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hanoz
4y ago
Halifax, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, is indeed amoungst those that have withdrawn all fixed rate mortgages today.
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hanoz
4y ago
I could be wrong, but I'm fairly sure that wasn't the case originally.
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hanoz
4y ago
Cool, well done. Hope the idea gets picked up by a few more developers here. If you don't mind I'm just just pasting the URL into a comment to make it a link: https://syslog.ravelin.com/2fa-is-missing-a-key-feature
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hanoz
4y ago
Love how it's standing on its end like a black monolith.
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Space debris Australia: Piece of SpaceX capsule crashes to Earth in field
(bbc.co.uk)
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hanoz
4y ago
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hanoz
4y ago
We were far more fortunate that the mass administration of a leaky vaccine with no long term test data, didn't lead to utter disaster.
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hanoz
4y ago
He's talking about Britain, compared to Spain.
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hanoz
4y ago
The UK is the fifth largest and almost every public service is a complete omnishambles.
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UK set to have automated drone superhighway
(bbc.co.uk)
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4y ago
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4y ago
That is very cool. So if the capacity of the under ground to extract heat from the underground, is something that can diminish on a decades level timescale, what does that say about the longevity of ground source heat pumps I wonder?
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hanoz
4y ago
I've never done anything other than breathe on them and polish with the bottom of my shirt. What am I missing?
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hanoz
4y ago
I'm not sure about the cooking power but in terms of the scale of things, if the earth were a golf ball, a 2000km wide coronal mass ejection would indeed be like shooting a bullet in a random direction at a golf ball half a kilometer a
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hanoz
4y ago
Are you proposing The Spiralx Donut?
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hanoz
4y ago
I often find people expressing that sentiment mean only the words they happen to be cool with, and on examination say well obviously we should still censor those words.
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hanoz
4y ago
Hmmm, well, lukewarm for me anyway please.
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hanoz
4y ago
I'm pretty sure pain features in the equation as well time.
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hanoz
4y ago
Why hot water? I would have thought cold or preferably lukewarm water would be more humane.
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hanoz
4y ago
You wouldn't have been cool in my school.
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hanoz
4y ago
Upvoting posts on Hacker News is my substitute for bookmarking things these days, as it's almost the only route by which I find stuff I wish to find again these days. I'm just (still) waiting on someone to develop the app which le
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4y ago
I've always done the same. As you say, it does have to be something very familiar. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy original radio series more often than not, for me. I've tried purpose created material, like This Book W
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hanoz
4y ago
Amongst the long list of comprehensively rubbished popular/woo science books out there, that one is certainly out there .
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James Webb Space Telescope hit by tiny meteorite
(bbc.co.uk)
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hanoz
4y ago
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hanoz
4y ago
Oh no, can it already be that the memory of 90s internet culture is indistinguishable from the mad ravings of an intelligent machine?
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hanoz
4y ago
You appear to be still describing the estate's benefit, not the public's.
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hanoz
4y ago
What!? Who's buying apple tree branches off you? I've chucked loads out in recent years.
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4y ago
Indeed. Nor were they wearing the same one again and again for months on end, and stuffing it in their jeans pocket in between.
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4y ago
> Nobody likes rate rises I like rate rises. And I'd like a central bank run by people who didn't default to "nobody likes rate rises" thinking.
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4y ago
No. That would be machines have taken over the world but thier only source of electicity is farms of dreaming humans.
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hanoz
4y ago
Because it replaces the implicit prefix "railway".
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hanoz
4y ago
> In many, but not all programs on windows you can paste plain text by using ctrl+shift+v. Sometimes that trick just stops working for no reason at all, then there's nothing else for it but to paste into notepad.exe and re-copy.
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