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2251.
by bArray 10y ago
" Personally, I think you do deserve a second referendum. The remain/leave map shows a clear border. Northumberland votes out. North of that, its all remain. " It's tough luck. You can't threaten to quit every time
2252.
by bArray 10y ago
I voted remain also, it's just tough luck. What will be interesting now is whether Scotland really has the economy to survive on their own in the EU. Other smaller Countries have not yet been successful.
2253.
by bArray 10y ago
" Scotland and London are the only two regions that pay their own way. The rest live off subsidies from the UK and Europe. The ironies and cognitive dissonance of little Englanders never ceases. " I assume you don't live in E
2254.
by bArray 10y ago
I know of a lot of British people who do not want Scotland to be part of the UK. They get more funding per head, their own government and then complain they are unfairly treated.
2255.
by bArray 10y ago
Before Unicode made it so, when was there a need for an ice cream or a poo inline with the text? It's a way of expressing language.
2256.
by bArray 10y ago
Unicode? Of course they are well defined generally.
2257.
by bArray 10y ago
Truly amamzing man! I was actually wondering about the electrical symbols for logic gates, such as AND, OR, NOR, XOR, NOT, etc. I would hope they were universally accepted by now and would help when writing books or describing logic. A quic
2258.
by bArray 10y ago
It's like what one of the other comments say, the embassies are effectively extensions to Countries. Extraditing a guest of Ecuador may be considered an act of war and could set off a chain reaction for other embassies around the world
2259.
by bArray 10y ago
Not sure if Assange is a UK citizen, but if so they probably reserve the right to revoke citizenship anyway.
2260.
by bArray 10y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if Assange is found not guilty by the Swedish authorities and then Assange thinks he is free and leaves the embassy (which he plans to do). (I think the US could get Sweden to do that on the promise they have a
2261.
by bArray 10y ago
Thanks! I don't understand why the site should be suffering so much? All these sites seem to suffer when a link gets posted in a few places. Do they all have something in common?
2262.
by bArray 10y ago
Looks promising, I'll keep my eye out for machines with this processor.
2263.
by bArray 10y ago
Thanks, I'll check it out.
2264.
by bArray 10y ago
My question is whether alternatives are secure, such as AMD or ARM? I imagine the ARM architecture to be too scrutinised and low power to get away with that sort of thing? Personally I want to buy a laptop that is secure due to travelling t
2265.
by bArray 10y ago
Thanks man! Seems a strange thing to have happened, I'm almost impressed they some how lost the text. On a slightly different note, wasn't there an old browser that would put the link in if the text was missing?
2266.
by bArray 10y ago
"Today, roughly 67% of prosecutions involving suspected ISIS supporters include evidence from undercover operations, according to the " According to the what? Is it missing or redacted?
2267.
by bArray 10y ago
Five times more likely to cheat or five times more likely to get caught? I think this says more about a growing culture of people who take short-cuts than it does about people.
2268.
by bArray 10y ago
Is there a reason why this isn't an add-on to something like grease monkey? Just simply inject a little script into the page if the URL is GitHub and change the styles there? I don't normally personally do anything web wise but I&
2269.
by bArray 11y ago
For some reason I was under the impression she was doing a stint in the US or UK, I think it was just from how the article read.
2270.
by bArray 11y ago
As already mentioned, most of the points aren't specifically against women. Another thing you'll be up against is the lack of commercial experience, being the reason students take placements to get their foot in the door. But diff
2271.
by bArray 11y ago
It's back up now though, strange.
2272.
by bArray 11y ago
No 500 easily showing, but server still reporting the old version. Are you the creator?
2273.
by bArray 11y ago
Good shout, although a quick duck search didn't throw anything up for them doing anything long-term related. I was under the impression they have a "newest is best" policy. Happy to be shown differently though. Edit: I th
2274.
by bArray 11y ago
Yeah... That's a big one! Whoops!
2275.
by bArray 11y ago
Rocking an old version of nginx there... 500 Internal Server Error nginx/1.0.5 Security, one less thing to think about in the morning?
2276.
by bArray 11y ago
There's equal opportunity and equal outcome, they propose to tackle the problem with equal outcome. With more women taking degrees in the UK one must ask why they are less seen in STEM based subjects and not try to artificially level t