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by dazc 4y ago
OK, good luck with the implementation. Aside from offending some people you're also going to confuse many others.
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by dazc 4y ago
English isn't the indigenous language of Ireland so, probably, not a good idea.
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by dazc 4y ago
Only time I had to bring my own bedlinen was in a youth hostel. For some hotels I've stayed in though, it would have been a good idea.
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by dazc 4y ago
My only experience of school bullying is purely anecdotal, from parents of kids suffering from it. The problem seems to be that a kid gets bullied, tells parent/teachers and the school then does everything it can to pretend it isn&#x27
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by dazc 4y ago
In the UK you invariably rent through an agent who has access to credit reporting, the cost of which is passed on to both you and the landlord. If you're self employed or a company director then there are a few other things you have t
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by dazc 4y ago
If page content is so poor as to be considered unimportant then it's best practice to noindex via x-robots. Do not even think about robots.txt - step away now!
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by dazc 4y ago
I fell into a deep depression at your age as a consequence of a sudden lack of prospects, going from a hectic and busy lifestyle to sitting around doing absolutely nothing all day. I eventually clawed my way out and I look back now and just
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by dazc 4y ago
'The other option I guess is to just post and let it be discovered, but would that ever happen organically in today's internet?' The reason a lot of blogs don't surface much via organic search is because they don't
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by dazc 4y ago
What does twitter have to do with public discourse?
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by dazc 4y ago
'It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can b
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by dazc 4y ago
People will continue to get angry about things that don't personally affect them.
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by dazc 4y ago
Yes there are choices not taken. It's more a case of voter apathy than pure logic though.
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by dazc 4y ago
Yes, there are other parties, but, aside from tactical voting, most people accept you're going to get a labour or conservative government no matter what. A recent exception may have have been the Con/Lib coalition but it was a uni
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by dazc 4y ago
Didn't down vote but, on the point of the electorate being responsible, you are correct. What many observers fail to realise however is that, in our two-party system, we are usually voting for the least worst candidate rather than the
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by dazc 4y ago
Not sure it's income specific, much of the crazy driving I witness daily is split equally between drivers of cars worth next to nothing and drivers of cars worth more than the average house. From personal experience, Range Rover driver
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by dazc 4y ago
Learning another language can also teach another way of thinking about things. There are also nuances that AI isn't going to help you with. For instance, 'How's your father?' in Spanish means 'What is your father li
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by dazc 4y ago
My Spanish teacher told once me that when she was working in a hotel in London someone asked her where the 'ladies' were. She took it upon herself to walk through the hotel bar & restaurant searching out a group of mature, wel
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by dazc 4y ago
I once had a short conversation with a hotel receptionist and she said my Spanish was kind of basic but OK, yet my pronunciation was perfect. I do remember feeling a lot more confident after this. I'm not sure it should be instilled as
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by dazc 4y ago
Not only do your answer's need to be perfect in order to progress but you can also answer correctly without knowing why you are correct. Most people manage to speak their native language just fine but very few speak it anywhere near pe
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Ask HN: Recommend me a good 5G Mobile Router
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by dazc 4y ago
I don't doubt that co-working has some benefit but the downside is so overwhelming I'm surprised these spaces still exist? Ironically, my single co-working collaboration success was meeting a fellow co-worker who knew about a coup
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by dazc 4y ago
From the other side of the fence - you can base your FAQs on actual questions (to the point of highlighting and bolding the most common) only to keep getting a significant amount of requests with that exact same question multiple times a da
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by dazc 4y ago
Where did Elon deny this?
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by dazc 4y ago
But we still have people who will pay £2k for a new TV who will simply not pay £15 to have the old one properly disposed of. Same for fridges, mattresses, sofas, etc. Much easier to drive to a remote location when it's dark and dump it
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by dazc 4y ago
We have this in the UK except for the enforcement bit which is only vary rare headline seeking click-bait and the consequences are obvious. Some remote spots have large amounts of industrial-scale waste dumped on regular basis, I walk past
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by dazc 4y ago
...and is not a licensed bank (UK).
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by dazc 4y ago
This may be true but some banks also do a lot to prevent it, such as a need to specifically request betting transactions to be allowed on your account. I also think that people losing money from betting actually know what they are getting i
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by dazc 4y ago
People who do what they want with their money sometimes need protecting from themselves. Those who don't want banks involved in their lives are free to adopt some other form of exchange. This may be considered irony.
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by dazc 4y ago
FORD, GM, Microsoft, etc, etc. No need for the anger, it's just an opinion.
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by dazc 4y ago
OK, yes, they are technically corporations - as am I, a sole director limited company. However, a banking app and an affiliate marketing network are not what I think of when people are talking about 'corporations'.

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