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by barking 8y ago
Maybe david Cameron reckoned England football supporters would more likely to be pro-Brexit?
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by barking 8y ago
I'd be guessing that there is no evidence because that would destroy the obscurity and thereby the security.
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by barking 8y ago
Same thing can happen in countries where the state funds political parties and outlaws large private/corporate donors. The funding is given according to how many seats each party already has and so favours the status quo.
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by barking 8y ago
windows client installer is pretty large at 29MB and scores 3 detections out of 66 on virustotal.
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by barking 8y ago
I presume this is only for the occasional thing that people are afraid will disappear from youtube or is there some other reason for downloading that I'm missing?
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by barking 8y ago
My sister learnt pitmans shorthand while I had a book called teach yourself Dutton's speedwords that I studied to some degree. This guy's blog post on it is pretty good: http://www.thetechnicalgeekery.com/2014&#x2F
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by barking 8y ago
Probably a fair rule to go by overall But if I'd followed her rule I might not have read 'Fathers and Sons' through. The first fair chunk of the book I found extremely boring but at some point I became engrossed and to this d
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by barking 8y ago
There's a philips c12 (iirc) there, I had one circa 2000, really liked that phone. Maybe it was more by association though. My contract allowed one free number and I set that to a landline access number of a discount telecoms provider
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by barking 8y ago
That's interesting, I read of someone who got done because a shop receipt was found on the street. They went to the shop with the receipt and were able to find the transaction's credit/debit card details and then went to the
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by barking 8y ago
I'd never heard of this before. I had read that it is possible for infection from the face and upper jaw to track to the the brain, so maybe there is some venous return from the face via the brain. https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by barking 8y ago
I don't think this is true. Blood to the face is supplied by branches of the carotid arteries but all blood that goes to the face will return to the heart then the lungs and then the heart again before going anywhere else.
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by barking 8y ago
it's been over thirty yesterday and today, it's virtually record temperatures for us and almost no one has air conditioning or even much in the way of fans.
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by barking 8y ago
“If you are cold, tea will warm you; if you are too heated, it will cool you; If you are depressed, it will cheer you; If you are excited, it will calm you.” --Gladstone
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by barking 8y ago
Western Civilization considers it a human right to be able kill the most vulnerable humans under the pretext that they aren't ready yet to have human rights.
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by barking 8y ago
Am I right in guessing that this affects the filezilla client only (at least on Windows)? Virustotal gives the server a clean bill of health. It gives the client a detection score of 7/67. This raises the question for me of what's
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by barking 8y ago
Never taken an uber nor a lyfft, was in a taxi in Gran Canaria, professional, nice livery, well maintained cars and the drivers wear a uniform.
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by barking 8y ago
This does not contradict the point I made in my post previous to this one.
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by barking 8y ago
Your own experience cannot be anecdotal
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by barking 8y ago
Terriers stay small because they're given whiskey as pups and the way to catch a bird is to throw salt on its tail are two other childhood facts that I find hard to completely give up.
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by barking 8y ago
It's not anecdotal because I was giving own experience. Also I wasn't offering any advice.
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by barking 8y ago
This does not tie in with my experience as someone who had those removed at age 6. This winter for example, everyone in our household had nasty chest infections except me.
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by barking 8y ago
I am not attacking public server workers as a way of promoting better wages for private sector workers. Also getting a raise is not ALWAYS as simple as asking your boss for one, especially in an era of globalisation and robotics. They even
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by barking 8y ago
The story since the recovery has been one of increased output but no growth in wages. Something different is going on whereby workers don't seem to be able to bargain for more. Whether that's due to globalisation or being replaced
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by barking 8y ago
what would give those reports a lot more weight in my eyes would be if they were from ex-employees of the USPS. People who'd left the job for something else through being forced to pee in a bottle. It's ridiculous, where do taxi d
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by barking 8y ago
I'm not saying that they are making it up but if it maybe happened once it's going to get put out there as the norm. I worked in a job once where the supervisors had their lair in a room just behind my back. They spent half their
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by barking 8y ago
They don't really do that, you know. It happens about as often as it does in other jobs, ie rarely.
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by barking 8y ago
The thing about the public service is that everyone is an employee. Even the top boss is. It's the last place where change will come from. With their unsackability and final salary linked pension schemes they are completely out of touc
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by barking 8y ago
I've heard the same story during strikes over here by public service workers. It's a story designed to engender sympathy from a public most of whom in reality have inferior pay and conditions to the strikers. The public service ar
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by barking 9y ago
That's a physical product, that's proper stealing, is that!
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by barking 9y ago
[OT] And when your app only costs a dollar to begin with, then people feel justified to pirate it, because it's basically worthless crap anyway or you'd charge more.

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