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darreninthenet
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darreninthenet
1y ago
Which Forza would you recommend for doing that?
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2y ago
The Great Cheeto will be demanding network latency tariffs next
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2y ago
Not just comparable, UK is actually a bit higher. The difference is the NHS doesn't cover anything cosmetic, so they are very healthy teeth but they look rubbish unless you're lucky.
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2y ago
And this is the situation in the UK - until it is in the hands of the buyer, the seller is wholly responsible for the item and delivering it to you. Consequently, you only ever really see this kind of blase delivery from Amazon, who I guess
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2y ago
Is the slower train cheaper? If so, isn't that a competitive market choice?
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2y ago
Depends how you do it... in the UK we have the underlying infrastructure government owned and we choose who to buy our electricity and gas from.
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2y ago
My (wealthy) father in law does this, he has a handful of people he can call upon day or night to do whatever he needs, anything from pick something up two hours away to put some additional overnight security on one of his sites/proper
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2y ago
We have it here in the UK as well, although it's not quite as harsh (except for large amounts of cash, which the police don't consider normal). The seized items were either being actively used in the crime or it can be shown coul
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2y ago
It's cracking in, isn't it
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2y ago
This wouldn't be true in the UK, you can just take it back and use reasonable (which would be very light in the circumstances) force to do so.
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2y ago
But can you play Doom on them?
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2y ago
But dominant doesn't mean it's the only one... most of my friends are on WhatsApp, but I use iMessage to talk to my wife (unless it's a group of friends then it's back to WhatsApp), apart from one or two friends who aren
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2y ago
Crokinole is Canadian
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darreninthenet
2y ago
How is Dreamweaver these days?
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darreninthenet
2y ago
Thank you I hadn't heard of this until now, what a fabulous resource
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2y ago
Thank you I hadn't heard of this until now, what a fabulous resource
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2y ago
What's AA in this context...?
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2y ago
Who's going to complain about not being served?
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2y ago
The linked article showed the opposite for everything except coding though..?
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2y ago
UK user here, no speed issues at all
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2y ago
Umm I've been to Bletchley and NMOC twice and although the latter does have the particularly interesting live demos of the restored/recreated Colossus etc, it's completely wrong to say the "main" museum complex does
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2y ago
Any bets on how long before a 3rd party tool comes out that provides Control Panel like functionality... a bit like how the Windows 7-like Start Menu is still available for a quick download...
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2y ago
What's the betting that cuiiliste.de is added to the list next at the "request" of some anonymous rights holder...?
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2y ago
Can non-diabetics use this? Even though I'm morbidly obese (by BMI) I don't have any related health conditions (eg diabetes, blood pressure etc) (yet), probably because I'm still fairly active. But I do clearly have an eating
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2y ago
It depends on your industry... certainly in the UK this is a normal requirement in financial services.
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2y ago
Centronics (American...) built the first "true" dot matrix in 1970 although IBM built a line printer that was similar in the late 50s
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2y ago
I work for a Belgian company and have been to Brussels a few times for work... not only is the central city all very walkable, they have amazingly good public transport (if a bit confusing at times... Citymapper is brilliant for this). But
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2y ago
Do you have a Makerspace/Hackspace near you? There will be people there with a ton of knowledge and experience you can learn from and ask questions, and they'll also have equipment you can use.
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2y ago
Received Pronunciation - like a BBC newspeaker from the 1950s
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2y ago
I believe Kagi has its own crawler as well and it merges all the results and does whatever Kagi does behind the scenes to show the mix
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