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goldcd
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My very optimistic explanation would be that "The manager had had other valued, single, female customers sit at the bar - and they'd been propositioned by men...and he was trying to protect.." Oh I'm not even buying this
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8y ago
https://www.hhs.gov/ash/oah/adolescent-development/substance... I posted a very well researched response, to a similar article (unfortunately somewhere else, I can't remember where). As a big opening gam
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8y ago
What death were you hoping for? I mean given a choice a first and fatal coronary blow-out as I sleep, seems pretty good. vapes bacon
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8y ago
Nicotine salt versions of "vape juice" have been available for ages - unsure how Juul have managed to patent this (possibly when used in a cartridge system with a juul brand on it). If you consider vaping to be a smoking cessation
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goldcd
8y ago
Pssh - China just blocks stuff they don't like. Nice and simple. In the UK we've had stuff we don't like blocked, we've had mandatory tracking by your ISP, and now you have to register to watch porn...
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goldcd
8y ago
Admit it - you were tilting your monitor!
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8y ago
That it? Presume I use the arrow keys OK, I pick up the other blocks.. Oh, I do like the inertia and the smaller points give me more points wakes up screaming at 3am as the red terminator block endlessly hunts me down
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8y ago
Got the mail yesterday notifying me about: Synology-SA-18:62 Synology-SA-18:64 Synology-SA-18:65 Looks like they got the fixes for DSM out pretty quickly - https://www.synology.com/en-uk/releaseNote/DS918+#ver_2382
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8y ago
In (the UK at least) your medical notes follow you as you sign on with a new GP (General Practitioner - first point of medical contact for anything non-urgent). Now knew this theoretically happened, but was quite bemused to see it happen in
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8y ago
I'd agree with the OP - I'd never thought about it like that before. My addition to the theory would be that left & right look identify the issue from different perspectives. e.g. You can look at the planet as whole today, an
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8y ago
What's tech's obsession with the bay area? It's lovely, I've visited - and then left. I can see why companies would thrive in an area with this excellent skill-pool - but I'd have thought they'd all want to get
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8y ago
I think that pretty much sums it up. "Horses for courses" - or "There's no one perfect device, nor should there be" Occasionally something disruptive comes along, and maybe a few users split across the gap - but doe
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8y ago
Hold on, I'm a lefty - and don't particularly like that brush you're tarring me with. Now before we go on, I do agree with some of your points. The results we observe are driven by many factors and individual choice is one of
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8y ago
I'd agree - Apple handling payments/fraud/refunds and all the rest has value. Where they don't have a value proposition is with the larger providers of content. People turning up and wanting to buy your product (and not
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8y ago
I (not quite sub-consciously) ensure I always leave some bananas to get to that 'black, but not crushed' state - solely to make milkshakes from. I give myself a pass on the calories, as I'm "being green and eating my 5-a
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goldcd
8y ago
Well it's always up to you if you consider your genetic parent, your "real father" - sperm donors, adoption, hospital mix-ups, affairs, early death, re-marriage blah blah. No shortage of reasons why you one of your 'pare
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8y ago
I'd worry working anywhere where being "conscientious" isn't appreciated. From another thread I've got it stuck in my head that there is "broccoli" and "ice cream" work - and yes, if everybody co
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8y ago
That's a metaphor that I know is now stuck permanently. My only addition would be that this is your broccoli and ice-cream. I'm eternally mystified as to what some of my colleagues like. Maybe the greatest benefit of agile I fou
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8y ago
It would be perfect for Civ6 though..
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I feel like some old fogey/luddite when I say "I've never seen the point of iPads" - or tablets for that matter. I've had a few and they're great as media consumption/browsing devices - but am utterly bemu
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8y ago
Always seemed a strange business model. Appealing to people who "want to cook", but doing so by turning yourself into a production-line assembler. Like saying your want to learn carpentry, by buying some Ikea flat-pack. What confu
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8y ago
I liked "The hemoglobin increases may be further enhanced with add-on therapy of ethanol" - i.e. a nice pint with your cigarette. Technically Smoking does increase your haemoglobin (CO binds to it better, blocking O2, causing body
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8y ago
Not sure if I'd go with "little know-how" - but yes, he most certainly did it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utfbE3_uAMA If nothing else it proves that the jack removal was not done for space-saving or anyt
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goldcd
8y ago
Your real problem is that you have a known workaround - you'll maybe some time trying to work out the issue 'next weekend or the one after', when you've got a bit of free time :) If you can find a bit of time - CPUID &am
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8y ago
That was my point, I could have made it clearer.
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8y ago
Wouldn't have to be blockchain, of course. What I was wanting would be 'somewhere' all podcast players could write back what you've been doing with them. Of course the "global podcast tracking organization" c
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8y ago
Islamic State (or Viet Cong) didn't have to raze the same cities to the ground in able to 'occupy' them. Putting myself in the position of a civilian in these scenarios, I always bemused how "please leave your home, whil
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goldcd
8y ago
To be fair, it's not just you and your Apple. My employer pays for my phone contract - so normally every 2 years I select the shiniest thing, dripping in features. This year.. no, just switched to a cheaper monthly contract as it felt
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Apple publicly said they aren't going to release sales numbers going forward (take a guess why). To retain revenue they just need to get more out of each sale - and that's ensuring somebody who comes in for an upgrade pays more th
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8y ago
Oh, you should see the stuff I've got - all the wires, apart from the one I need. Fortunately money doesn't take up that much space (and can be used to buy old solenoids when you ACTUALLY need one). (although I fully agree the tra
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