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by dalore 8y ago
Draw your own cards and try bring it to a game, see how that goes down.
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by dalore 8y ago
But it's comparing it to the corpus of known DNA in different location, which is changing and being updated even by the fact of people submitting more DNA samples from different locations.
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by dalore 8y ago
UK is fine too. Even minor surgery I was scheduled in for 2 days after seeing a doctor. We are having some trouble due to austerity cuts and freezes by the current conservative government. But in the whole it works.
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by dalore 8y ago
> but from the fact that if it is managed by the state, it will be badly managed, abused by a minority, and you end up over-paying while getting a bad service yourself the day you need it Fact you say? Sounds like an opinion to me.
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by dalore 8y ago
I think have a socialist healthcare improves the capitalist opportunities for people in those countries. Having your job tied to your health insurance means people are less likely to change jobs, thereby not giving their true optimal output
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by dalore 8y ago
You better update Wikipedia with that information then: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_OS > Amazon Fire OS is an Android-based mobile operating system produced by Amazon .... The A in AOSP stands for Android. An
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by dalore 8y ago
Not all Android platforms. The Amazon Fire platform which is Android is clearly lacking the Google apps and it's pain to install them.
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by dalore 8y ago
I guess wouldn't you file suit against the police as they are now responsible?
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by dalore 8y ago
A lawyer could argue that css is downloadable multimedia files.
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by dalore 8y ago
Reading the title I first thought it was metaphorical. In that they destroyed in performance. Now I see it's literal.
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by dalore 8y ago
Yes, need to agree on a central place to push/pull and create PRs from. But my point is that right now people are using GitHub but if any point they want to change, or GitHub go down (or change licensing etc), they aren't beholden
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by dalore 8y ago
Git is decentralized so it doesn't really matter where it's hosted. Github works since it's free, but everyone who checks out the source will have the full git history and so also becomes another repository. Easy to move a gi
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by dalore 8y ago
At high enough levels you also get invited to exclusive Google Guide meetups.
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by dalore 8y ago
Looks like it was 0.3% https://www.europeanpaymentscouncil.eu/news-insights/insight... The outcome was that they cut back on lots of loyalty programs, and not many businesses passed on the cost savings to the consumers
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by dalore 8y ago
Because of the prestige of being in a journal.
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by dalore 8y ago
Well considering that's one of UK biggest sectors, then yes it is.
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by dalore 8y ago
https://gizmodo.com/5995220/this-ultraviolet-lamp-keeps-your...
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by dalore 8y ago
It can bind to a local available port without having to specify what it is. Stops port clashes.
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by dalore 8y ago
A few banks in the UK send you a device which they use to challenge you with a code, you put you card in and type the pin and then their code, and it gives you back another code which you put into the website.
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by dalore 8y ago
People aren't being made to leave but a lot of them are leaving because it's too much hassle to stay. They have to pay money to get a visa to stay and so they are saying they will leave instead as too much hassle. This is the gene
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by dalore 8y ago
Backup your phone to the cloud, factory reset. Restore when you get to the destination. A bit of a hassle, and after you restore to factory reset you will need to add the basic contacts, info if you need for travelling. And any messages&#x
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by dalore 8y ago
Yes they would have to join, but if Brexit happened they are no longer in the EU and so need to leave the UK and then apply for the EU. Wonder if they would need to go through a period of not being in either? Imagine a hard border on Scotla
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by dalore 8y ago
Well that's what you're meant to do with referendums. You have them to judge the peoples intent. And people's intents change over time and so you keep having them. Not to keep having them until you have the answer you want. Y
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by dalore 8y ago
The Queen (or let's say monarchy) is a check on parliamentary powers. They are like the USA president. It's not better or worse, it's just a different way of keeping powers in check. She has the power to dissolve the governme
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by dalore 8y ago
The Brexiteers who keep complaining about having a second (third?) referendum doesn't stop because people will just keep having referendums until they get the answer they want fail to see that's the point of referendums. A referen
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by dalore 8y ago
I would say us old timers learn to be more picky about what we care about. It's a finite resource.
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by dalore 8y ago
Perhaps instead of waste they are worried about, it's detection. Instead of broadcasting everywhere and letting all the swarm devouring aliens know where you are, doing a highly focused beam is far less likely to get detected.
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by dalore 8y ago
For a good history to see how we got to the state we are at is to have a read of "The Big Fat Surprise" by Nina Teicholz. Here is an article with a summarized version https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/h
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by dalore 8y ago
It's not that bad faith. When their initial hypothesis is wrong, instead of considering the null hypothesis (which is the case of accepting you're wrong), you create new conclusions from the data to say why you're still corre
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by dalore 8y ago
Other cultures have similar things, I'm familiar with the Papua New Guinean mumu https://www.tokpisin.info/mumu-papua-new-guinea/ Note in that guide it says it may take up to 12 hours depending on the size of the

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