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by cja 8y ago
What would stop the punctual testees telling the questions to the late testees?
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by cja 8y ago
What's the difference between "mansplaining" and being patronising?
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by cja 8y ago
Unlike some languages, German has articles, so his meaning (the language) is likely clear.
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by cja 8y ago
Facebook's website shows a commitment to collecting personal information
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by cja 9y ago
Which bit of Europe do you mean? I live in Europe and almost always use card.
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by cja 9y ago
Similar in Poland. You can always tap and then it asks for PIN or it doesn't. I expect this decision is based on the amount of the purchase and maybe some other factors.
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by cja 9y ago
Because very little waste collects on the outside of my body - almost all of it passes directly to the toilet bowl. And because I wear underwear and because the only function of that part of my body is shitting so it doesn't have to be
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by cja 9y ago
"Should we all just leave Facebook? That may sound attractive but it is not a viable solution. In many countries, Facebook and its products simply are the internet. Some employers and landlords demand to see Facebook profiles, and ther
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by cja 9y ago
IKEA effect?
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by cja 9y ago
WhatsApp charged money before they were bought by Facebook
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by cja 9y ago
Probably you mean EU when you say Europe
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by cja 9y ago
Why not just send yourself an email? Much simpler than using Twilio. Your smartphone will alert you either way.
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by cja 9y ago
No sensible reader of the original SO article thought that correlation implied causation in this case. Using spaces for indentation is obviously a symptom of a better developer. That's all.
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by cja 9y ago
I am in the UK and therefore am not allowed to read the article.
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by cja 9y ago
My bosses never understood ReSharper so I bought it myself. Worth it just to reduce my frustration at work.
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by cja 9y ago
The BBC website and radio is free, although ad-supported outside the UK. Only BBC television costs £145 a year.
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by cja 10y ago
I'm in the UK and I am not allowed to view this page: BBC Worldwide (International Site) We're sorry but this site is not accessible from the UK as it is part of our international service and is not funded by the licence fee. It
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by cja 10y ago
Allow rich text attachments to Tweets. Instantly it's a blogging platform.
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by cja 10y ago
Charge for large numbers of followers.
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by cja 10y ago
I'm in the UK. Over the last decade I've spoken to hundreds of recruiters that are looking for developers. I've never felt that any have technical knowledge. None would know what Github is, or care. They have a list of keywor
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by cja 10y ago
Is Tesla a car company or a battery company or a green power company or just a power company? The cars look like a brand awareness device for the power company. If there are no Tesla cars in ten years then Tesla the power company probably w
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by cja 10y ago
Their algorithms increase the usage of each car, reducing the cost per passenger mile. So Uber can cheaper than normal taxis. My own self driving car is unlikely to be cheaper to buy than my manually driven car. But the self driving Uber wi
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by cja 10y ago
The majority needn't buy it for it to make billions for Amazon.
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by cja 10y ago
What was "PC Word" and how did it relate to "Microsoft Word"? Was it also for Windows? (References to both found in http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/... )
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by cja 10y ago
Economics isn't everything. Culture, sovereignty and population density matter to many people.
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by cja 10y ago
Hangouts crashes all the time on my Nexus 6P. Video calls are buggy and any interaction with photos is extremely sluggish. This has been going on for months and months. And the name is stupid. When I used to encourage people to use Hangouts
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by cja 10y ago
The NHS is massively overstretched. I'd be terrified of having to go to A&E at Worcester hospital, where I live, but the system we have doesn't allow for me to take my business elsewhere so there's no competition.
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by cja 10y ago
There are so many more reasons to leave the EU than this one.
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by cja 10y ago
The US has done many trade deals with countries smaller than the UK. It is in the process of negotiating several at the same time.
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by cja 10y ago
The EU is protectionist, weakens democracy, removes decision making from the populace, is barely accountable, is mysterious (most citizens don't even know who their MEPs are, let alone how the EU government works) and is a paradise for

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