop typing 'exit'. Ctrl+D. 2. Stop using home/end keys: Ctrl+A / Ctrl+E 3. Learn to use Ctrl+R - recursive backwards search through history. This is massively powerful 4. Undo? Yup, it's ctrl+shift - (I think.. only in my muscle memory?!?) 5. Learn some basic vim, it's not that hard and makes a lot more sense when you understand the modes 6. Remember you can pipe outputs of commands into other commands.. this can help you be lazy: find . | grep -i somefilename # A bad but working way to find all files in the tree with somefilename The terminal isn't the be all and end all, but I find it way, way better for getting around the filesystem than any gui. When you learn various other tools the benefits of the terminal become apparent.. you can start plugging one thing into another using pipes etc and you can't do that with gui tools (afaik?!) It's like learning anything though.. it won't happen overnight.
    1
  525. Personally I believe it's the next Google. Google returns you a bunch of unverified results, so does gpt. It's up to the user to decide if it's nonsense. It's just much quicker than Google
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  526. I think you've massively overstated how short the life of the nvmes are in these
    1
  527. Oh I knew about this. I bought a fantastic portable mp3 cd player. The next big similar thing was divx CDs which certain dvd players could do... Or even a chipped Xbox. These were exciting times. Especially because the alternatives were much worse
    1
  528. Who shits in a bidet?
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  529. Yup, this is absolute gold. Thanks for posting @ZOE
    1
  530. Arugula is known as "Rocket" in the UK (and other places)
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  531. WHAT YOU SAY!?!?!!!?
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  532. Lol, ok Russian bot.
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  533. Brexit... Perhaps the dumbest thing this country ever did
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  534. B&H god tier
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  535. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone
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  536. Re muscles & strength - strength is a skill. You build the mind body connection, you can get stronger without more muscle.
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  537. Astoundingly the UK government only recently apologised for the terrible way they treated Alan.
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  538. I emplore everyone to watch the Krazam microservices video for the truth on this matter.
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  539. You yanks are heading back to having slaves. Shame on you. The rest of the world is shaking their heads.
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  540.  @deagle2yadome696  UK but it may as well be anywhere.
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  541. I for one welcome our robot overlords
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  542. America's vaping problem? Whole world.
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  543. We've had a tory gov for 15 years. That'll do it.
    1
  544. Vo2 Max.. Let's do this
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  545. THE CIRCLE IS COMPLETE.
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  546. Combustion engines no longer cool.
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  547. Ahhh beautiful sodium.. how I miss thee. Especially the cold start pinks
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  548. Taking ketamine helps you see the world properly but it's weird as hell..
    1
  549. It's a slightly convenient extra to have a switched outlet.. but I don't think there's much in it at all really. It's also possibly a tiny, tiny bit safer for when plugging in/out as you can do it in an off state. Interesting fact, my daughter managed to shock herself in the uk by plugging something in with her fingers wrapped around the plug. Had she used the switch it wouldn't have happened.
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  550. Jonathon Pie will be out a job at this rate
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  551. In the UK your local recycling centre will take used oil(s).
    1
  552. My concern is how social media will desperately try to tell you there's something wrong with you or the way you live. Maybe, just maybe you're fine and things are ok..
    1
  553. I had the same thing happen to me when I was about 15 but there was no stabbing. It's the knives that have become commonplace now, but there's always been bad groups going around dealing out mental beatings etc. That was in Southampton back in the late 90s.
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  554. If you think the UK is a dystopia then you're very much mistaken and haven't seen much of the "real" world. Go over to India and see what real poverty is.
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  555. nope, the switch on the outlet allows you to definitely never get a shock during plugging and unplugging regardless of how badly you handle the plug
    1
  556. Soft white underbelly is incredibly good. Props to everyone involved.
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  557. Good luck brother.
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  558. I think you nailed it. Thing is it's not just America but the whole world.
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  559. Ok, be really careful when buying used hardware! No telling if it's been compromised
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  560. kills people.
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  561. It's very impressive, but it's not fully automatic yet so I don't care any more
    1
  562. Hydrogen doesn't mean it's a nuclear fusion reaction "just look at the sun".
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  563.  @UndecidedMF  wow I didn't feel that strongly lol
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  564.  @loicjeannin6233  I get the gist but I can't remember any of the command etc especially with pip and poetry
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  565. She needs putting down.
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  566. Is this AI synthesised narration?? Sounds not real.
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  567. Russia can now peacefully get on with stealing Ukraine as everyone's attention is on this now.
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  568. People do need friends, it's just as important as exercise and is a basic human need.
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  569. It's actually better if he's not here
    1
  570. why are so many people out driving in that?
    1
  571. fzf is useless.. in the video it's nice and quick, but I have ~ 100 github projects on my m1 mac, it takes over a minute to search for a simple term (after it's indexed everything). Sure I have 54 million files in the index but so what.. it's not that many?
    1
  572. You fix you or you don't fix you.
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  573. I literally was trying to download that cut down windows 10 today from here but it didn't work.. now I know why
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  574. Time will tell if this was a good idea
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  575. Better start watching in incognito mode with adblock and custom rule to block the blocker blocker.
    1
  576. Paste without formatting.. that's worth money that tip is
    1
  577. Running your own business is basically the same thing.. you take a passion and then it gets ruined by taxes, accounting, other people etc etc. Yay
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  578.  @krane15  in the UK taxes are handled (paid automatically) for you unless you run your own business via PAYE (pay as you earn). Having to do a tax return in the UK is horrid, confusing or expensive to pay an accountant to do. I lived in Australia where it was more like the states and it's totally different there.
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  579. shut up and take my money.
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  580. There is this theory of the Moebius. A twist in the fabric of space where time becomes a loop from which there is no escape. So when we reach that point, whatever happened will happen again
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  581. Another superb video. Best put together channel on youtube imo. And I watch a lot.
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  582.  @AlexLapugean  they almost certainly use pull requests, and they almost certainly get peer reviewed - this is iOS not some crummy 3rd party app. I believe there must have been a few people in on this, not just one.
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  583. Did you just say "impossible to solve" lol.
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  584. Who else drives their laptops and just uses their cars?
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  585. I've got covid right now. I'm 40 and quite fit. It's almost as bad as the flu, but not terrible. I had the Pfizer vaccine, both doses and booster. I think we just have to live with it.. Sucks but I'd rather get ill now and again rather than lock downs etc
    1
  586. Fermat's last theorum is an amazing story worth checking out if you like this kind of thing. Suggest reading Simon Singh's - Fermat's last theorum.
    1
  587. AI (LLMs anyway) works using a random number generator meaning that your outcome shouldn't be the same every time. This claim is just bs headline grabbing. However the original theory is sound I think
    1
  588. I think in real life employees will send their laptops etc back to the IT team to deal with. I'm very lucky that the company I work for don't use crowdstrike (but we do use avast.. just as stupid)
    1
  589. my first linux was slackware or redhat.. a long time ago. Back then it was disgusting trying to get X to run..
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  590. I really liked Ubuntu when it came out.. it was basically Debian but up to date.
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  591. M1 is an arm chip which is why this is possible.
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  592. All I needed to know about sudo was this: sudo su - bwahaha!!
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  593. As far as I'm concerned the first step is to get the tories out.. after that we can focus on fixing the rest of the rot but one baby step at a time. But yes, FPTP is totally broken.
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  594. The only reason to buy one would be if you're selling freeze dried products.
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  595. "a bit of a clean" LOL. Whole house needs gutting, replastering, new roof etc. You're looking at another £300k just to fix it up.
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  596. Sold for £380k lol.. Probably £1m to make it really nice. Wonder what the street's like?
    1
  597. It's always a fun time in Dave's garage
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  598. I love this madeup stuff.
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  599. 9.99% here so I don't know what you're talking about. Bradford council.
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  600. Ah you did mention my council. I just lost my job too so yeah, things are likely better for you
    1
  601. All Dyson products are terrible. All of them.
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  602. "I'd rather be sailing"
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  603. You need to find a new cameraman.
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  604. you mean like the hydrogen bomb?
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  605. We have a technology in the UK, its called guns are illegal. We have no school shootings every year. It works really really well. Like really well. You guys should try that.
    1
  606. No mention of whatsapp then.. probably should have started using Signal by now.
    1
  607. About time there was a video where the guy has a family..
    1
  608. It won't be mi6, they're far too dumb to do this
    1
  609. Life isn't as simple as this video makes out
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  610. Think I'll stick to php.
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  611. POMP EET!
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  612. Unfortunately you could do all this much more effectively with networked gages and a web server. Oh and for far less money.
    1
  613. All moaning people in this video since died of lung cancer
    1
  614. You can buy pretty much all these for £1 at charity shops so I've no idea how this shop continues to run
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  615. Didn't I see this already a month or two ago..?
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  616. The problem with your logic is you're left throwing your vote away, or worse voting for an insane party like reform which may as well be the nazi party.
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  617. The subtle gags are just next level lol, subscribing.
    1
  618. Thing is there's crappy self driving cars and much better ones.
    1
  619. Ketamine has no comedown.. but then i wouldn't call it a party drug myself..
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  620. I'm 40 and had peak symptoms about 3 days ago. With ibuprofen and paracetamol I'm ok.. I think I got off lightly. I'm quite fit and healthy which I think helps a lot. I expect I should be totally better in a week or so at this rate. So it's not all doom and gloom. I had flu a few years back which was worse.
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  621. Beautiful soup is beautiful
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  622. LED voltage drop science lesson.. not simple.
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  623.  @dcweb430  yeah that's what I thought would be the case.
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  624.  @bhargavjitbhuyan9394  there's always something not quite right, that's what puts me off using it as my main os on a laptop
    1
  625. I wonder if you've actually thought about what you're saying? Nuking thousands of innocent families is an atrocity.
    1
  626. Oh god, please wear gloves while handling metal sheets like that..
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  627. The topic is also very saturated
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  628. ​ @Count_Smackula disagree, I use chatgpt in place of Google as a coder and it's far superior.
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  629. Please for the love of god, use find rather than piping paths to xargs!
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  630. This is awesome, what I'd like to see is some kind of programmable depth control using a pressure sensor or something. I've seen a few projects like this and it seems to me that using a micro controller to hold depth is the only way to sustain a particular depth.. I think that would be really interesting...
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  631. Yup.. you install a browser plugin it can most of the time, do anything it fucking likes. Be careful
    1
  632. I totally get the alcohol thing.. you soon forget that you don't do drugs any more and just want them to get the extra buzz.
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  633. True, it's just a shame the way he sounds.. so confident. I'd never be that confident even if I was 100% confident as I know being 100% confident is silly
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  634. I'll tell you why, because we could either stick with the tories which were basically sucking up tax money and giving it to their mates at the cost of everything else. OR we could vote for a party that wouldn't get in and let the tory gov. win by default. OR we could have voted for a nazi-like party like reform who still wouldn't have got in. The only logical choice was Labour, and thankfully most people aren't mental in this country. A lot are, but not most of them.
    1
  635. Have kids, you die much earlier. I have kids. This is true.
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  636.  @MarthaMansbridge  it's just a way of being popular which brings views which brings money
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  637. Stop I'm dying
    1
  638. but finally clean!
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  639. Veritasium making people look stupid. Not cool or scientific.
    1
  640. This guy is just crossing over to annoying.. no, not everything can be exploited. Yes, lots of things can and in general software isn't very secure .. but everything? I don't think so. In fact, it just plain isn't. Let's not get silly here
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  641. Most of what he said is true though. I also believe privacy is dead
    1
  642. 26 years software engineer here. Profile pic is out of date
    1
  643. Any normal Linux user wouldn't just run some random executable. I also didn't get how this elevated itself to gain root access
    1
  644. The Pfizer vaccine is probably your best defence.
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  645. Man this video went on forever
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  646. Loving your videos Veronica, thanks! Didn't know about this tool but it's far nicer for reading the news than websites.
    1
  647. Writing this comment to see if the prize draw really is randomly picked. If this comment is picked then it probably was
    1
  648. Of course just because it isn't doesn't mean it wasn't
    1
  649. This turned out way more cool than I expected!
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  650. New M4 chip is almost as fast as mkbhd is on the road
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  651. Your CTO insists it's the best way though.
    1
  652. Everyone needs to stop buying things from the likes of amazon etc to slow/stop this. Pirate your music and videos, buy used items and cancel your subscriptions.
    1
  653. nano you joker
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  654. also ctrl+b+t to show the time, esc to quit.
    1
  655. I doubt the problem got significantly worse, it's just they drew your attention to it with signs and the internet so now you're getting upset. Just let it go man until you step in a man shit
    1
  656. Hydrogen is great, we'll just transmit it through the power lines to every car...oh wait.
    1
  657. There was nothing wrong with systemd.
    1
  658. Don't cook on ket.. you'll start a fire and won't be able to escape
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  659. She has much more money than you do. Wish I had loads of money..damn
    1
  660. It was a bit much tazing the dude.. the commands weren't very clear and it's not like he was trying to attack them
    1
  661. I was at the Bishopsgate wework in London yesterday.. I don't get what the fuss is all about. Crappy wifi, average coffee.. no free beers yesterday but maybe that's because they're trying to cut their losses
    1
  662. Wonder what the power costs are of this vs just running an alexa..
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  663. First thought..I need to buy a proper charger
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  664. Is this channel available on peertube yet? I'm very keen to see this
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  665.  @ExplainingComputers  thanks Chris, yes that makes sense! I love your content by the way and have been a subscriber for a long time. I guess other people monetize with sponsorships for vpns etc!
    1
  666. What keyboard is that? I need
    1
  667. The good news is you can now eat more butter instead of that horrible spread
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  668. This video sponsored by AG1 lol, get wreked.
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  669. I tried warp some time ago, it was far too clunky / slow but maybe it's good now
    1
  670. Lol all of these comments are bots. Both the right and left and all parties agree Liz Truss was an idiot.
    1
  671. Have people forgotten bears can easily rip your face off?
    1
  672. After WW2 the west basically created Israel and put all the Jews there. This is totally the fault of the West.
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  673. I believe hamas and the Israeli government are actively sacrificing civilians on both sides. They are the ones that need removing. This video contains many unscientific correlations btw. Then again none of this is simple.
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  674. Double complete rainbow!
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  675. Led by donkeys is a far left organisation.. the reality of the situation is not the sensationalised media that you're fed from YouTube and other social media outlets (thankfully). Yes musk is a nutter, but his impact isn't as strong as you're led to believe.
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  676. From the UK here. Liz was the worst prime minister ever and ruined our economy just like trump is doing with the US.
    1
  677. Ps aux pipe grep nano, kill.. Etc?
    1
  678. how original.. oh hang on.
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  679. Moving the window will have spoilt the test..
    1
  680. Destroys? You mean carefully explains. Sten isn't out to beat someone
    1
  681. Java.. it's an utter mess which is why nobody thinks it's cool.
    1
  682. The west decided to side with the Jewish. I guess the real way of looking at things is always to remember there are no fair governments, only corrupt ones. The west is no different or better than anyone else.
    1
  683. I write all my code on punch cards using a hole punch.
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  684. If you haven't seen this film, stop watching this and watch it. Period
    1
  685. Are hazard lights optional over in the states?
    1
  686. Lemme guess? Got diabetes and died?
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  687. Best clown ever.
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  688. That was a superb interview and a mesmerising man! Really really good to watch.
    1
  689. Yup, the problem is idiots voted for the tories.. this is what we get. Then they thought it'd be a good idea to do it again. This is the end result..utter ruin of the country.
    1
  690. Yup there's very few left now. There's one near me in Otley and it's a real reminder of our history.
    1
  691. Joining the EU might help..
    1
  692. Thanks Vice, I was wondering how to get some drugs easy, now I know lol
    1
  693. I'm sure if the retaliations just keep happening people will stop retaliating. FFS.
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  694. It's probably nothing.... Probably.
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  695. I firmly believe most people in this country are very ill informed when it comes to politics and spend very little time thinking about who they're voting for (if they vote at all). I don't think it'll get any better either. I suspect the rise of the far right (Reform) will win, or come very close to winning the next GE as is happening in other countries. I believe whoever controls social media controls the vote from now on. I think the only reason reform did so well was because they've brainwashed the youth via social media.
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  696. The legends are true. If you use a very, very small amount of powder in main and pre wash it's a lot better than a tablet! You really have to use a lot less than you think though.. less really is more
    1
  697. It cost a lot more
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  698. Mmmmmmm 64 slices of American cheese....
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  699. Transformers, more than meets the eye?! I died
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  700. Politics in America makes UK politics look highly sophisticated.
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  701. There is the theory of the mobius.. where time becomes a loop
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  702. The council have no chance, they will reverse this mental decision soon
    1
  703. I was super excited about winFS back then.. these days I miss the simplicity of just normal stuff like windows 2000 etc.
    1
  704. Pro tip: Anything + butter = BETTER.
    1
  705. No mention of reflog? This isn't that advanced is it? Muahahahaha!!! ! 1111 1one Reflog is pretty much endgame git.
    1
  706. So I have dementia? I'm only 39 ffs
    1
  707. Props to using the DOOM music.. so good.
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  708. The tories are so out of touch with reality that they've shot themselves in the foot for the next election. I guess there was only so much they could get away with and they got [more] greedy.
    1
  709. Could make a fantastic windows 95 machine for all your old gaming and nostalgia needs
    1
  710. Except this isn't true. If you look at the science being alone is actually really detrimental to your health both physical and mental but hey believe what you want.. I just believe science.
    1
  711. No way it's pasta! I love pasta
    1
  712. What's even more amazing is that people think this YT channel is all 100% fact lol
    1
  713. You're probably right, most motorists are fucking insane.
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  714. There is no [significant] salmonela risk eating shop bought raw eggs in the UK.
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  715. Props for not using else.
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  716. This is slowly but surely happening to the west also.
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  717. They would accidentally include everyone's details with it though.. that would happen because of the shambles that this Tory government is.
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  718. they would then use it as an excuse to privatise the NHS more
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  719. I think that depends where you live and the type of people you befriend.
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  720. Even if they delete the repo GitHub keeps it (crazy but true, Google it)
    1
  721. What if the endless ssh server is a scam and actually you just compiled that and ran it on your server but really it's sent a message to someone and there's a back door to it.. you don't know but you went ahead anyway. Don't download and run stuff you don't trust.
    1
  722. Wait a sec, in jail for real breastfeeding? Not sure that's ever ok regardless of the intention
    1
  723. This highlights why you don't want a job at Google
    1
  724. Surely this is possibly the most expensive display in the world...
    1
  725. Please be careful about who installs your heat pump in the UK.. there are many companies doing bad installations that will not save you money. Do your research first!
    1
  726. First world problems, this is totally pointless.
    1
  727.  @steptay  Are you a bot? What's 1 +3?
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  728.  @SKOLAH  you meant to use a lower case m on mate, mate.
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  729. I agree with this. Unfortunately this sort of means this all proves nothing. We'd all like to believe vitamin D is a wonder vitamin and sure it will help a bit to have good vitamin levels. However we have to keep in mind as humans we want to believe in something like this. The placebo effect of taking something helps. I need hard, scientific fact with a decent sample size and double blind trials with placebos on the other side.
    1
  730. While I'm here, please check out using ln to create hard links, or rsync to create hard links. Amazing for creating delta based backups..
    1
  731. Fiber - if you can get it, get it. It's heads and tails above everything else in terms of performance and reliability. I got full fiber a year and a half ago, no downtime at all.
    1
  732. I use Linux and have done for decades - various distros, various hardware. It's not perfect but it's very good these days. There's still lacking hardware support for various things but it's mostly all the way there now.
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  733. Gravity keeps it in check.
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  734. They finally have Wendy's in the UK now (not in many locations). I've never had one
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  735. If you take this as a reason to vote for the Tories then you're a complete idiot
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  736. Good job here unlike the time they did that innocent guy on the tube
    1
  737. you literally came out with a video that responded to a comment I left about an hour ago. That's pretty good!
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  738. The simple solution is don't vote for the tories in the next election, you idiots.
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  739. Also note that you're more than welcome to live here 👍 the diversity in this country is what makes it good
    1
  740. brave is annoyingly the only decent browser
    1
  741. Full bridge rectifier!
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  742. He must have known lol
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  743. It's just standard apple.. They'll announce this stuff later and make out that it's a revelation and an amazing new invention.
    1
  744. Your psychotic new president might do anything
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  745. 24 countries have committed to not building coal plants? That might be true, but the UK is going to re-enable some, which is pretty much the same thing if we're talking about emissions.
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  746. Python's fastapi automatically creates oas3 for you. I've tried writing it manually, it's bloody terrible.
    1
  747. "your parents".. you mean me. Yeah I'm old.
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  748. Cunt government is the root of the issue
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  749. Wheelie bins only just arrived in New York - That really is mind blown lol
    1
  750. I had a North Face jacket once it was really crap. Cold, fell to bits fairly rapidly.
    1
  751. The times isn't biased to the right I'm sure
    1
  752. Huffing stuff always ends really badly. Choose your party drugs wisely.
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  753. We've only just come out of 15 years of the tories - welcome to the fallout. Don't vote right wing unless you want more of this.
    1
  754. Wonder if you could unsolder the gpio to get the nvme in..
    1
  755. Shook ones pt. 2 probably best rap tune ever.
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  756. We get the same thing. For some reason we paid for a year of Disney+.. waste of money. qTorrent is awesome.
    1
  757. if samsung's still pushing bixby then there's just no way I'll buy one.
    1
  758. I gave it 6/10. It felt too much like a rehash of old films. Maybe 7.
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  759. Cast a bit crappy, characters not great, plot fairly predictable. Good points: Visuals, audio ok, pacing was pretty good (never got boring).
    1
  760. Surely you'd host this yourself networkchuck?
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  761. microservices - good if you're writing a platform that's gonna be massive. But wait, YAGNI. How do I know? Worked for 25 years doing this shit. Microservices made life harder, the end. Unfortunately everyone does it now so we're stuck with it.
    1
  762. Might do some magic mushrooms now
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  763. Everyone uses HTTPS so what's the point?
    1
  764. Mogg can FOAD, and DIAF.
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  765. "If you watch this 6 months later.." doh!
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  766. Lol whiteclaw..
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  767. Beard meats food actually eats like this
    1
  768. Please upvote this. This isn't really as bad as heartbleed etc
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  769. ​ @originzz lol. So many people here have no idea. Government agencies are much more stupid than you think, software is far more crap than you imagine and it's full of accidental holes. The real hackers are not the government but people who are smart and are willing to sell data to dodgy groups etc. That's all there really is to all this stuff. Take off your tin foil hat and grow up
    1
  770. Replacable battery is actually a decent reason to get a 16
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  771. The question is wrong.. Before the universe? You've forgotten that time is an illusion. Sigh
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  772. No shit, I've just been made redundant
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  773. I have a feeling this happened to me but not totally sure. I stuck my wedding photos on there a couple of years ago only to find they were gone. Fortunately I have them saved all over the place, otherwise my wife would have killed me.
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  774. Go to tech meetups, make friends who have jobs, get them to refer you
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  775. Also, don't diss labour. If you vote for the tories NOTHING will ever change (for the better). Yeah they're no fucking good, but jeesus christ if you vote for anyone other than labour you've thrown your vote away.
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  776. The cam system reminds me a bit of a CPU clock controlling it's frequency.
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  777. Spot old news now.. come on
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  778. "dot matrix" voice scared me. Not subscribing.
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  779. I had a tent a bit like this.. it was terrible and I sold it.
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  780. I watch this instead of black mirror now.
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  781. Jeese.. this is bad news. I'm just a music listener, but I didn't realise how cancerous all this was. Yuck.
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  782. Oh and please read the latest research on how much protein you need, people often base it on outdated research from the 70s which is loads more than you really need
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  783. One word: Pozidrive. Get a set of drivers and screws and thank me later.
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  784. The internet is doing just fine thanks.
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  785. Shut up and take my money
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  786. Where was this video 7 years ago?
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  787. Shame the UK left the EU.. stupid Brexit voters.
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  788. this kind of crap is exactly why I voted remain.. along with all the other massive benefits being in the EU brought us.
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  789. Sort of.. the tax on everything else will just go up to cover it.
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  790. I wonder if Beard meats food smashed that eating challenge..I'm guessing it could have been him.
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  791. But Dave, why are you needing 70 killowatts to power your studio lights?!?!!?!? Are you looking for sun levels of heat and light?
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