SilkRoadie

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by SilkRoadie 8y ago
I would like to second this. My father has this condition and he does hydrotherapy every week. Essentially exercises in the water. He has been able to stop taking medication and his quality of life has drastically improved.
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by SilkRoadie 8y ago
Isn't this already what private companies are doing? Google and Facebook especially have the ability to create huge profiles about your life and activities. They could almost certainly make highly productive models on people's act
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by SilkRoadie 9y ago
I feel you are completely overlooking all of the costs the business incurs. The cost of premises, printing costs, image licensing, insurance, marketing budget etc etc.
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by SilkRoadie 9y ago
The US system allows one party to freeze out another for periods of time due to control of different chambers. There were government shut downs under Obama.. I think that shows how terrible the US system is at the moment. Other countries li
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by SilkRoadie 9y ago
I experience the same thing in the UK. I rarely go to the doctor. Perhaps once a year if that. If I go it is because something hasn't gotten better after a number of weeks, I am unsure about something or genuinely uncomfortable. The do
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by SilkRoadie 9y ago
It is not false reasoning. She is relating to her specific experiences. Where I work 80-90% of applications are from men. We now have 2 women on our team but it is still male dominated. The women are there because they were best we could fi
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by SilkRoadie 9y ago
I don't agree with this either. I am in my thirties now and still stutter but I have made huge progress in the past 5 years. In the past stuttering was a huge part my life. Now, while I stutter from time to time my self confidence mean
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by SilkRoadie 9y ago
The problem with this line is 'gnaw' is actually a word. I find it very difficult to look past what is actually written and try to convert a correctly spelled word into something else.
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by SilkRoadie 9y ago
The scary thing is how easily people are swayed by blatant lies. Britain has been let down twice recently. Both times it was the quality of the debate around the referendums. For the voting system a lie was spread about how it isn't fa
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
What is insane? Windows 7 is 8 years old. Windows 8 is 5 years old. Microsoft is still providing security fixes for what are essentially now legacy platforms. There has to be a cost in supporting these new processors. Windows runs on almost
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
The thing is I don't want to carry multiple devices or have tonnes of things plugged into my tv. I want to turn on a device and watch Netflix or YouTube. I also got the WiiU late on a whim and it wasn't a good purchase. The switch
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
I mostly agree with what you have pointed out. The one exception is the British Airways site. That page is very confusing. At best is awful UI. At worst it was created to trick the user into purchasing a more expensive ticket.
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
It is typically found in very large stores. I only have only seen this in two Tesco stores.
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
Yep. It took a picture, insulted me then turned off the camera :D
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
I can't help but feel in the majority of cases fleeting access should not be a problem for a modern operating system. Lets say you are working in an office and get up to go the loo. You lock your work station. You are expecting that yo
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
From the foot of the elevator people walking will reach the top faster. However, navigating from the back of the queue at peak time to the start of the escalator is often time consuming. It would be interesting what the times were between t
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
> The title could be rephrased as "Cheap guys risk the lives of thousands of people by promising savings of a few bucks". You say "Cheap guys".. A growing number of people cannot afford an EpiPen. What are they suppos
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
After playing a bunch of Clash Royale I feel a lot like the author feel's about clash of clans. Clash Royale actually puts you into a routine of opening chests. Setting things in the game before going to bed and then opening things fir
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
PHPDoc is supported by most IDE's. Using this you can specify parameter types without using the actual type system. Visibility and typing features are good. Visibility helps to design and write better code. The typing features are also
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by SilkRoadie 10y ago
He said he had a back up and restored his music. As a user I would not expect Apple Music to wipe my existing music collection.
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by SilkRoadie 11y ago
Looks to me like there was a disconnect between what marketing wanted and what was delivered. Marketing saw this idea as a bit of fun, something that would create some good press and be playful. Unfortunately the implementation was terrible
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by SilkRoadie 11y ago
I recently switched my iPad 2 for the latest model. The main reason for the switch was a broken screen on my old iPad. The new iPad is fantasic. I will be upgrading my partners iPad 2 later this year. The latest iPad is so much better. So m
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by SilkRoadie 11y ago
I have always found these things to be a bit iffy. I think it is difficult to accurate track the number of steps or distance you have travelled. As for heart rate you would think it is easier but again I guess it would depend on the fit aro
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by SilkRoadie 11y ago
I agree, advertising is very important for the web. I think adblock is a step too far. If companies cannot generate revenue through advertising then they will need to start charging for their products which would be a negative for most peop
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by SilkRoadie 11y ago
Our team did something similar after the problems GitHub had when it came under attack a few weeks ago. We have a team of 20 or so and when GitHub becomes unreliable it becomes a big problem for the team. Last week we set up the community e
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by SilkRoadie 12y ago
It is interesting if you type "Stop asking me questions" it responds with.. "Sure, go ahead questions! Nobody is preventing you. What is your thoughts on computers replacing the function of humans? Apparently some people are
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by SilkRoadie 12y ago
Wouldn't it set an unwanted precedence if the British Government just let this go? There is an arrest warrant against Assange and the British Government has a duty to carry it out. If they do not carry it out then theoretically anyone
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by SilkRoadie 12y ago
My concern about this isn't the specific procedure, it is the moving of the line of what is allowed. What will happen next? I am sure there will be an illness where just a tiny bit of gene splicing could improve the lives of x amount o
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by SilkRoadie 12y ago
You typically watch the player as much as the game. The game simply provides the context for the entertainment. Also.. Competitive tournaments are a good watch. You may be surprised. It also makes you better at the game you watch. So watch
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by SilkRoadie 12y ago
Winter, A guy with 2k viewers for starcraft said he made $70k in the past year. Forsen who is in that picture usually has 17-30k viewers and pushes donations a lot without ever running ads. Honestly i thought he was making more than what is

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