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571.
by barking 10y ago
Absolutely and I know I could rely on the rest of you to show solidarity and boycott Ryanair, right?
572.
by barking 10y ago
In my experience there are a small percentage of customers, bullies basically, who are toxic and have the ability to ruin the experience for your good customers by taking up an inordinate amount of resources in money, time and employee ment
573.
by barking 10y ago
You can require your customers to show decorum if you choose.
574.
by barking 10y ago
That's only because the reaction was so unusual. I'd react the way you suggest but I admire people who react the way he did. And, every now and then you hear of a business with a fuck you attitude that succeeds, e.g. Ryanair
575.
by barking 10y ago
Those uses of keylogging are about as legitimate as hidden cameras in hotel bedrooms, imo.
576.
by barking 10y ago
What's the legitimate use for remote keylogging?
577.
by barking 10y ago
It seems the literacy rate there then would have been no more than 10%. http://www.tektonics.org/tsr/tilliteracy.html
578.
by barking 10y ago
Le Pen is steady at about 1/3 Macron is at about the same with everyone expecting the final 1/3 to support him in a run-off. Seems pretty safe for Macron. I don't know much about France, is there ever much of a shift before t
579.
by barking 10y ago
Maybe, but opinion polls got it wrong in the cases of Trump and Brexit. It seems a lot of people who intend vote on the right (for the want of a better term) are coy about it when asked.
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by barking 10y ago
I don't buy this argument. There was a long period of peace after Waterloo in 1815. After WW1 the powers of Europe were still big players on the world stage and Germany still felt it had some sort of imperialist destiny to fulfill. Af
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by barking 10y ago
This story is going to get very boring very quickly. Little will be decided until close to the deadline in two years. In the meantime life will go on as normal as it has for the last year. What is much more interesting is what will happen s
582.
by barking 10y ago
That surprises me, I'd thought the drop in circulations was less severe at the local level.
583.
by barking 10y ago
I think local newspapers are better placed to survive than national ones. Round here they send photographers to every community event and people love seeing themselves/relatives/friends/enemies in print. Also district court p
584.
by barking 10y ago
Thank you
585.
by barking 10y ago
That's great, thank you very much for making this
586.
by barking 10y ago
The law is there to protect us but this is an example of how the high cost of going to law facilitates oppression. The same goes when it comes to dealing with the government. A government official has no personal liability with respect to a
587.
by barking 10y ago
Sky show nfl in the UK and for a lot of the breaks over there they have a studio discussion of the last play. So they show maybe half the amount of ads you have to watch there and it's still way too many.
588.
by barking 10y ago
Sounds about right and that is what will kill it I think. I'd probably still be a customer but for the ads. When I first got sky I naively thought it would have none. But in fact Sky has more ads than free-to-air commercial tv in the
589.
by barking 10y ago
I got rid of sky last year. I was paying a multiple of what netflix costs and had to put up with what seemed like 5 minutes of ads for every 10 minutes of a show. It made GOT completely unwatchable. I am under no illusions about how netflix
590.
by barking 10y ago
looked interesting, shame it's paywalled
591.
by barking 10y ago
True, there are lots of factors at play. All things being equal though I believe shyness is a hindrance to being successful both socially and professionally in the conventional sense.
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by barking 10y ago
I think that the fact that one of your children was naturally shy is the real issue. Shy people tend to have difficulties that non-shy people don't have. I could be wrong of course, but that's what I believe, as a shy person who
593.
by barking 10y ago
I think it's fair enough editing comments like you did, mostly it doesn't cause any confusion.
594.
by barking 10y ago
Fine, but you're saying that as though you assume I downvoted him, I didn't. My comment was from before his edit
595.
by barking 10y ago
Do you need it spelt out for you? Karaoke today, a kiss next time, maybe even a frenchy.
596.
by barking 10y ago
> four other men in the group picked out their favorites from a group of numbered women and proceeded downstairs to sing karaoke. OMFG!!!!
597.
by barking 10y ago
I am a vb6 developer and I approve this message.
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by barking 10y ago
>Other countries put refugees into rather filthy mass shelters, with just rows and rows of a hundred cots to sleep and instead of cash there's catering bought for $1 per meal. Which countries do that?
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by barking 10y ago
Does this explain why the Scandanavian countries are the number one preferred destination for refugees?
600.
by barking 10y ago
Yes, an arc of even 60 degrees looks too big

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