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by epanchin 9y ago
Direct debit is a debit direct from your bank account, using your non-expiring account number. Different from a debit card which is a debit from an expiring card.
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by epanchin 9y ago
This is garbage. A drop in the number of deaths might just demonstrate an improvement in emergency medical procedures.
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by epanchin 9y ago
The real question is who spends a grand on a glass phone then covers it in a cheap rubber case. They are the modern day sofa protectors.
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by epanchin 9y ago
Government policy is to not retroactively change tax bands but to control vehicle use through other means, eg emissions zones. I’m sure you can work out the morally correct action based on the types of areas you drive through. You don’t rea
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by epanchin 9y ago
My accommodation in Eastern European services apartments for this weekend is cheaper than the fees would be on Airbnb. The price slider cannot fix that.
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by epanchin 9y ago
I agree there’s room for a lower end competitor. I used to rent out a room on Airbnb, it was a great experience. Both renting and staying I met cool people, as they were often keen to chat or hang out. And cheaper than a hotel, usually host
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by epanchin 9y ago
Does Fair Trade certified coffee and similar impose immediate payment terms?
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by epanchin 9y ago
Great walkthrough. Purchased the app - I have been curious about the performance of my watch for a while but never got around to measuring it. The app nicely hit a niche. What would be the challenges in using the camera to identify the tim
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by epanchin 9y ago
Continental Europe permenantly on UTC+2 would move EU further from NY... a nice little boost for the City of London.
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by epanchin 9y ago
Unfortunately Levono has ditched this approach with the x280.
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by epanchin 9y ago
KU Leuven states the grid fins at 41kg. (The same volume of material would be 193kg in platinum)
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by epanchin 9y ago
Not loss making, however.
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by epanchin 9y ago
I personally believe companies should be fined regardless. But one caveat I’d add to your point. Companies should not have a free pass for losing data that isn’t directly required for providing the service the user requested; or when storin
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by epanchin 9y ago
Have you been on BA’s 777? I find it little better than the 747. IMO, BA’s entire transan fleet is cramped and uncomfortable. AA’s (business) seats are a league ahead.
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by epanchin 9y ago
It’s not ideal manufacturers can state battery life figures as when the phone is new, rather than at the end of their expected life (2yrs).
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by epanchin 9y ago
To take [0] as an example, the driver was easily arrested. If she had been travelling in a taxi, is it likely she would have memorised the plates? The use of apps to book rides makes it very easy to trace drivers if anything untoward happen
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by epanchin 9y ago
2FA completely broke my habit of checking Facebook.
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by epanchin 9y ago
It is nonsensical that ISP’s would implement throttling by blacklisting certain sites. It is more likely they would implement it by whitelisting services which pay them. I.e. a p2p browser would be throttled.
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by epanchin 10y ago
Buddybuild if you don't want to use OSX