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by 45ure 7y ago
Are you by any chance describing the Swiss cheese model? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss_cheese_model
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by 45ure 7y ago
>I think people aren't really listening. The PM's elderly father went on TV to send out mixed messages, by declaring that he will go to the pub and nobody can stop him, just last week. You have to wonder, and question the &#x27
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by 45ure 7y ago
It would depend on where you are from in the UK, and how close you are to a distribution point. In London, it is generally between next day and a week at worst, for some items. I expect this situation to change over the coming weeks. Howeve
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by 45ure 7y ago
I am always baffled, when the keyboard + iPad issue is brought up, perhaps my use-case is unique. I use a Apple A1314 Keyboard, which has an ESC key, it is Bluetooth enabled with decent key travel, and cheap to acquire. It is just a matter
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by 45ure 7y ago
The novelty must have worn off, a long time ago. Almost all announcements of updates to existing products, look like a copypasta, they probably have templates and a well-oiled PR machinery to follow through.
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by 45ure 7y ago
I agree. I wouldn't doubt Prof. Chris Whitty's credentials; a voice of reason. Here he is at a Select Committee, a couple of weeks ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfJcwDaZrsA& If you need to know the role
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by 45ure 7y ago
Mr. Colvin does not believe he was price gouging. While he charged $20 on Amazon for two bottles of Purell that retail for $1 each, he said people forget that his price includes his labor, Amazon’s fees and about $10 in shipping. (Alcohol-
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by 45ure 7y ago
>Also, some people are in quarantine. A day late and a dollar short, breaking news in the last half-hour or so suggests a one-mile containment zone is being setup in New York (New Rochelle), National Guard troops have been sent. https:&
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by 45ure 7y ago
>You also inherit a default "guru" status on most teams as long as you don't screw it up. Your entire post, seems to be describing Nathan Barley (British TV Series). It is evergreen content and a hidden gem, with a then un
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by 45ure 7y ago
I read this article far more more seriously than any another r/disneyvacation post.
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by 45ure 7y ago
>Yes! I have learned tremendously about personal finance from ukpersonalfinance. I would not be so vigorous in endorsing any subreddit, especially not one that is related to financial matters. I will attempt to frame my salvo, with the e
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by 45ure 7y ago
The product placement is quite deliberate and to be expected, even though Apple probably thought it was clever and subliminal e.g. if you are an iPhone owner, and use the default note/tri-tone/chord ringtones, you will be reaching
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by 45ure 7y ago
I won't give away any spoilers, but The Morning Show is a proper Apple fest, and most of the characters are either borderline psychos or sociopaths.
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by 45ure 7y ago
You seem to have missed the point entirely or not familiar with this group of publications. This hook is used to entice it's target pearl clutching readership, in order to maintain it's flailing subscriber base ─ even giving it aw
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by 45ure 7y ago
>This article makes me angry because it doesn't consider the effects of Cov2 going pandemic. Your anger is justified, but perhaps you are not it's intended audience. The Spectator is prone to virtue signalling and is a sister p
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by 45ure 7y ago
The 'law' is more of an observation and generally applies to headlines. I feel you are being overly dismissive, as a question is being asked is in a dedicated section. There have been instances of CA's, most notably Symantec,
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by 45ure 7y ago
>From what I understand HS2 was planned to become very similar to the tube with 18 trains per hour. The comparison of HS2 with 18 paths per hour in each direction, on an overground rail system stretching over 320 miles, running at high
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by 45ure 7y ago
I have used Circuit Writer and Caikote for fixing lifted traces and remotes etc. I don't know if it will be either feasible or cost-effective, for small to medium projects. Good writeup, by the way! https://caig.com/con
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by 45ure 7y ago
>Really top-notch logic there in the UK. Brexit's finest. Relax. This is an example of some jobsworth in West Midlands, who has binge-watched Mr. Robot, got carried away trying to impress the boss' and released this under the c
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by 45ure 7y ago
>Here in the UK, Ocado (a home shopping delivery firm) will take back the plastic bags your shopping came in. They charge 5p per bag (as required by law), which you cannot opt-out of. You might as well use it as a bin-liner, as the cheap
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by 45ure 7y ago
>I have a lot of papers I use to shred, which became a hassle & I started burning them. You could try turning it into paper logs/briquettes, which might be useful as a source of energy or a BBQ, at the very least. Other alternat
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by 45ure 7y ago
As mentioned by others, the limit was raised to £30 over 4 years ago. Although, there is SCA (Strong Customer Authentication) regulation in the pipeline. I received an alert from at least two providers last year, albeit it does not apply to
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by 45ure 7y ago
'Taika Waititi jokes about what writers should be asking for in the next round of talks with producers' It is right there in the tweet.
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by 45ure 7y ago
IG-11 : You have suffered damage to your central processing unit. The Mandalorian : You mean my brain. IG-11 : That was a joke. It is meant to put you at ease.
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by 45ure 7y ago
>What you call "annoying AF" was reality for many many years and yet people were not constantly annoyed.. It might have been a reality pre-00s ─ today if you want to play out any Jason Bourne fantasies, they will not be conside
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by 45ure 7y ago
>They're Jabra Elite Sport, which got good reviews from what I can recall. >They're dropping out like crazy. It's seldom to get an entire minute of music without a small dropout. The area around the bus stop at work is
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by 45ure 7y ago
Be firm yet be fair and consistent; there is a lot of room in-between, which you can figure out as you go along ─ don't get overwhelmed, as there is no blueprint.
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by 45ure 7y ago
I would say they are Red-teaming (any relation to red-tops is unintentional). They already know their audience, so they strive to reduce the unknowns or false-positives.
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by 45ure 7y ago
The fake- ness is even more effective, if the said candidate is the originator and controls the narrative.
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by 45ure 7y ago
I agree with the endorsement as a FF/TB user. However, I would stop at charity shaming, as there is always a different side to the story. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22057737

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