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by accnumnplus1 7y ago
No-dealers don't want to keep the advantages - they want out.
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by accnumnplus1 7y ago
Having a veto on whether the UK can leave is control.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
If you play fortnite backwards there are satanic images.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Germany first, then the EU.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Similarly, tried it a few weeks back. Didn't last five minutes.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
"There just isn't enough skilled IT people." Does that reconcile with ageism?
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Like plant cuttings.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
The emperors new clothes.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
To re-phrase this: kids, if you're getting into tech, you might want to think again.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Mine is tmux/vim, and firefox. If someone changed the rest of it, I'd think something looked a little odd, but I'm not entirely sure if I'm using Mint Mate or Mint Cinnamon.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
This is really a no-brainer. The music annoys me as a regular customer. The choice of music can also be peculiar - country and western in London...?
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Stock options play a part at the company at which I work. Those who value the options work very hard, after hours, middle of the night from home, crack of dawn form home, weekends, look wasted, and I await their burnout snap. Those who ha
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Bad day for Bezos.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Exactly. I've been voted down for pointing that out. May is not a brexiter.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
How is "leave the EU" nebulous? There's nothing nebulous about it. The only thing that's nebulous, as Juncker said, is Theresa May with her faux-brexit deal.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
No. You seem very confused. Brexiters have not been doing any delivering. Brexiters want a WTO exit (aka "no deal"). The government are not brexiters - PM Theresa May is claiming her daft deal is brexit - she and a few of her
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Ah. My mind jumped to the Wollemi pine and such.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
And netbus!
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Time to send a telescope into distant orbit?
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
They would dig up roots and tubers as well.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
You know perfectly well that housing in London is a mess, resulting in people living where they might not prefer.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Exactly. Heathrow was setup as an airport in the middle of the last century, and continues to be used as if London hasn't grown in that time, and won't grow in the future. With plans to extend. I regularly get woken at 4:30am.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
I've only read Crime and Punishment, but this was exactly my observation of it. I really wasn't impressed with it, and then suddenly, almost exactly half way in, it kicked off and I was engrossed.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
This is just facebook all over again. Why can't people see trouble-tech? I never used facebook and won't ever use an alexa, nor whatever google's thing is.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Anyone have any idea what that would do to a human finger, a demonstration of which was sadly missing from the video?
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
Maybe too much Lovecraft, horror channel, or Slayer, but there's an element of "born of dead womb". Certainly nice for the transplant recipient and partner, but I think I'd feel a bit weird having groen in a transplante
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
I think if I was that kid I might feel a bit creepy.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
(Curious vim user here) Did you find any occasions where emacs was preferable to vim?
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
There's also the irony in their name - anticensor.
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by accnumnplus1 8y ago
When did we start calling it a clitoris?

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