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by desas 11y ago
How is it so much trouble? Install postgres & any extensions you use on your dev/test boxes, this is a one-off cost that takes minutes. Have your test bootstrapper run "createdb somethingunique" and then "export APP_
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by desas 11y ago
From your link: > However, if you put up with the change without > protesting, there is a good chance that you will > be viewed as having implicitly accepted the change, > losing your right to object to it. I'd be surprised
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by desas 11y ago
One place in the UK I worked at had something similar-ish - a breakfast butty ordering system. You designed your breakfast butty and pressed order, it would generate a spreadsheet at the of the day, for emailing to the cob shop. Someone wou
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by desas 11y ago
Yes. The ONS maintain an infographic for how they calculate CPI at http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/infographics/how-cpi-is-calculated...
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by desas 11y ago
Does not. Has not in such a long time that we don't know if they can until they try. That would be an interesting time to live in.
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by desas 12y ago
Earl Grey is not even the default option in Britain...
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by desas 12y ago
In the UK employers usually sort out taxes for you via the Pay As You Earn system. Everytime you get paid you will be issues with a payslip which shows how much you were paid before deductions (tax, student loans), a break down of the deduc
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by desas 12y ago
That browser extension already exists, see https://github.com/defunkt/dotjs there are forks for other browsers and OS'
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by desas 12y ago
Even if they don't hang up it's usually something like "your details were passed on from xyz corp and that's all we know". xyz corp is never anyone I've heard of, I'm assuming fictitious or xyz corp acquir
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by desas 12y ago
Not sure about the rest of Europe but in the UK it's standard for Amazon and many other online places to keep your card details on file. Halifax, a bank in the UK didn't require 3d secure though did encourage it. Recently I used a
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by desas 12y ago
Probably because the government told ISPs that opt-in should be the default.
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by desas 12y ago
In Austria they built apartment complexes inside their considerably larger gas holders, see http://www.wiener-gasometer.at/en
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by desas 12y ago
It's not the article's fault, the ofcom report it's based on is lacking in detail, it just labels the table of results "This table shows the figures for take up of family friendly network level filtering by new customers
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by desas 12y ago
It's common in Western Europe.I get 5 weeks holiday plus 8 public holidays. I sometimes don't take a day or two but will then take a day or two extra the next year..
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by desas 12y ago
Lord Prescott did nothing as deputy PM to prevent New Labour from introducing authoritan legislation.
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by desas 12y ago
We have got a constitution, it's just not written down in one big decisive document and some parts aren't written down at all. Our civil servants have written more constitutions than anyone else, we are (or were) quite expert at t
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by desas 12y ago
The Amazonian Piraha tribe have "to the river", "to the jungle", "up the river" and "down the river" rather than directions.
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by desas 12y ago
Developers manage it for iOS, why can't they do it for android?
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by desas 12y ago
Wait, isn't there already a website which lists who voted which way in the united states? If not that's astounding.
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by desas 12y ago
I think mysql is the only database that auto truncates varchars isn't it?
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by desas 12y ago
As a Brit, pretty much all I know of Des Moines is what I've learned from Bill Bryson, the first line of his book "Travels in Small-Town America" is "I come from Des Moines. Somebody had to."
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by desas 12y ago
Not the OP but both have been posted on HN before..
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by desas 12y ago
In general about an hour each day, some days might be 45 minutes. It will vary from school to school and year to year I think.
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by desas 12y ago
It's not that simple (in the UK at least), you only have to stop processing information if "unwarranted and substantial damage or distress" is being caused.
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by desas 12y ago
What did Rome ever do for us? They made the peace and the single state that made the spread of all of this technology happen so quickly. Britain had nearly none of that stuff before the Romans.
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by desas 12y ago
My local school doesn't allow < 11 year olds to walk to school by themselves, they have to be escorted right into the school gate, which is off the main road and down a 150m footpath. Standing at the top of the footpath and watching
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by desas 12y ago
> What on earth makes these enterprise companies > believe That they can take Cisco hardware & > believe that they Can be more cost efficient > than AWS/Azure. Effective sales people and existing relationships
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by desas 12y ago
What is full time in the US? I've worked 35 and 37.5 hour jobs and considered both full time. Neither are unusual in the UK. Of course being in IT the actual hours worked are usually more than that.
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by desas 12y ago
The plain text is dictionary words, given that the hash and the salt is known it will be really quick to hash every dictionary word for a single user. There are 99171 words in /usr/share/dict/words and off the shelf hard
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by desas 13y ago
LTS is supported for 5 years

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