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Is that actually a helpful comment, its certainly not in the sprit of HN
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Looks fine on windows edge and chrome to me - which setup are you reading it on?
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Could be abused as a non tariff barrier see the chicken tax on light trucks and other ways the us protects its local car industry.
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Ignores the fact that the UK has closed all its coal fired PowerStation's
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18 in the UK and in some us states CA I believe you need a full Bike licence for a 50cc.
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I seem to remember that top gear did something on these vehicles you can drive them after you have been done for drink driving
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That is very dangerous forcing bicycle and scooters/bikes to drive in the gutter. When I used to ride a MB in London I did not hug the gutter that's asking to hit a grate or debris - I rode in the lane 1-2 feet from the kerb just
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Ah no worked for Telecom gold near London bridge then network house in Aspley spit after workstyle 2000 when they merged telecom gold and prestels developers. Did you know Steve Cornelius? my manger later on - you arnt that Hzaeii from
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Does Heidelberg have the same cachet as Oxbridge in the UK
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I think its more correct to say x.25 was virtual circuit based - over a packet based system. x.25 had a MFT (Metric Fuck Ton) of error checking (at each layer). I used to work in OSI based networking - debugging OSI issues was an art - no
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You don't get sms notifications/reminders from your doctors / hospitals? about appointments In the UK sms messaging is a key part of a lot of taxi films work flow - who needs UBER
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Interesting I worked on Prestel (Uk Teletext) billing for a while as well as the Telecom Gold (Dialcom) systems and they had super complex and expensive tariffs which stopped wide uptake. We used to joke that for Prestel you could have a cu
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I can recall when using Mixed case in your Hollerith Constants was considered a bit flash :-) Hollerith constants where the way you did text to terminal IO in Early Fortran's. For example "Press 1 to exit, 2 to edit settings, 3 to
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And if a kids goes back to school and infects an at risk family member - imagine being 10 years old and being responsible for the death of your grandpa or mum who is on treme risk register. Puts missing some crammed for test into perspectiv
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Comment Reminds me of an overly enthusiastic apprentice at British Telecom 20 years ago :-)
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Possibly in some cases (eg doctors on particular shift in a hospital) - but normally as a salaried professional you manage your own time.
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Ah the good old days where 25% of children died before 5
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Isn't this the narrative that MAGA/ Proud boys and the KKK (I wont mention NAZIS) before them have always used
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That's assuming you have the add inventory a some point reducing costs make sense
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I hope you then worked out how much TOIL you where owned and pointed out to them the definition of salaried employment.
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Why? reading Wikipedia this seems to be what used to be called RAD - done right its Fucking awesome. One thing is you need 100% collocated experienced people who know what they are doing - no third party agencies who spend 15 mins discussin
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DEC documentation was always very good but then it was a product you paid for.
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Not from an optics POV companies don't want to be the plaintiff in high profile cases like this.
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But with shitty stuff like this you don't want to be the company that loses the case. Apple needs a new HR director
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I am switching from my legacy demon email and I was surprised I managed to get my lastname.org.co.uk domain.
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Back when I worked on OSI email for the uk's main ADMD I could have had an address at the top level C=UK CN="NAME" My Boss had the set up BTW
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You have watched a knights tale?
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Interesting about two weeks ago I discovered Bardcore when I was looking for cues to use in online roll d20 games. I am playing a PF2 gnome bard which is what triggered the search, though I was looking initially for circus style music and t
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Published CEO salaries also has a ratcheting effect. "what that dolt Hardcastle is getting 2 mill, there barely profitable I should be on more than that."
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It also reduces employee bargaining power - having a proper anonymous audit of all employees however will be a good thing as it will expose problems. BTW before I get flamed I have seen the anonymised data for a big UK tech company >175k
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