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by desas 10y ago
Morgan Stanley?
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by desas 10y ago
Do you think people will prefer to use a self driving car that gets them to the office ten minutes faster or one that meanders around picking up other people and dropping them off?
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by desas 10y ago
The USA wouldn't stand for Germany or France to be unwillingly taken over by Russia or China. They're not going to allow a foothold in their own backyard.
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by desas 10y ago
"boss I've made some small changes in open source project XXX, can I send them upstream so we don't have to keep maintaining them?"
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by desas 10y ago
Driverless cars to become standard in 5-8 years? I'd bet against that, never mind the car ownership model.
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by desas 10y ago
You get a bag full of coupons and advertorials, perhaps a free sample like a nappy in the UK instead. "Bounty bags" are the main ones.
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by desas 10y ago
Costs vary, but you're probably at break-even on your first child and saving money on any further children by using cloth nappies. I'm not sure what's so vague about preventing kilograms of nappies containing plastics and che
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by desas 10y ago
MMS aren't in the UK, big use case of what's app is sharing images/s short videos privately.
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by desas 10y ago
I have the exact same issues with my N5. I think I'll have to get myself a headset rather than shouting down the speaker phone. I'll feel sad not to be on the leading edge for the first time in years (had Nexus 4 before)
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by desas 10y ago
I know. It's L1 Identity Solutions ABIS Face Examiner
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by desas 10y ago
They use L1 Identity Solutions ABIS Face Examiner
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by desas 10y ago
The monarch can suspend parliament. The monarch can dismiss a prime minister (not happened for > 100 years). The monarch can appoint a new one. Every law has to be signed by the monarch (it's not been refused in 300 years). The mona
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by desas 10y ago
They bring in 1000s of nurses from the EU and 1000s from outside the EU. I'm not sure that it's true to say that they're all unemployed when they're poached though.
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by desas 10y ago
Hand chiselled into stone tablets
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by desas 10y ago
First they came for BBC3 and I said nothing...
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by desas 10y ago
How can you tell who's native by sight alone?
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by desas 11y ago
The UK has been declining as a power for the last 100 years.. Also most of this "tyranny" and "fascism" doesn't impact on the vast majority of the population, you probably care more than most of us do.
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by desas 11y ago
Wasn't the instagram thing because instagram opted out of that, as they wanted to drive traffic to their own properties?
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by desas 11y ago
Everyone laughs at these mistakes, including me. Mine happened while holidaying in the Lake District, we were planning to hike to Scafell Pike (highest point in England), from Seathwaite. So we rolled out of our tent at 5am, got in the car,
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by desas 11y ago
I don't think that there's any evidence that there are hordes of Americans just waiting to move on over. In the UK immigration from former colonies is no longer treated any more preferentially than immigrants from non-EU countries
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by desas 11y ago
Not sure how well that worked for Richard Cromwell
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by desas 11y ago
It's similar to somewhere like American Samoa wrt to the USA. Crown dependancies are self governing, though the UK has ultimate responsibility and control. The UK usually leads in defence and diplomacy. The extent of UK involvement and
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by desas 11y ago
Sorry, I meant British African Americans
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by desas 11y ago
VAT is a tax paid by end consumers, its just collected by retailers.
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by desas 11y ago
I found it useful, the evernote browser exception let's you save recipes without the crap and the food app let's you quickly find them and it kept the screen on while you were cooking.
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by desas 11y ago
It's typical in Europe to go abroad on holiday so the only coverage is via expensive roaming - I usually take lots of photos on holiday and like to use my phone to play music in my room or by the pool. Hotel WiFi is often expensive. It
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by desas 11y ago
Because valid documents are rarer than documents where regex parsing is good enough.
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by desas 11y ago
In the UK our approach to national parks is quite different, due to our history and population density. Most of the land inside them is privately held and they contain hamlets, villages, towns and lots of farmland. I'm not sure about o
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by desas 11y ago
The new leaving age laws came into force this summer, you can't go out and work pre-18 unless you're spending the equivalent of one day per week in training or education.
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by desas 11y ago
That's funny, the UK regards London as the financial centre of the world.

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