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931.
by cjrp 10y ago
Locations with high costs of living too.
932.
by cjrp 10y ago
> The most effective strategy I've found is to do a little waggle if you see a car ahead lining up to turn. The movement catches their attention and makes them realize you're not a car that's really far away My instructor
933.
by cjrp 10y ago
Do most Americans even own their car anyway? I was under the impression most were on finance/leased.
934.
by cjrp 10y ago
At John Wayne the sharp turn is to avoid directly overflying built-up areas. That's not really possible at Heathrow, London is everywhere.
935.
by cjrp 10y ago
But if the split of upstream/downstream traffic was roughly 50:50, the time you gained going downstream you'd cancel out on the return journey.
936.
by cjrp 10y ago
> The plan was to bring the banks closer together, and by narrowing the width of the river, speed up the current, making boat passage much faster. Probably a stupid question, but what about the people who want to travel upstream?
937.
by cjrp 10y ago
It's not like the list is secret, if people choose to remain ignorant of who the MEPs are that's their own choice.
938.
by cjrp 10y ago
Freedom of movement doesn't mean without a passport, it means as a UK employer I can employ any EU citizen just as easily as I could a UK citizen. Completely separate from Schengen. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
939.
by cjrp 10y ago
That's really interesting. In London a lot of bus lanes are enforced with fixed cameras pointing at the lanes. It means even just ducking into the lane to get past a stopped car can result in a ticket. It makes so much more sense to ha
940.
by cjrp 10y ago
> Before starting a study, if you want to include it with a future application you need to register it. All registered studies need to be included with an application. Can't cherry pick studies. That's similar to Ben Goldacre&
941.
by cjrp 11y ago
I'd imagine reduced noise would be a big bonus for groomers too.
942.
by cjrp 11y ago
Financing makes that grossly higher price more palatable though.
943.
by cjrp 11y ago
Contract rate seems likely; £500/d * 240 working days gives you £120k.
944.
by cjrp 11y ago
While not a fully-electric vehicle, the McLaren use some interesting battery tech in their P1 road car and F1 cars.
945.
by cjrp 11y ago
Concorde Class
946.
by cjrp 11y ago
Pfft, limo service (more like an S-Class, not an actual limo) is available to anyone on Virgin Atlantic flying Upper Class.
947.
by cjrp 11y ago
The Rockwell sweep always made me think of Neo leaving the Matrix for the real world.
948.
by cjrp 11y ago
Ditto with a Drift HD Ghost, although the Contour cameras seem like they have an even better form factor. I like the fact that the Drift is waterproof out of the box too, no case needed.
949.
by cjrp 11y ago
I wouldn't say that level of personal detail is normal for British press. Perhaps it's to show that the group's not just made up of 60+ year old, single men.
950.
by cjrp 11y ago
Is there much opportunity for tech workers there? I have family there and have considered moving, but it seems like unless you work at Cornell there isn't much going for devs?
951.
by cjrp 11y ago
Some pubs/clubs already require things like fingerprints to be taken before going in, it doesn't seem to stop people going there. If anything, something which is less effort for the customer (like the Facewatch system) would proba
952.
by cjrp 11y ago
As opposed to London where companies just can't _afford_ office space ;)
953.
by cjrp 11y ago
I think a comparison could be made in the "dumbing-down" of the cooking (McDonalds)/brewing (Starbucks) process. I was surprised last week to see that the barista-side of a Starbucks machine consisted of a few buttons and th
954.
by cjrp 11y ago
Sure, but being unaffordable to live in doesn't stop a city being crowded. I work in zone 1 and commute in from zone 6, adding to the congestion. I suppose the overcrowding only reduces when it's not only unaffordable to live in L
955.
by cjrp 11y ago
Seems like a bit of chicken-and-egg problem; overcrowded city leads to better public transport, which leads to more overcrowding, which leads to...
956.
by cjrp 11y ago
Is he definitely there legally? I believe there are (or were) student work programs for 3-6 months, which grant you a Social Security Number. Theoretically you could stay and continue working with that SSN.
957.
by cjrp 11y ago
The only advantage I could think of is that he could be out and about, have an order come through and pick up a scooter to make the delivery. Rather than be tied to wherever his personal scooter is.
958.
by cjrp 11y ago
...what does the tuxedo button do?
959.
by cjrp 11y ago
Expectation of privacy in a private/public place.
960.
by cjrp 11y ago
Chances are they ordered those cars several weeks/months before.

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