hanoz

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by hanoz 4y ago
> a cathedral off Fleet Street If you're ever in America, there's an interesting tower block on 34th Street, and some civic buildings on Pennsylvania Avenue which are worth a look.
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by hanoz 4y ago
i.e. he foresaw, and saw through, you'll own nothing and be happy .
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by hanoz 4y ago
Yes, I understand how the redistribution of water would cause the centre of gravity to change, but not how the changed centre of gravity would the land to rise.
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by hanoz 4y ago
How does the earth's centre of gravity changing cause land to rise?
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by hanoz 4y ago
If you want family friendly mode, bland corporate rep mode, or full on woke nutcase mode, then let's have that as an option. There's no need to wish an invariable standard on the rest of us just because it happens to fit your curr
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by hanoz 4y ago
There are perfectly good reasons for preferring the primitive alternative for every example in your list, and as I can barely see out of my double glazed window due to condensation between the panes at the moment, they're not without
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by hanoz 4y ago
Has a child violated copyright when they've watched so much Disney that they can now draw a pretty good likeness of one of their characters in an original pose?
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by hanoz 4y ago
That's all very well, but what about this year's free stuff?
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by hanoz 4y ago
I think I'd pay $10/mo for it but then I'd probably cancel my Copilot subscription because its integration with Visual Studio is so poor.
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by hanoz 4y ago
They have tax raising powers to fund it however they so wish.
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by hanoz 4y ago
I think you may be suffering from some quite literal survivor bias. Okay, I may have over-extrapolated for effect, after all some surgeries don't even have telephone queuing, you just keep getting the engaged tone and redialing until y
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by hanoz 4y ago
I wasn't particularly thinking of Scotland, but since you mention it: "The NHS in Scotland is totally devolved to the Scottish Parliament and all policy and spending decisions are made in Scotland." https://www.g
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by hanoz 4y ago
That's only the case for the NHS in England.
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by hanoz 4y ago
It may be relevant and of interest to readers around the world to learn how we in Britain access the NHS, our envy-of-the-world National Health Service. The main way is via your allocated General Practitioner (GP). To see a GP you need to t
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Historic Cornwall rocket launch ends in failure(bbc.co.uk)
12 points by hanoz 4y ago|2 comments
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by hanoz 4y ago
Well for starters you could voluntarily submit your repayment history to one of a pool of competitive good-for-the-money record keepers, rather than it being involuntarily hoovered up by a state sponsored oligopoly.
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by hanoz 4y ago
Young men always did fend for themselves, but I don't think it's right say they were left to . More like they were let to do the fending that came naturally to them, fending for themselves and their families, and generally bein
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by hanoz 4y ago
Indeed. And with rheumatoid it can come a lot younger than your snowboarding years.
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by hanoz 4y ago
Though they feel like they arrive at the same rate.
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by hanoz 4y ago
It would matter if they were willing to lose the money to avoid a trial, for starters.
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by hanoz 4y ago
What are some good things to try? I can't get any sense out of it at all so far.
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by hanoz 4y ago
Wow. So now that I know that mass sociogenic illness is a thing, where do I draw the line in applying that label?
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by hanoz 4y ago
This is bollocks. Speaking for Britain, and I think I can, there are hoards of would be victims to this kind of scam, particular of the current retirees generation, who are extremely vulnerable to having the wool pulled over their eyes abou
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No more airplane mode? EU to allow calls on flights(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by hanoz 4y ago|0 comments
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Monkeypox given new name by global health experts(bbc.co.uk)
8 points by hanoz 4y ago|3 comments
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by hanoz 4y ago
What is going on with China's continuing zero-covid policy? Either it's the most expensive face saving exercise the world has ever seen, or they know something about it that we don't.
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by hanoz 4y ago
This list doesn't ring true to me, the entries don't seem at all naturally distributed. Why on earth would col123456 be the 9th most popular password in the world, yet not appear in the top 200 of any of the country specific lists
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by hanoz 4y ago
What sort of folder do you use? Is it something you can lean on when writing?
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by hanoz 4y ago
It's a question of approach. Ramming it down people's throats is not Championing. Making it compulsory up to the age of 16, to the detriment of other subjects, so that it's almost universally resented in my children's sc
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by hanoz 4y ago
Unfortunately the 20% who speak Welsh dominate the institutions of power in Wales, in gross disproportion to thier number, and moves like this are more about power than making any kind of practical sense. See also the recently announced pla

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