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by aka- 17y ago
I'd love to see some hard evidence of that claim. It's a tragedy of the commons. Daily Mail readers like parent poster are convinced the country is going to the dogs. Since many of them have the power, money and/or influence to do some sma
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by aka- 17y ago
...and make it secure.
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by aka- 17y ago
google cache: http://66.102.9.132/search?q=cache:matchstrike.net/strikepad...
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by aka- 17y ago
i'm not the downvoter, but the device does let you specify limits for when you have to be up.
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by aka- 17y ago
the free shipping to the UK and the aggressive price point was what got my pre-order. A while back I was looking at the FitBit, which specifically said 'we only ship to US right now'. FitBit should partner with a shipping specialist, sinc
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by aka- 17y ago
Yes. Online grocery shopping with dedicated delivery services is huge here (in the UK). Imagine how much bigger it would be when you could order stuff in much smaller batches at more regular intervals? Loaf of bread and a pint of milk to
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by aka- 17y ago
The only thing that prevents from thinking about this idea in the same way as flying cars is our water delivery network. if we could build that 100+ years ago (albeit at gigantic expense), perhaps we have finally reached the technology lev
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by aka- 17y ago
Exactly. The point of this is not one celeb who's number inadvertantly became public domain, it's the rest of us poor sods who are forced to use our unique contact information like phone numbers and mailing addresses to get regular service
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by aka- 17y ago
I'm British and codes would be used for cryptographic codes or voucher codes, but not in programming. Files full of C++ are code, not codes.
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by aka- 17y ago
GM sold 8.35 million vehicles last year. Tesla less than 200. How surreal.
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by aka- 17y ago
autonomous (even flying) cars need HW and SW advances. People have been banging on about brain-computer interfaces and augumented reality for years, both of which needs some serious hardware and design advances to be really usable (and wou
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by aka- 18y ago
We're rich! We have special exemption from the law and can stop you creating a useful public resource! I'm embarrassed by my countrymen. They do not speak for me.