handelaar

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by handelaar 6y ago
There's nothing at all unique about Germany. The Kia/Hyundai crossover and the newest version of the Renault Zoe are 250-300 mile cars that cost half as much as a Tesla, and if you're into buying a luxury car, the Jag and BM
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by handelaar 6y ago
Wilfully obtuse of the increasingly-shit BBC News to attribute this to CoViD and completely ignore the fact that a gigantic swathe of cigarette types were outright banned a month ago
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by handelaar 7y ago
Erm. OK, but there is at least one Irish accent which is obviously similar to "generic American", but of all the UK accents none persist in the US, nor vice-versa.
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by handelaar 7y ago
For sure I didn't think there were enough problems with the status of the Marshall Islands in international law, and so this seems like a brilliant idea altogether.
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by handelaar 7y ago
That, and he's also arguing that they're all somehow the victims of a hate crime .
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by handelaar 7y ago
I fear someone not smart enough to think of "Libre Libra" instead, might not be smart enough to get it done
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by handelaar 7y ago
You'd be amazed just how poorly dynamite works for making miles of tunnel, in between up to 12 layers of pre-existing tunnels, through wet central London clay.
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by handelaar 7y ago
In your wording "faring quite well" logically would involve between two and five decades of unending guerilla warfare. Doesn't sound like a great way to live if you're not a gun nut
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by handelaar 7y ago
Article says the opposite. Cars without an NCT are not permitted on the roads, and they won't be able to get one any more.
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by handelaar 7y ago
Well yes, but we usually segment areas into their own circuits and in a well-built residence the laundry appliances get a fused circuit to themselves (or, at the very least, share one with the kitchen sockets). So your amperage/fuse-tr
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by handelaar 8y ago
Well, kinda. In the UK state-level interference would likely go unnoticed if it mugged only postal votes and didn't push too obviously-far in one direction or another. I've been on the receiving end of mail interference and sinc
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by handelaar 8y ago
Well... you sound youngish so let's not write off the possibility that there's time for both. But here's some thoughts and some experience a) What thing doesn't exist and you've noticed it hasn't existed for ag
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by handelaar 8y ago
They'd have a much larger financial incentive to reduce safety protection at older facilities.
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by handelaar 8y ago
Not about to duplicate a complaint that has dozens of pre-reported instances, none with an answer, no.
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by handelaar 8y ago
That's the fifth time I've downloaded a USB live disk image, written it to a USB key, booted, and had it panic out with "no bootable partition" in the first four seconds.
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by handelaar 8y ago
Video isn't very clear on this but it seems to infer that the artificial pitch below must either: a) be itself also split into strips which space out sideways to reveal rails just below the surface, or b) be removed entirely as an un
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by handelaar 8y ago
A rare example of a document which you can tell is definitely mistaken without going any further than its title. US civics-class-takers will naturally remember learning about how the first ten amendments to the constitution are commonly ref
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by handelaar 8y ago
I saw the comment in the article about FM being less reliable and my brain went immediately to "yup, that'll be the compressor"
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by handelaar 8y ago
Correcting the errors after my kid sister spent a couple hours typing in the listing for some game she liked the look of is exactly how I learned to program in BBC Basic in about 1983. Doing beats reading, then as now
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by handelaar 8y ago
The format created out of petty spite against Winer that nobody's ever used? Died on its arse when presented with millions of podcast users, didn't it?
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by handelaar 8y ago
> None of them were added to pump up the numbers. Then kindly explain these https://data.gov.ie/advanced_search?query=&texttype=anywhere... Or these https://data.gov.ie/advanced_search?query=&te
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by handelaar 8y ago
I'm a particular fan of the boundary "dataset" you have that's a low-resolution TIFF file. (edit to add something more productive: the site is littered to the tune of at least 25% and maybe even a third with junk "d
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by handelaar 8y ago
Most UK cities looked like this for the entire portion of my life I wasn't allowed to vote yet. I grew up in London (and slightly in Edinburgh area) and the centres of Edinburgh and Glasgow were pitch black all over right into the lat
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by handelaar 8y ago
The photos do appear to be mid-late 60s from the cars you can see. But I'll observe that the Uni of Manchester buildings photos could have been from 1987 or 1990 -- being when I saw them myself, still near-black on the Oxford Road si
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by handelaar 8y ago
When I was small most of Edinburgh looked exactly like these photos, and they didn't start washing it until the late 80s. (edit: come to think of it, entire central Edinburgh area still smelled of coal smoke in the mornings until abo
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by handelaar 8y ago
Sedition has been a crime in the United States for the last 220 years.
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by handelaar 8y ago
#notallrussians is an argument (like #notallmen) that contributes nothing to anyone because nobody has at any point said "literally all Russians". You're bringing nothing but noise.
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by handelaar 8y ago
The UK agreed to international-treaty level this year that it will do nothing under any circumstances which necessitate the reintroduction of an Irish border, not least because that would collapse the Good Friday Agreements. Two weeks ago
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by handelaar 8y ago
Most recent item on "recent changes" was five years old in 2014. Galway Airport's certainly been shut for a lot longer than that.
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by handelaar 8y ago
Suppose that'll explain why there are at least three airports included in Ireland that have no scheduled services at all: the data's from nearly a decade ago

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