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I recall Hearing Dire Straits on Peel back when they where this London independent pub rock band - I though oh id love to book them for 18 Plus ( a youth organisation like Rotaract).
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6y ago
Tony Blackburn has an massive knowledge of soul and years ago used to do a great show on London Radio.
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That's Lidl's MO they don't commit to having a consistent product line
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6y ago
So there are not enough lanes open then (sounds like poor time and motion work) and just how much stuff are you buying that you cant fit it on the belt?
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6y ago
Yes back in the day .net was just for players and not for subs (civilians)
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6y ago
Good summary though id disagree about the .org == "us non profit" Should have gone with Poptels (already ran .coop) bid back in 2002 - though I suspect that ICAN did not find us as biddable as they would like.
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6y ago
If you have already brought a mac mini and an ipad an extra $50 isn't that much - though this should of course be something Apple should have thought about.
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6y ago
People publish recipes without mark-up well that's a waste of time
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I have done lot of work on cocktails (major brand) and they key is the structured mark-up we are trying some tests on longer form listings ie >200 words. I think that food is much more dispersed apart from super stars like Nigella, Jamie
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I still do them for some desirable ones - eg if covid hadn't intervened id have done a custom cover letter and cv for the grade 6-7 Civil service job I got pitched (Colonel to brigadier Range) (that's around the same level of Matt
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I did say "strictly limit /regulate" and just because some one puts something in a contract doesn't make it enforceable (justiciable) And in the UK you would NOT want to cross BALPA (pilots union) if an airline tried thi
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I recall seeing some gnarly SQL at British Telecom over 2k lines. Id agree with you about keeping it as simple as possible
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My understanding is To get a US degree you have to take courses outside your main topic unlike the UK
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Is Europe different than the US /UK I would not normally consider applying direct to a tech company in the UK as almost 100 % of roles are via a recruiter.
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Actually not most countries strictly limit /regulate this sort behaviour and if your made redundant I suspect that the employer would not be able to recover anything. Unfortunately employment practices in that part of the world are Hor
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In that case Use Linode and not AWS - I ported a little POC system I had built to Linode and it cost 10x to run it on AWS. Though I id get a understanding of the basics of AWS out of it probably not the best use of the share holders money
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But with modelling having much more grunt allows you to use much better models for things like hydrodynamics modelling / weather simulations. Which beats using a physical model and highspeed film projected onto a wall covered in graph
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Ah true - though I wonder if their balance sheet wasn't that good to start with.
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I am surprised the Avis has to goto the junk bond market - the cruise line I can sort of get
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And are not individual workers "profit-seeking entities" btw I do own Apple shares so what about my rights not to have those expropriated.
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I would have put that the other way round " In order to encourage team morale and foster team collaboration, the management committee have decided to reduce the number of days that employees can work from home from three to one day per
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6y ago
So a democratic system that ignores property rights when it suits the mob that is not actually Democratic.
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Sorry no - I work on enterprise websites for a very big brand and the process is a key part of the product - liaising with European developers creative agencies in the UK / US and the brand and ourselves is a key part. Unfortunately a
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I would agree finder when compared to File explorer (and its Linux equivalent) or even file manger in windows 3.1 is the Mac OS's biggest weakness.
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Around 1994 or so One mac model (system 7) was notorious for having a power switch next to the floppy drive that looked like the eject button. Those of us from a windows / unix back ground where for ever pushing the power button when
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Your not wrong you need a strong chair and a commitment to good governance - I suspect there where a lot of buggins turn appointees with no experience in holding an executive to account.
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$$$$$$$
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The problem was that oversight roles where hamstrung deliberately by the executive (doers) Holding meetings in far flung and hard to get to places was one tactic
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UM having a native x access to your dev machines (which are full tech copies of live) is simpler - rather than this more modern method of every one developing locally on different hardware and a different os.
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So run an xserver on your pc and work on the development server or your local Linux workstation. And why would you be running games on your companies Linux systems ?
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