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You can already install celebrity voices with Waze
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There's no reason to avoid JS to these extents. Half of them look and feel incredibly janky to use as well.
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I've heard from some autistic people that it helps them in some way when watching.
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When a Houseplant Obsession Becomes a Nightmare
(wired.com)
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Yeah but if there was a program called HITLER, NAZI, CRIPPLE or what have you, even if their names were acronyms, would you really not think twice about using it?
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4y ago
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/psychoactive-subst... >excludes legitimate substances, such as food, alcohol, tobacco, nicotine, caffeine and medical products from the scope of the offence, as well as
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4y ago
What religious institution?
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It does, but the comment made it sound as if multiple MPs on different sides were targeted because of their political affiliations. In reality, only one was. I just felt that needed to be clarified.
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>This is a better way to live than the "I got mine, fuck you" which seems more common in the US. This is also exceptionally common in the UK. There's a reason the Brexit vote passed, and there's a reason people voted
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4y ago
They lie out of their arses. She also tried claiming that revoking a law limiting the bonuses that bankers could get (which was instated after the '08 crash...) would help poor people.
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Let's be clear here: there was a left-winger killed for trying to make the country a better place, and a right-winger killed by an ISIS sympathiser (literally no reason to think this MP was targeted for his party)
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> Need to get in touch with Bill? Just stroll over to his desk Yeah, this is part of the problem most WFH folks have with most WFO folks. We fucking hate this.
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4y ago
And yet, I bet those WFHers are far happier now than they were before.
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I worked out that for me, even accounting for energy bills and such, working from home full time would be equivalent to a 15% pay rise. And on top of that, I'd have 2 hours of extra free time every day. I can't understand the kind
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>Have a lot of people realized they don't actually like being among other people, A lot of people always knew this, but were forced to anyway.
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Remember that poor men were historically just as disadvantaged as poor women. And they were never expected, or forced, to go die or get maimed in pointless wars.
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Lmao are you serious? You're specifically visiting their website. You are explicitly requesting whatever they're serving up. It's akin to complaining that a program you downloaded is gasp executing code on YOUR computer!
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4y ago
>Not so much for CRUD db form apps/forums/blogs/wikis etc. If you want decent/custom FE validation you do still need it
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Do you guys not have click & collect services? I can order online, then just walk in through a designated door, give my order number, and someone comes out to me with a trolley loaded with all of my stuff. Last time I went to Ikea was t
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Not malice, rather sacrificing employee wellbeing in the name of profit and growth. There is a reason we needed unions to fight for us to have weekends off, a minimum wage, paid holidays, maternity and paternity rights, sickness provision,
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Just so nobody gets the wrong impression: that's their 2015 car, not their new record breaker. The new one's a tenth or two faster.
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The difference between cheap dress shoes and mid-range dress shoes is unbelievable. The difference between mid-range dress shoes and expensive dress shoes is bigger still. They genuinely can be really comfortable.
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4y ago
This community is filled with American techbro libertarians, what can you really expect?
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The point of a union is that management don't care what the employees want/need.
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He specifically said 15th iphone. iphones have been around for 15 years.
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You don't think house prices go up without wages going up? House prices have near enough doubled in the UK over the last 10 years. Average house price at the start of 2020 was 240k, now it's bordering 300k. Do you honestly think t
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Lots of countries are discriminating against men - just look as the discrepancy between maternity and paternity leave.
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A bunch of medium-sized chunks are far less likely to make it to ground, and less likely to do as much damage. Still a significantly better outcome.
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Prices go up regardless of increasing wages. This is just an excuse capitalists use to keep wages down.
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UK salaries have always been low. US salaries have always been very high. Though we do get unlimited free healthcare and a statutory minimum of 28 days paid leave, and up to 28 weeks paid sick leave. Not quite swings and roundabouts - I
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