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Chicken odour repels malaria mosquitoes, research in Ethiopia finds
(bbc.co.uk)
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hanoz
10y ago
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New Prime Minister Theresa May begins to shape new cabinet
(bbc.co.uk)
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hanoz
10y ago
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hanoz
10y ago
It does sound very unusual to be surprised by that, yes. Although it is understandable that your surprise is constant.
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hanoz
10y ago
LINQPad. Don't know how I'd get by without this for ad hoc / exploratory .NET work. Love it.
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One Day Only: A Chance to View One Map to Rule Them All
(smithsonianmag.com)
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hanoz
10y ago
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hanoz
10y ago
∈ The European Union
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hanoz
10y ago
> Could the title of this article be any less informative? Apparently so.
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hanoz
10y ago
Free lunch! The home hoarding rentier class have been engorging themselves on the biggest free lunch going for a generation. Funded with borrowed into existence free money, and protected from market forces on the downside using money taken
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hanoz
10y ago
Yes of course, for new projects now and for the foreseeable. Its terse expressive fluent syntax alone is reason enough to use it for me. Nothing else comes close for ad-hoc dom work, and your user almost certainly has it cached already anyw
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hanoz
10y ago
Did you forget renew a domain name? The demo link in your post's opening paragraph is now leading to some kind of Japanese Bra company.
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hanoz
10y ago
Where are the other 50?
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hanoz
10y ago
One that springs to mind is a proper wireless, i.e. battery powered, electronic picture frame. Notwithstanding that I can't understand why these haven't become a thing in black and white anyway.
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hanoz
10y ago
You heard wrong. There's no requirement for a UK company, or its directors or shareholders, to have a bank account of any kind.
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hanoz
11y ago
This may may have been just the article I needed, but I will never know because I realised it must be a good three or four months since I last refreshed my memory about the events leading up to the Chernobyl disaster.
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hanoz
11y ago
Measured by the amount of labour required to live a comfortable life? You say we're better off now but can a typical skilled or semi skilled worker today support a family in a secure home as was the case in previous generations?
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11y ago
I've always dismissed Anker out of hand as they are practitioners of the comically verbose product name school of Amazon listing, which I've come to associate with poor quality. Add to that the usually accompanying infeasibly high
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hanoz
11y ago
Well that's opened up a fascinating new world to me. Is there a name for that regular logarithmic by linear music notation in the first image? I suddenly feel like a whole lifetime of musical enjoyment has been denied to me by the utte
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Small, cheap gravity gadget to peer underground
(bbc.co.uk)
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11y ago
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hanoz
11y ago
> The diagram is not only easy to understand, but also technically correct. It's not easy to understand and I still don't understand it. What is audio doing on this diagram?
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hanoz
11y ago
What does Swedish Batman have with his chips? Gothenburger. What's crime does Swedish Batman hate the most? Gothenburglary.
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hanoz
11y ago
I'm no expert, but I've seen plenty of flotsam and jetsam on beaches in my time, and I can't recall seeing a barnacle on any of it.
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hanoz
11y ago
> take their "storage snapshot", and turn off the server Or rather, turn off the server and then take the storage snapshot, which is the order you have to do it. And you have to snapshot and reincarnate just in order to attach
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hanoz
11y ago
Can't see anyone getting away with this in the world of British cryptic crosswords somehow. Any repetition within living memory would surely be met by an en masse raised eyebrow.
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BBC iPlayer 'loophole' to be closed soon, says culture secretary
(bbc.co.uk)
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11y ago
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3D Scanned Nefertiti: Real, Fake, or Real Fake?
(3dprintingindustry.com)
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11y ago
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Ordnance Survey releases digital map of Mars surface
(bbc.co.uk)
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11y ago
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hanoz
11y ago
Here's a link for this villa near Coates, and for Vindolanda, the fort shown in the featured article, using a rendering in which I've tried to emphasise the fine detail, from my map as mentioned in the above linked thread; Coates:
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hanoz
11y ago
Big cats don't have cushions?
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hanoz
11y ago
Have you considered the UK, where on occasions one can easily feel like the only one in the pub not drinking Jägerbombs, and drinking to massive excess generally is a proud national pastime.
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hanoz
11y ago
Hank... are we the baddies?
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