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by awjr 12y ago
The more interesting thing about this is that it is likely to result in a higher 'hit' rating of nude/risky pics as somebody using snapsave inherently is intentionally attempting to keep pictures the sender knew were going to
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by awjr 12y ago
"Multi-national" babies in Europe where populations are actually declining.
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by awjr 12y ago
Thought this was the stupidest thing ever, then I listened. It's rather cool and seems to work. Kudos.
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by awjr 12y ago
Dammit you ruined the canal boat dream! Must admit, renting one for a month or two would probably be worth considering before buying one. I hear it's all about finding a mooring space.
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by awjr 12y ago
I was heavily into SWOTOR at the time and that was a driver for an increase in my battery capacity, but honestly, the place I worked at was pretty chilled and I could sit and play after work if I wanted (on my laptop). There is nothing to p
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by awjr 12y ago
Just make sure it's a camper van and not a van ;)
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by awjr 12y ago
In the UK, there was concern that people asleep in camper vans could be 'got' as in charge of a vehicle. I do still believe being in the back of a van drunk parked on the road would be putting yourself in a 'legally' ris
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by awjr 12y ago
Lol I never. :D
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by awjr 12y ago
Sounds like your set up was more rural. I was doing it in the middle of a city mostly, so really had to have everything self contained. Definitely would consider having the rear doors open and ability to pull out a cooking area and pop up a
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by awjr 12y ago
UK caravan club got the clarification from the police years ago. The driver cabin is considered separate to the rear. They are two distinct 'rooms'. Unsure when you have a swivelling captain chair, but in my van the seats were fix
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by awjr 12y ago
I used it as a way to explore Exeter, Devon and the surrounding coast. It was fun. One hell of an experiment and life hack. Would definitely do it again, but I would probably build my own van rather than buy off the shelf as I have that lux
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by awjr 12y ago
Well technically your clothes are hanging up in the space your are cooking in. You don't really need to be known as "Mr. Bacon". Toilet is critical. You will need it (knew a friend that decided to not install one and rely on
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by awjr 12y ago
Well, I'd bought a camper van in the summer, and a contract came up too far away to realistically commute. So I could have stayed in a B&B during the week, however I felt that this would work out. My wife was not quite in love with
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by awjr 12y ago
I did this on a 6 month contract as an experiment over a mild winter in the UK in 2011. You can pretty much do this anywhere. Couple of tricks: 1) Get a small camper/van that can park in one car parking space with a diesel heating syst
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by awjr 12y ago
Same situation with cricket in the UK. The newish 20/20 cricket is an evening's entertainment. Normal cricket can take all damn day.
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by awjr 12y ago
Form over function? They made something that looks elegant without considering how people use watches. As the reviewer mentioned, you forget about it, it just becomes something you use adhoc during the day. Adhoc has to last 24+ hours. Coul
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by awjr 12y ago
Well, any retailer has to increase their prices by 3% to cover CC charges. Even the simple act of a place insisting on a minimum spend of X on a CC can put you in a situation to spend more than you need to. You might not think you are payin
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by awjr 12y ago
I'm quite surprised by the blasé attitude the US has to card security. The lack of chip and pin still surprises me. I'm surprised a lot of the bigger retail companies haven't put pressure on the banks to bring this in.
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by awjr 12y ago
I know it's wrong, but I'd be happy if they just refused to provide any services unless you had an up to date browser or any interaction would immediately take the user to the what browser site http://whatbrowser.org&#x
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by awjr 12y ago
I was involved in writing the short term collision alert system for the New En Route Centre down in Swanwick, UK. Basically proving something won't kill is extremely important in this environment. The language is almost irrelevant. Pro
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by awjr 12y ago
Rather than kill the site (as the video is a downloadable 27mb file), I've uploaded it to youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frgCQVGOdgs&feature=youtu.be I'll delete it in a couple of days once this drops
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by awjr 12y ago
"War on drugs" is a terrible world affliction. Prohibition neither works nor is conducive to a better society. Governments should just tax and sell the drugs to the general public. Alcohol is considered to be the most harmful drug
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by awjr 12y ago
Have to agree, Dune is an amazing book and stands well on it's own. One of my favourite ever. Even the film/TV interpretations are pretty good :)
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by awjr 12y ago
That bit in life where people repurpose equipment in ways the original manufacturers never considered. I hate the term but in this case "thinking outside the box" comes to mind. What's more interesting is that even the people
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by awjr 12y ago
I think for specific situations this can be useful. In the final video they show a 'holding tank' the salmon eventually get to and are then hand transported through the building to the next body of water. I think it has been desig
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by awjr 12y ago
Be aware that the 'sugar' lobby fought hard not to have sugar demonised the way fat was by the WHO. This really is of their own making.
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by awjr 12y ago
I don't think it's the fact that sugar is evil, but that it has been marketed as better than fat. Low fat food high in 'hidden' sugars are sold to us as better for us. Both have their issues, but looking at our diet over
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by awjr 12y ago
The reading was taken at a distance of 1300 feet with a handheld device that is not meant to be used handheld beyond 1000 feet. That's a significant distance. I'm assuming the cop was hiding or trying to stay hidden.
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by awjr 12y ago
Out of curiosity, with the recent release of their patents, is Tesla going to be enabling other car manufacturers to purchase these batteries? Standardising on a housing module across manufacturers seems a 'good thing' for the gen
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by awjr 12y ago
I think the issue with electric bikes is that until you try one out you have no idea what you are missing out on. Recently I was able to test a direct drive (The motor is in the bottom bracket and assists you pedalling). It's phenomena

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