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by cfn 9y ago
That may be OK for sleeping but it is very hard to work. I spent a couple of Winters coding without heating with indoor temperatures around 12 Celsius and it was very hard. I wore mittens, bubble hat, a blanket and even an electric foot war
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by cfn 9y ago
Inland Portugal can be freezing cold in the Winter, we got -2 C several days in a row last year (I know, -2 C is balmy elsewhere but try it without central heating). You should be okay if you stick to the coast as the sea breezes keep the t
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by cfn 9y ago
There are a number of videos on YouTube about it. Search for "woman solo van". Here is the first result: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nMBNAlHQMo
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by cfn 9y ago
Interesting! Around that time (a little later maybe) I helped a couple of Russians visiting Lisbon and one thing they asked was to go to a large supermarket. When in there, they said it was like visiting a cathedral.
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by cfn 9y ago
Be that as it may, I had a similar experience with an independent seller at Amazon UK. I bought a pan that arrived with a small defect and they told me I would have to pay the postage back (25 Euros on a £30 or £40 pan - I was buying from a
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by cfn 13y ago
There are cheaper ones such as GeneXproTools.
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by cfn 13y ago
It is a very good idea. If the tags are visible and pleasing it might take off!
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by cfn 13y ago
If you google for sugru and headphones you will find loads of examples and I remember seeing a solution for you exact problem problem somewhere in the sugru's website... I for one used it to fix a pair of broken Bose headphones years a
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by cfn 13y ago
The problem is that "free" is overloaded as you concluded. I didn't mean to offend any sensibilities, I was just saying that this discussion does not happen in some other languages because they have different words.
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by cfn 13y ago
Yes, I think this is an English problem. In Portuguese, for example, there is "Gratis" and "Livre" which have too different meanings and there is no possible confusion between the two. Maybe they should say that the soft
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by cfn 13y ago
Thanks! I just registered in both and it is a very simple process(though I am still waiting on approval). There are quite a few software contracts in there.
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by cfn 13y ago
And more: you can create new ActiveX Objects from within that JScript script giving you access to just about anything. This has been there forever (I started using this in 2006) and I use it to let my users insert their code into the proces
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by cfn 13y ago
This happened to me once in a pool and until I read an article like this I didn't even know I was drowning. I was 5 or 6 and was in a swimming class. I remember going up and down and not being able to say anything or do anything but th
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by cfn 13y ago
I am not an expert but I would guess that they would ground the blimp and secure it.
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The Psychology of a Bug(codefornothing.wordpress.com)
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by cfn 14y ago
Flaming Crater, Darvaza Turkmenistan http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEjoga1yrn0
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by cfn 14y ago
Well, there are two MS/.NET usergroups in Bristol, one of which has had 100+ people in attendance a couple of times and there a few other user groups in human factors and such.
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by cfn 14y ago
I would go to that one (I am also in Bristol). London is way too far away when you factor in driving back and forth to the train plus tube in London.
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by cfn 14y ago
I suppose very few doctors have way less than 90% accuracy and, on top of that, Watson is not sensitive to external factors. This is a fantastic tool and may end up changing the way we interface with the health care system.
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by cfn 14y ago
Although the article has some good advice I have to cringe at the us versus them mentality set at the start. Blaming the fate of the young on the healthcare bill of the old is a false dichotomy. Our parents reached a fairly good finantial s
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by cfn 14y ago
I cannot find it right now, but there are recent studies showing that, as long as we are healthy, we do NOT lose cognitive abilities with ageing.
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by cfn 14y ago
One possible option is to move aboard a sailing boat. You will be able to move from place to place and work at the same time. Most marinas have Wifi and if you stay close to the coast you should be able to get internet over your mobile. The
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by cfn 14y ago
I think you are right in a general way but giving two screens to average office users may not have those results right away. Two screens increase the cognitive load and require some skills that most people in that setting do not possess. Th
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by cfn 14y ago
"A union: some sellers of labor merge into a single legal entity, and it becomes illegal for some purchasers of labor to buy from alternate suppliers." I have seen references to this many times. Is this true in the States? I was once a teac
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by cfn 14y ago
They also have that (and 100k, 10k and 100).
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by cfn 14y ago
This has been posted before and it goes a long way into explaining why your reaction may not be the more appropriate: http://lesswrong.com/lw/im/hindsight_devalues_science/
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by cfn 14y ago
This is only part of the picture but they sure are growing: http://companycheck.co.uk/company/05055134
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by cfn 14y ago
Well, the problem then is the guy and forcing rules on the whole team instead of solving the root issue sends the wrong message all around.
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by cfn 14y ago
Here in the UK it can be as low as 10% if you qualify for "Entrepreneur Relief" or a high as 28 otherwise. It is a good deal if you qualify.
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by cfn 14y ago
Here is an old one (2006) at Google: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN_YdMdjVpU

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