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by hanoz 7y ago
Do many people really say "I could care less" instead of "couldn't"? I've never heard anyone say it, and the few times I've seen it used online the perpetrator has rightly been rounded upon. If people do,
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by hanoz 7y ago
Fusion or not, only an abundance of incredibly cheap clean energy is going to turn back the tide on CO2 and other pollutants, and who knows what problems that may bring.
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by hanoz 7y ago
Or perhaps that the granddaddy of FANG-style acronyms, NOISE, was coined specifically to refer to Microsoft competitors; Netscape, Oracle, IBM, Sun and Everyone else.
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by hanoz 7y ago
If agitation is actually the main mechanism for breaking off microfibers, with the greater volume of water in a delicate wash just helping to float them away, then could it be that a normal cycle does break off more microfibers after all,
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by hanoz 7y ago
I never came across Mondo 2000 but your comment puts me in mind of Omni magazine, which I have sketchy memories of pooring over in the library in the 90s.
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by hanoz 7y ago
In the west, the self anointed custodians of public discourse have become so successful in whipping into line any public figure who dares stray outside their own boundaries of acceptable thought, vastly adrift though it is from most ordinar
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by hanoz 7y ago
2.9 billion. Not great... not terrible.
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by hanoz 7y ago
> Assume the stock grant was 48,000 if you have after the day after you completed 12 months, you get to keep 12,000 shares not 24,000. I meant that if the other shareholder also only has 12,000 at that point, that's 50%. > In ter
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by hanoz 7y ago
My sense of it all is that time is simply the procession of cause and effect, the rate of it is affected by space but it's meaningless to consider it happening backwards, and the main reason anyone might be tempted to is just a side e
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by hanoz 7y ago
Very interesting. A couple of potential issues spring to mind, in my ignorance: Does this mean that if a founder leaves immediately after 12 months, he will own 50% of the shares issued and it will be a further three years before he is back
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Supreme Court: Suspending Parliament was unlawful, judges rule(bbc.co.uk)
323 points by hanoz 7y ago|432 comments
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by hanoz 7y ago
> It understands that "we don't share your data with third parties" is privacy friendly while "we may share your data with anyone" is a potential threat. Does it understand "we don't share your data wit
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by hanoz 7y ago
Mine is showing as roughly twice what I'd expect it to be on the billing home page. It looks about right on the cost explorer though. I got an alert for crossing a billing threshold only five hours ago, as expected for this time of the
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by hanoz 7y ago
> As an european who rejects ad trackers on every website, I can confirm that a good 95% of them are correctly implemented and will let you keep browsing. Really? Any chance you could share some examples, because my strong impression is
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by hanoz 7y ago
https://youtu.be/MMiKyfd6hA0
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by hanoz 7y ago
That's quite a broad category. At least 100 years ago was a good period for books and essays.
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by hanoz 7y ago
I thought this was going to be about the warm glow you get when you realise that the hot new framework/library/methodology you haven't got round to investigating yet, is already on the way out.
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by hanoz 7y ago
I completely agree, although will happily play with is a lot broader than most prized possessions . In that category I'd say this exhibition is just what I'd expect to see in the real world, but world-weary of agenda driven art
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by hanoz 7y ago
Delightful. And refreshingly realistic - I was bracing myself for a slew of girls with cars and boys with tea sets.
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by hanoz 7y ago
Good. Now who's going to do the same for domain names? And why hasn't this happened yet?
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by hanoz 7y ago
The only gap in your understanding is that nigh on 100% of the MPs that claim to want to prevent no deal in fact want to prevent Brexit altogether. Clearly to rule out no deal is by definition to accept whatever deal the other party deems
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by hanoz 7y ago
It's not democracy if you repeat the process until you get the right answer then stop. And the EU has plenty of previous on this. And you can argue that the facts on the ground have changed, but the powers offering the referendum are t
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by hanoz 7y ago
I could not disagree more. The most awful result of all this would be for the people of Europe to reach the logical conclusion that if Britian can't leave then none of them can ever hope to.
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by hanoz 7y ago
Anxiousness, alertness to danger, and the imperative not to show it, is an essence of the male human condition surely?
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by hanoz 7y ago
> I would agree we tend to mention it early in conversation Username checks out. Contrary to the above I've always found UK doctors perfectly reasonable to deal with, but we're definitely having some big problems in this countr
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by hanoz 7y ago
> Am I missing something? You may be. Firstly the interval size. Highest year since two years ago is unimpressive, highest day since two years ago is more (still not very) impressive. Secondly this is coming from "Today in Energy&qu
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by hanoz 7y ago
The reason it takes a few days is because the next mailshot you're going to be getting in the next couple of days will be sent out by some third party to list of email addresses which was exported to a csv file and sent unencrypted to
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by hanoz 7y ago
Heaven save us from law makers and enforcers with too much time on their hands.
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by hanoz 7y ago
What sort of bit rate are they getting with this? And to what extent is it directional?
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by hanoz 7y ago
Surely everyone knows first hand how much variation there is in the inner experience of telling a lie to realise that these tests are a sham.

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