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by Milner08 8y ago
Because they're double insulated, so no need for ground. Also with UK plugs (The superior plug type) the apple chargers are pretty great, no way they're falling out the wall then. With the US plug they're pretty annoying thou
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by Milner08 8y ago
Dont conflict one ministers opinion with the whole of the UK. Its not even something that is being debated, it would never get anywhere near a law (Even though I am sure Ms May would love it to).
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by Milner08 8y ago
What are you talking about? WW2 was not about freedom of movement. The Schengen zone did not come about until way later. And as you your self said they never adopted it. Your statement doesn't make much sense. Sure Brexit sucks but we
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by Milner08 8y ago
I just have a Thunderbolt 3 hub and it connects everything I need to a single port. Its actually much more convenient than before.
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by Milner08 8y ago
You think this is equivalent to knowing about the Milky Way? You seem to have put some major significance on something that really has very little baring on our day to day lives. Im sure most countries teach a good deal about the solar syst
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by Milner08 8y ago
Personally I feel KDE is still kind of horrible. I would much rather GNOME.
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by Milner08 8y ago
Except, in the grand scheme of things thats very clean. Compared to Gas or Coal power plants that are much more difficult to build and are also often located in relatively remote locations. We need some kind of power to pick up the slack bu
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by Milner08 9y ago
I think it depends where you are. In London cashless is much easier than in the country where cash & minimum spend on card is much more common
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by Milner08 9y ago
This has been my experience too. I love Linux, but its just too buggy (And I had all these issues on a ThinkPad that was marked as 'Linux Ready'). It really does give me a nice environment for development but the lost hours and da
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by Milner08 9y ago
What on earth does their stance on Brexit have to do with there position in the select committee?!
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by Milner08 9y ago
I would argue that use of it's and its is going the same way as who and whom. Its mostly obvious which one is intended and its not like you could tell the difference in spoken English anyway. While its nice to be correct I don't t
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by Milner08 9y ago
The only reason a self-built car won't be reliable is because you don't know what you are doing. The same goes for email. If you take the time to understand what you are doing it is perfectly fine.
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by Milner08 9y ago
The old stock GWR trains are still like this. They still use quite a few of them although they are being removed slowly by the looks of things.
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by Milner08 9y ago
Not for me, it's waiting for me to click install in the App Store. Its pretty well highlighted though.
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by Milner08 9y ago
I've driven in both. Rome is bad, but I would still say the roads are worse in Manhattan.
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by Milner08 9y ago
Wasn't it only USB C he was finding issues with?
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by Milner08 11y ago
You forget that there is more than just the american market. Im sure that the NHS in the UK would love stuff like this.
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by Milner08 11y ago
I cant speak for anywhere else but the UK they offer pensions.
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by Milner08 11y ago
They still do lots of storage products like SAN Volume Controller, Storwize, FlashSystems and XIV. However they are currently focusing on cloud, for that they have Softlayer and BlueMix. In terms of other products MQ is still pretty big, so
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by Milner08 11y ago
Also upvoted, Im experiencing the same issues as him. Never had a problem when it was DHL/InterLink/DPD/etc (sure they weren't good, but they were much better than Amazon!).
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by Milner08 11y ago
Recently all my orders from amazon have come via Amazon Logistics and all I can say is they SUCK. Ive started using lockers cause I cant be bothered with the hassle of them failing to get into my flat block and then not contacting me at all
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by Milner08 11y ago
IBM offer ThinkPads or Macbooks, so people who still want the trackpoint get it. I barely ever see anyone using it though. So long as you don't get a W540 the touchpad is much easier to use (I have a W540 and its touchpad is so bad it
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by Milner08 11y ago
I remember my dad having something very similar in his office when I was a kid. You could write on it like a normal white board then it would print out a copy of it for you.
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by Milner08 11y ago
Current IBM Dev here. I know several IBM teams that use slack & github. There should be no problem with that.
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by Milner08 11y ago
Apparently so! I love the idea of them taking off a coin to speed it up and adding it back again once its in time. For such a famous clock you would think they'd create some kind of perfectly accurate weight, but I guess this gives the
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by Milner08 11y ago
Yeah, pretty much, but their library is much smaller.
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by Milner08 11y ago
Honestly, with a bit of research and a few practice games you could probably create your own engine for this. Its pretty simple as games go. Plus its far more fun to make your own engine to :D
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by Milner08 11y ago
Im in the UK, and while I think this is a cool idea we already have BT Openzone/Fon available in a lot of places (It works in a similar way, except its free for anyone who is also on BT). We also have free 'Cloud' WiFi in lot
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by Milner08 11y ago
But, if I'm in an area where people are very unlikely to use my WiFi how do I accumulate 'Karma'? Do I then have to buy Karma?
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by Milner08 11y ago
While I agree this is probably fictional, the technology of canceling out sound waves (Well any wave) is pretty simple. Obviously filtering and replacing the sounds is more complex, but you could probably filter out external sounds in this

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