C1sc0cat

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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Exactly you have to consider Flemish speakers in Belgium and you might even have a nl-nl page and be-nl page. Flemish doesn't have it's own language code BTW
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Ah not really alcohol related adds and content is heavily regulated - much more so in the USA as a result of its puritan background. I work in this area and we spend lot of time jumping through hoops - to avoid problems.
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Most of them are not though - I see a lot of unminifed JS and CSS
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
I would have identified the issue and put plans in place to make sure it didn't happen the second time - any idea how much a DNF costs a top F1 team? I worked on Campus at Cranfield Uni (close to RB and Maclarren) At a tier 1 research
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Employees HATE hot desking - you'd also have to disinfect / clean much more rigorously similar to hospital standards.
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Sucks for the worker who now has to bear the cost of providing office space and internet connections and your local network. Also longer term a lot of housing stock will become les desirable and new residential housing will become bigger a
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
There are a lot more safety car's in F1 now so that makes sense
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
A few years ago I did a spec Job application to RBR racing I wasn't cheeky enough to mention the two DNF's (ran out of fuel) they had had the previous season, and how as a former Research Assistant / Experimental officer at
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
I beg to differ - RPG's played via roll2d0 Fantasy ground etc are not different to those played FTF. Personally I don't like TTRPG as DnD precedes Computer based RPG's by decades and also TTRPG makes me think or more wargamin
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
If you can afford the lawyers.
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Pretty much every jurisdiction will have some law about this. A lot of labour law is derived from "Master and Servant" Laws.
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
The rule of thumb that if your side project is "related" to your employers work - its theirs - the problem is can you afford the layers to assert that right. For example If you are an semipro musician and you wrote your countries
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
I take the view that rights are inalienable, I don't have a problem with documents but with Id cards. Given the structural deficiencies of the US police (And other police forces) giving them an excuse to stop people is to be avoided un
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Interesting to see an interactive Fortran as I started with Fortran in my first Job - on my first day I was told there is a book in the company library go and learn Fortran For the really big Fortran systems I worked on in the 1980's
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
These days you don't use the older Fortran'isams Arithmetic IF's for example and I suspect no one uses BLOCK DATA any more. But Backwards compatibly is important here as there is a lot of legacy code still in use - yes I kno
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Thinking that compulsory id cards "Papers Bitte" are not a good thing is not an uncommon view.
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Eu elections are PR which is where Brexit got its start. You right its unique its more prevalent in PR systems its only rare cases where governments don't have a working majority in the UK
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Proportional system also allow fringe candidates excessive power as king makers in coalitions, and damage society.
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Erskine and May a hard copy of which costs £400 It is online at https://erskinemay.parliament.uk/ But the executive has far to much power in the UK in my opinion - you can see why thye went after John Bercow as he was push
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Reminds me of a friend who at Uni who went to FCS (federation of conservative students) meetings that where run like this. Dominated by "drunken yahoos" was her comment, I believe this is where Guido Fawkes cut his teeth.
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
An organisation will also have a Rules of Debate and Standing orders which are used - with Roberts or Citrine being used when the standing orders /rules of debate are silent. Not so sure these are actually very useful a quick read find
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
I have been to many meetings based on similar principals and am the Chair of standing orders for a large UK Union RRO based off us/common practice but Congress, Senate and the House of Commons do a lot a "naughty shit" that a
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Winchester lever actions where second tier rifles at that point not Lee Enfield's. Gewehr 98 and so on and used different cartridges Having to buy basic stuff like that on the open market is a sign that your in trouble. Wikipedia say
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
And you assume that China will allow an orderly evacuation and allow HK residents to leave with their capital intact. This might be more like the ethnic cleansing that happened in Kenya and Uganda - where people where forced out leaving beh
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
I am not sure I thought that Parmjit Danda, Keith Vaz and Lord Gupta had got it through. Incidentally the person concerned in that article lives in my home town
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Caste is not the same as Class Discrimination.
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
I mentioned this before and got marked down for it. In the UK Caste was added a few years into the anti discrimination law. I know one of the MP's involved in getting that through parliament.
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
They where buying lever action Winchesters off the USA - not normally a sign that your military production is up to providing what you need
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
Yes Russia was growing fast but from a low base but the handling of this growth was totally botched. And pre and pots ww1 arms production was not massive Russia was buying massive amounts of guns from the USA and look at the performance of
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by C1sc0cat 6y ago
I have worked very successfully with one day sprints and an end of day catch up - though the was with RAD/DSDM.

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