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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
The UK doesn't have a uniquely large number of restaurants and cafes, nor are the UK's cafes and restaurants uniquely affected by the lockdowns. When they say the UK has a strong service industry that drives exports etc they don&#
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6y ago
There will be way fewer deaths though. Treatment is much better than it was in March. A couple of million people across Europe that would have died without the first lockdown will live if they catch it now. Also it seems that mild cases don
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6y ago
Really? I'd have thought that stuff like financial, accounting and legal services (things the UK is good at) can be done via work from home rather better than e.g. car and machine parts manufacturing...
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6y ago
I am assuming checks are rudimentary. Post some spam. See if spam is visible. Add site to you script for mass posting spam.
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6y ago
That would result in more spam to be moderated. The spammers would see their content themselves, think it was working and mark your site as a target. One point of manual moderation is that spammers know it is happening.
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6y ago
Why is dot special? Fortran uses % (if I remember properly) IDE's can complete after a % as well as after a dot.
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6y ago
This seems highly likely.
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6y ago
So unless you are allergic/intolerant or drink a vast amount there are no proven health risks. Indeed it is a healthy food.
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6y ago
What actual proven health implications does cows milk have?
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6y ago
That link doesn't really help explain anything.
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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
Sounds great. These days we only get the Google or the MS batches of results.
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gvjddbnvdrbv
6y ago
Have you used modern PHP? Its a great language these days.
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6y ago
> Security is provided by a firewall. Right so as I said elsewhere I'll be dropping all packets for incoming connections at the firewall. I was heavily downvoted for that comment... I guess a lot of folk will leave insecure devices
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6y ago
> Even better, these days you can allocate a unique local address to the printer (RFC 4193, fd00::/8) and eliminate Internet access entirely. I.e. essentially what we already had with IPv4. > Because of how difficult it is to por
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6y ago
Norwegians worship the sun when it is present and they drink more milk as adults than in other non-Nordic countries. The milk is vitamin D supplemented. Sunbeds have become unpopular recently (3 years ago there were 3 tanning salons in walk
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6y ago
I'm certainly going to be dropping all incoming IPv6 packets when my ISP foists IPv6 on us.
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6y ago
Slighlty pedantic correction... Citizenship is irrelevant in any national health system I've encountered. The person must be enrolled in the country's national health insurance scheme. A prerequisite of that is of course being a l
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6y ago
I've tried it but it gets messy.
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6y ago
Like a podcast? It works for audio. As another poster has pointed out torrents could make distribution more efficient.
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6y ago
I'm not asking for links (although that is nice). I am asking for an actual reference rather than a list of magazine titles. References look something like: Name of publication, date, volume or issue number, page number. E.g. something
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6y ago
Nevermind WiFi. I get excited when the ink cartridge hasn't dried up/run out after 20 odd pages.
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6y ago
Your brain only really counts if you have some records of you using the term like this and people understanding you as such over 20 years ago. Otherwise there should be some published materials available to back up your claim. This is a lis
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6y ago
The lawyers know what it means and they are the ones that matter in this context.
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6y ago
Can you provide any historical primary sources that show that it was widely used like this before it gained it's current meaning over 20 years ago?
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6y ago
Open source has a common and well understood definition. Your definition and opinion won't change that. You may however cause confusion if you misuse the term.
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6y ago
Turn on your old FM. In Oslo at least several stations still broadcast.
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6y ago
Brexit??? It's going to have massive effects for a long time.
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6y ago
Most of the people with flu like symtoms won't have had covid though.
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6y ago
You should read UKLG's Earthsea. They are objectively quite simple books (targeted at teens) but they are fantastic. As a side note in my opinion this series is an example of how the current phase of thinking someone has to be of a gro
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6y ago
How does this reconcile with the actual data we have on total infection rate in e.g. Spain where a representative poll was done?
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