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5y ago
As someone prone to procrastination, I find keeping a regular routine essential. I tried flexible working but it just became an excuse for doing nothing.
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5y ago
> the government penalised the self-employed and IT contractors Penalised employees pretending to be self-employed in order to evade tax and national insurance.
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dazc
5y ago
Why are ahrefs, moz and other seo bots considered friendly, I wonder?
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5y ago
> Maybe it’s just me, but it seems like the variables that go into a creative process are nearly as complex but the scale is smaller and documentation slimmer. This may be true but a 'creator' only needs to make enough money to
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dazc
5y ago
Book reviews have become useless too since they are mostly all gushing 4 or 5 star reviews that, oddly, all seem to be composed by professional writers.
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5y ago
Agree, cloudflare is ideal for parent's use case although you have to join a waiting list of several weeks for forwarding to be activated (my experience anyways).
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dazc
5y ago
I would be careful of having your email and dns at the same provider regardless of how trustable and dependable that provider is.
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5y ago
I've been out of action due to RSI a couple of times in the past 7 or 8 years. I haven't worked out what the cost was but, sure, it was multiple times the price of a premium chair.
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5y ago
I think you're over complicating things. I don't know what the definition of 'going over the limit' is in the US but in the UK it is 10% plus 2mph. This leaves plenty of leeway for your emergency dash to the hospital at
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5y ago
I'm looking at driving behaviour in isolation to most other crimes and misdemeanors because there are no mitigating factors for driving in a dangerous and anti-social manner. If a large fine is going to hurt you then you have a simple
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5y ago
> Most people in the US don't even have $1k saved Most people in the US would, therefore, be extremely incentivised to stay within the law then? If you want financial penalties to be affordable then you get where we are now with off
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5y ago
Current law in the UK is 10% plus 2 mph, which I think is fair? Majority of drivers seem to have a default of limit plus 20% which results in a lot of tailgating for those of us who insist of staying legal.
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5y ago
My solution would be to use dangerous/anti-social driving as an extreme revenue generator for Govts. Why print so much money when there are so many ignorant fools we can tax to death whilst also improving the lives of law abiding peopl
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5y ago
I don't think it's ignorance of the rules, I think a lot of drivers consider themselves to have above average driving skills and what you consider dangerous tailgating is your failure to understand that these people have extraordi
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5y ago
That did happen, as you describe it.
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5y ago
Rand Fishkin mentions in the opening chapter of his book that HN has an algorithm to detect coordinated upvoting from the same geo ip so you 'need' to have a network of people with different geo ips to game the system. So, yeah, i
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5y ago
> Take a hobby and find an online community for it. I believe you're trying to be helpful but parent poster seems to be content as he is and there is nothing wrong with this. Just as you don't have to be married or have kids or
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5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20220313104836/https://www.econo... 'There are practical reasons to ask children to grapple with grammar, too. One is that an explicit knowledge of it will make learning
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5y ago
He is saying it is not 'news', not that the story is fake.
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5y ago
I've only lived in 3 countries and all I have learned is that some people are good/nice/polite and some people are bad/ugly/rude regardelss of their nationality, religion or culture.
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5y ago
I enjoy watching French comedy dramas becuase the humour is incredibly subtle, unlike the majority of Hollywood films that are the exact opposite. I'll tolerate Jeniffer Aniston though.
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5y ago
As it happens, I was watching a foreign film (Italian) last night with english subtitles but the dialogue was also muffled and I found it just as difficult to watch.
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5y ago
Not defending Google, but there are hundreds of online retailers that sell toasters [and other such utility items] and it really is an opportunity they are missing by not having a page that addresses such queries whilst allowing 'other
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5y ago
As we say in the UK, 'You Can't Have Your Cake and Eat It'. Which is another way of saying that you're always going to have to accept some compromises in life and nothing will ever be perfect, especially not where relati
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5y ago
Nothing will change until the discussion enters the mainstream and every boring HN thread on the subject helps bring that goal closer. I switched to DDG more than a year ago and I can honestly say that I've not had to revert to google
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5y ago
> If someone did refuse to disclose, one wonders why. Because they were innocent? There is also a thing in the UK (not sure if other countries do the same) where some offences are considered 'spent' after a set time limit which
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5y ago
I find some people will accept there are some situations where paid acquisition results in cannibalisation of acquisition they were going to get anyway. Conversely, there will be examples that prove paid acquisition is the best money you co
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dazc
5y ago
Maybe 'plumber' isn't the best example since any plumber currently generating business via paid search is probably the kind of plumber you would want to avoid?
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5y ago
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”
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5y ago
To be fair to Google, they've only known about this issue for at least 10 years and I'm sure they are working hard on fixing it. It's not as easy as you think since the only legitimate domains in such a scenario would be .gov
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