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by desas 9y ago
I'd be interested to see if any broad scousers, Geordies or weegies have tried this.
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by desas 9y ago
It was slower than git, used more disk space and hence downloading from remote took longer, didn't allow in-place branching (you had to change directory), no history re-writing and didn't have the staging area in the same way. The
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by desas 9y ago
Odd, are you in the U.S.A? It's not debit card only in the UK.
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by desas 9y ago
Nearly no distros ship torvald's kernel. They usually take a known really stable release maintained by someone else and then add various patches that torvalds hasn't yet accepted. When something like this happens they have to take
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by desas 9y ago
It was voluntary. The EU said sort this out or we will make a standard and require it. I think iPhones did come with an adapter for the standard charger at some point.
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by desas 9y ago
That doesn't sound like a safe way of resetting passwords. You should supply them a token they can use to set their own password. Your employees should not know your users passwords.
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by desas 9y ago
No it's precisely the opposite. You're gambling that you can beat the market for those 15 funds, index linked funds are gambling that the value of the market (index) as a whole will increase and will try to perform to the market.
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by desas 9y ago
The aggregators I looked into working with (5+ years ago) required that you offer rate parity. You had to guarantee that for a given room+date+conditions you would give the lowest price to them as you would anywhere else. The way around it
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by desas 9y ago
Building a new cycle lane has all of the same costs getting it approved as a new road does - planning, buying the land, landowner negotiations, navigating planning permissions, public consultations etc. A bit of digging and tarmac on an exi
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by desas 9y ago
It's common for us place names to have drifted from their origin. The Egyptian Cairo is pronounced ky-row but the American is pronounced kay-row. There's a running joke about the American pronunciation of Loughborough.
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by desas 9y ago
Many lines already use the simple option of putting the stations higher than the rest of the line, hence converting kinetic energy to potential energy
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by desas 9y ago
Usually taking out finance and making some investment decisions requires that you are given a Key Facts Illustration, which looks roughly equivalent.
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by desas 9y ago
They can offer, they can accept payment. Doesn't mean they will actually decrypt the files.
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by desas 9y ago
When they say independent they mean or outside influence and political parties, they absolutely intend to always follow their British liberal tradition. They don't hide this.
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by desas 10y ago
For most Brits, most of the time they're one and the same - the taxman will tell your employer your tax code (= your tax free amount) and it's usually the same offset from standard each year. From this thread it appears that Ameri
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by desas 10y ago
Don't Americans get pay slips which state how much they earned gross, how much tax & social security they paid (in dollars) and much they earned net?
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by desas 10y ago
Verhoeven had the idea for the story wanting to make a satire of the fascist side of American society. Later someone pointed out the plot similarities to Starship Troopers and so they optioned that and made some tweaks to the script to matc
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by desas 10y ago
People bother checking their coins at all?
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by desas 10y ago
There must be qualifiers, you can't tell your bank to forget the money you owe it.
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by desas 10y ago
Didn't the UK mainly copy them from the Netherlands?
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by desas 10y ago
One of the reasons the EU was slow about neo-nicotoids was because the British government was arguing against the ban...
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by desas 10y ago
Technically there are four different NHS', one for each nation in Britain. Wales, Scotland and NI each report to their government rather than Westminster.
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by desas 10y ago
No that was the daily telegraph
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by desas 10y ago
Yeah, in England the GP sometimes asks which hospital you'd prefer, and the answer is always "you're the expert, I'll do what you recommend"
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by desas 10y ago
Symfony has 3 year LTS plus a year security support after. http://symfony.com/doc/current/contributing/community/releas...
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by desas 10y ago
Not doing this is like juggling with knives. I cringe every time I see a colleague doing it.
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by desas 10y ago
It's not about which app you used, it's about what server you connected to and when you did it.
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by desas 10y ago
You're now exposed to foreign exchange risks too
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by desas 10y ago
NHS England and Scotland. NHS Wales use something else I think, I'd guess NHS NI do too. Not all of NHS England use .nhs.net, it's up to each trust if they want to keep running their own email or migrate to .nhs.net which is centr
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by desas 10y ago
yes it runs on exchange/ outlook and outlook web access

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