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by dazc 5y ago
Hasn't DVLA always been in Swansea?
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by dazc 5y ago
Usally a shocking vibe as to how many ads people will tolerate.
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by dazc 5y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if most of those 14% of people who don't use hotel soap for washing their hands are people who don't wash their hands anywhere else either.
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by dazc 5y ago
No photo, some random DOB, location and obscure employement history for me. I used to advertise on FB so had to maintain an account purely for this purpose but noticed a few times that 'people you may know' were usually a result o
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by dazc 5y ago
If you're regularly seeing a dentist and still develop gum disease then you really ought to find another dentist.
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by dazc 5y ago
Jack and the Beanstalk
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by dazc 5y ago
The problem with such deceptive behaviour is that some people do fall for it and think these sites are some kind of benevolent enterprise. I don't really understand why 'reputable' brands continue to work with them?
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by dazc 5y ago
So creating a huge number of low quality pages per domain. What could possibly go wrong?
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by dazc 5y ago
'They will also lay out that users of self-driving cars will not be responsible for crashes. Instead insurance companies, not individuals, will be liable for claims in many circumstances, the DfT said.' So the liability rests with
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by dazc 5y ago
Provide less but better content or keep flogging a dead horse? As the music industry discovered (eventually), people will pay for content if it is reasonable quality and reasonable cost.
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by dazc 5y ago
I'm guessing people who pay for a gym subscription but don't use it are similar to people who smoke but intend to quit some time very soon?
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by dazc 5y ago
I'm not sure whether this a joke or not?
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by dazc 5y ago
An oncolgy specialist can get many jobs as a doctor, although not as a specialist as such. Outside of being an actual doctor, many more than a recently unemployed warehouse worker.
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by dazc 5y ago
You also run the risk that they will just hang up on you. Nobody gets a bonus for letting you go.
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by dazc 5y ago
Unsubscribe as a Service, you could be onto something there?
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by dazc 5y ago
OK, we all know censorship is happening but I'll rephrase my comment as current twitter users don't care. You are shouting into a void, as things stand. To the specific point about Canadian society, all I will say is that I live i
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by dazc 5y ago
To help you stop worrying about things that don't matter.
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by dazc 5y ago
> Pediatric oncology. ... Or criminal defense attorneys/prosecutors. Not detracting from the point but, in either case, this person is not going to be on the breadline as a consequence of quitting his/her job. They will get a s
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by dazc 5y ago
Well, here's the problem with twitter. I don't even understand what this person is complaining about and, more importantly, I really couldn't care less.
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by dazc 5y ago
You may be right but, then again, organizations do go out of business every day and those reasons are usually that they were persisting with a business model that most other sane people thought was doomed to fail.
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by dazc 5y ago
The problem with paying media/news sites is that you do get full access to content but that content is still stuffed with ads & trackers. Being able to unsubscribe without any friction is also a bit of an issue.
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by dazc 5y ago
A working environment where you set your own rules is an ideal breeding ground for bad habits to fester and take hold, you just have to develop new strategies to counter this. I have found that maintaining a daily routine is an effective wa
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by dazc 5y ago
I vaguely remember a car ad, think it was Honda, and the crux was that trucks hate cars, cars hate cyclists and cyclists hate pedestrians. I can't rememeber but, maybe , pedestrians hate all of the above? In other words, it's bull
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by dazc 5y ago
I had odd bouts of tinitus as a teenager, like you, no obvious causes. It went away and came back with a vengence about 15 years ago. That lasted a year or so but over time it's become more of a minor irritation than a major handicap.
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by dazc 5y ago
'DuckDuckGo CEO Gabriel Weinberg has announced that the search engine will begin purging all independent media outlets from the platform and will replace them with “trusted” mainstream media outlets instead.' I see where we'v
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by dazc 5y ago
https://www.hear-it.org/Tinnitus-Retraining-Therapy
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by dazc 5y ago
> So damn annoying when the top search results all lead to shitty SEO-optimised sites ... The problem is, since these sites dominate the SERPS, there is little incentive for anyone to offer the result you want. As a consequence, the web
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by dazc 5y ago
> Maybe it is too susceptible to abuse? The incentive to block one's competitors from 10,000 different accounts is likely why they no longer offer this function?
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by dazc 5y ago
'Another day brings dozens more cancelled flights to and from the UK' isn't quite as click-baity is it?
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by dazc 5y ago
Be blind to his/her faults is generally good advice, so long as they are minor irritations.

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