@AdamRackis Did it ask you to confirm the current password when changing it? Otherwise, yeah, can't do a similarity check on password hashes unless you've done something horribly wrong.
@Giles1919@MartinSLewis My wife and I use postal voting, and we get the other to check we've filled things out correctly before putting them in envelopes
So yes, we know exactly how the other voted π
@MarieRackham@DerbysPolice There's a tiny bit of fine print at the bottom 'making it clear' that this is the conservative candidate, and therefore this is a conservative campaign flyer, despite any outward appearance to the contrary.
@Madisonkanna Cynical answer - time spent in the job.
Less cynical answer - a bigger set of patterns experienced that they can match with a new problem to start an answer.
@BillBJ6 @JonW_67@TruthMattersToo@HollieStaffor12@LibDems@UKLabour @EmmaMidBeds Doesn't guarantee it, but the idea is that someone from the area is meant to be the representative for the area, as they're more likely to need cognisant of the wants and needs of the people they're representing.
Admittedly, that feels hollow in the party politics of today
@lowercase_becca@Humanstein @TheNameIsDusty As for display on the floor. A 1.5m segment of shelf can hold about 100 cases. Have a stack of 6 shelves vertically, and you have 6000 cases by having two sides of a 7m room covered. Again, not as unrealistic as it seems once you check the figures.
@lowercase_becca@Humanstein @TheNameIsDusty I think 7000 dvd cases fill up a lot less space than you'd think. Going by a standard case size, 7000 cases fit in about 2.5 m^3. Obviously that's packed tightly, and doesn't account for extra copies, but the storage needed would be within normal shop sizes quite easily.
@Jim1810@DrBurkstrom@MartinSLewis Make it mandatory, and also require all ballots to include "none of the above", so there's an official way to register your dislike for every choice, instead of spoiling your ballot or not voting, both of which are easily ignored.
@ATPMolloy1 @processangel1@PolitlcsUK@thetimes I'm guessing people hearing `would've` and repeating it as 'would of'. That's how language evolved though so π€·
@VermisstPfarrer@stephenkb@lewis_goodall@gideonrachman Wait, are you saying you want to know the standard deviation and the skew rather than just the mean, like some crazy statistician who knows the mean is meaningless in isolation?
@RightAndRude @shellyreyn57609 @HashedHeady @Amyides @EdKrassen I'm not even from the US and know that's in the flag code there... https://t.co/3k83P0G4mx (part b states no clothing, part h states the flag should never be used as a receptacle)
@MongeMkt@jasonprompts You should see some of the meeting summaries GPT produces when given no meeting transcript. Absolute masterpieces that make me wish that was the meeting I'd had.
I also recently had it summarise that I'd restored God when I was muttering in a test call that I had recording π
@Junkenstein72@rebeccakarenina @JustAGSD @implausibleblog I was hoping for another minority government or coalition at the 2019 election... Anything to get the country's leadership to start compromising rather than violently jerking between different extremes every few years.