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by estel 13y ago
Are you sure that that's the only circumstance in which an officer may breathalyse? From my memory of Traffic Cops, they routinely breath test anyone stopped for most other reasons to determine if it's a contributing factor. Witho
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by estel 13y ago
I could entirely believe that to be the case, but the creator's alleged responses on the comments page would seem to cast doubt on him at least telling the truth about that.
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by estel 13y ago
Yes, easily.
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by estel 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Bristol, UK. Remote Native mobile developer with commercial iOS and Android app development; Obj-C, Android Java SDK, user-centred design and all the normal stuff. Also frontend web, if that's your fancy. Email: nathan@n
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by estel 13y ago
Ignoring the last point, this is probably why the HTML5BP loads from the CDN but fallsback to a local version if the CDN can't be reached.
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by estel 13y ago
Not what this indicates? http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/bestsellers/videogames/
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by estel 13y ago
> made it simple and beautiful Which product has been simplified? Presumably not a pencil :P
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by estel 13y ago
I think the "Sign up" copy on the button might be a bit misleading, because as a user I'm not really signing up for anything...
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by estel 13y ago
I'm not quite sure it's quite the same as saying that Western designers have "mastered" the web, but my memories of Japanese websites from ten years ago are remarkably similar to how they look today. It seems more releva
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by estel 13y ago
Sure, but the intervals are still bizarre.
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by estel 13y ago
On the other hand, big apps with their own style probably have already chosen to not look like Bootstrap.
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by estel 13y ago
Yes, according to the Washington Post, the interception took place in the UK.
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by estel 13y ago
Yes, you can definitely still disable apps in order to hide them. (Though this isn't as flexible, especially when one app owns multiple Launcher icons such as the Google Settings one).
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by estel 13y ago
I assume this is why the data they link to for US bike sales breaks down bikes with wheels > 20".
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by estel 13y ago
The utility of the windows 8 full screen apps has improved quite a bit now that you can partition a large screen pretty freely with three or four of them. Even before then, I quite enjoyed using a few W8 apps because they could be laid out
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by estel 13y ago
Woah, as you've said elsewhere there are plenty of people who do disagree about the utility of the start screen for use with kb+mouse. Personally I've found it just as, and indeed more, efficient than the start menu.
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by estel 13y ago
I'm slightly sad about the return of the start button too, I'd have been happy with an option to disable it.
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by estel 13y ago
I'm just doing the upgrade at the moment: the download was 3.4GB and was maxing my connection, but the install has taken an hour so far, but this isn't on an SSD. The process looks like it's coming to an end soon.
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by estel 13y ago
How about GDS? https://github.com/alphagov
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by estel 13y ago
It's a pretty open secret, but not really.
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by estel 13y ago
Not a chance.
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by estel 13y ago
Authenticating the provenance of Banksy stuff has always been a tough ask. The only way to definitively verify if streetart is genuine is to wait for it appear on his website, but for prints/canvases etc. he runs his own verification s
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by estel 13y ago
It's not a recommendation to the general public: your existing +1s, reviews and comments were already shared with whatever circles you'd already opted to share them with; this option just has those recommendations appear next to a
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by estel 13y ago
Why would a rating or review of a place be out of context on an ad for it?
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by estel 13y ago
TLA and Google's terms and supplementaries [0] seem pretty explicit: "Whenever you comment on, follow or +1 a page while logged in with your Google account" "This only happens when you take an action (things like +1’ing,
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by estel 13y ago
> Now, suddenly, Volkswagen/Ford/Chevy decide that one time payments suck and you need to pay monthly, say $1000. Adobe would say that it might be more comparable to your car manufacturer upgrading your car every time they rele
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by estel 13y ago
> there is no easy way to subscribe to CC for just a few months Isn't that what the monthly plan does [0]? $75 / month rather than $50, but with the option to only pay for individual months. I think they said they were original
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by estel 13y ago
For what it's worth, eHow only really moved towards being a content farm after being sold to Demand Media. I don't think it's fair to compare legalised gambling with human trafficking...
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by estel 13y ago
It doesn't seem crazy that their target demographic might be people who'd otherwise buy a PS4 or Xbox; and they don't necessarily have a beefy gaming machine.
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by estel 13y ago
The streaming works if you have a beefy Windows machine in your house already, it's not a solution for people wanting a dedicated "Steam" console.

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