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Swifty
6y ago
This is not true, the guidance is: "one form of exercise a day, for example a run, walk, or cycle - alone or with members of your household" There is no time limit on how long you can be out exercising for.
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7y ago
This is not entirely true, not all agencies teach a Controlled Emergency Swimming Ascent (CESA). From memory the only one that teaches this is PADI. Most don't as this is not a very effective or safe way of getting up once you get bell
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8y ago
Id say it comes down to the way cave diving in Briton is largely different from that of mainland Europe. So even on site the British cave divers would see the approach as different to the Europeans In Briton cave diving is largely done to m
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Ajit Pai calls California’s net neutrality rules “illegal”
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Banning Chinese network gear is a really bad idea, small ISPs tell FCC
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9y ago
so the minority of users, seeing as 2/3rd of the population don't live in a Urban and suburban area. I live in a Rural area in the UK, i have a 20 mile commute to work, and its 6 miles to the nearest city. There is 2 bus services
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Google’s auto-suggested search results have become slightly less offensive
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Really Bad Chess makes chess fun even if you’re really bad
(theverge.com)
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10y ago
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Dispute over games removed from Steam
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10y ago
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The Great EMV Fake-Out: No Chip for You
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11y ago
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Flexible or fiasco the great debate over unlimited vacation policy
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11y ago
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Firm stops selling exploits after delivering Flash 0-day to Hacking Team
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11y ago
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11y ago
There is a podcasts dedicated to video game music, called sound of play. you can find it here: http://caneandrinse.com/category/sound-of-play/ One of the guests they have had on is a composer who was influenced by
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12y ago
If you have an engineer set up the router, they may just click though the screen as part of the set up, or bypass the traditional set up to save time.
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12y ago
If it is his home broadband, why not get your client to speak to sky and opt-out of the adult blacklist.
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12y ago
im a dyslexic, and i started at uni doing a programming degree, I then switched off it (not due to my dyslexia, but lousing a passion for it once I was no longer doing it for run.) I had no problem programming with dyslexia, as I found afte
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Drone ban at Yosemite appears legally questionable
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12y ago
Sorry but Coke didn't make Santa read and round, the character had been depicted like that before. While they did popularise this, and has gone on to inspire the popular image of Santa, so say they created it is going a bit far. http:
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One big reason we lack Internet competition: Starting an ISP is really hard
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2013 most vulnerable systems and software
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Valve: First version of SteamOS to be released to the masses on Friday
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13y ago
Opensuse technically has two rolling models, The first being Factory which contains bleeding edge software that will is considered to be unstable. The second is Tumbleweed which just pushes updated Stable software. Factory is manly for deve
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Drama over: Google posts images and binaries for 2013 Nexus 7
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Selling, coding, and playing the “world’s largest videogame”
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13y ago
I wouldn't say there was any social engineering here, they asked for some detail's the hacker was able to give them. This just highlights the problem of having accounts that rely in the same email address that are used for identification. A
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14y ago
IT's not Amazon selling the item directly, its from the Amazon market place. Which makes it likely that when ever the merchant put in a price they made a mistake.
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On appeal, Oracle insists Googles Android copied key Java code
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US Senator says games are a bigger problem than guns
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14y ago
As fare as I remember the 4th indie bundle didnt have donations for EFF, as the charity are generally voted for by the developers. also they have done none cross playform bundles before (with some of there android bundles.) why not take thi
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Habbo Hotel Hopes For New Life As A Gaming Platform
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