hardlianotion

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   by hardlianotion 1y ago

   He hasn't been misplaced! He got first place in - er - The Rest is History English Kings Rankings!
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   by hardlianotion 1y ago

   Thanks for the link - I was aware the government was preparing voluntary ID. I meant the zero proof element specifically as this is the first time I have heard mention of it.
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   by hardlianotion 1y ago

   How do you know that?
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   by hardlianotion 1y ago

   To be honest, I have my doubts. Watches and clocks have always been high status, and watchmakers highly skilled individuals. For the hot polloi, clocktowers in parishes could supply all the time information that mass workers would need - h
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   by hardlianotion 1y ago

   how so?
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   by hardlianotion 1y ago

   That last sounds a little bit Vonnegut: We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be.
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   by hardlianotion 1y ago

   << Perhaps a better plan would be to replaces cranes with horses and ropes such that we can once again afford windows No - just bring back window taxes https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window_tax
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   by hardlianotion 1y ago

   I hear you with the running thing. I disliked walking, so I moved somewhere nice and got a dog and that helps tremendously.
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   by hardlianotion 1y ago

   That's a very recent feature. I agree it was a foolish decision to require it.
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    Yep
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    Just rejoice that in this one case, the spinelessness of our elected representatives has some, perhaps temporary, upside.
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    What is your experience of this?
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    He also said “ill conceived”
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    My first thought when I read the review: You are so lucky to have read the book for the first time in 2025.
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    I still don't know what integrous means.
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    It's not the size of the carriers - it's the lack of catapults that are the problem.
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    Nice.
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    USA imprisons more corrupt executives than Europe does.
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    Cool - is it easy to tell which batteries have a problem when you need to replace some?
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    The film is a wonderful tribute to his friend, and it has given me so much pleasure.
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    by hardlianotion 1y ago

    I suspect that having "obvious contradictions" in policies is an extremely high bar for modern political groupings generally - ie all political parties and their leaders are populist now.
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    by hardlianotion 2y ago

    Pretty sure they're all women.
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    by hardlianotion 2y ago

    I disagree.
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    by hardlianotion 2y ago

    Unfortunately, with books you are able to compare the cost of temporarily getting access to a file with being able to own its paper equivalent.
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    by hardlianotion 2y ago

    wot
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    Apple axes top security feature in Britain(telegraph.co.uk)

    2 points by hardlianotion 2y ago|1 comments
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    by hardlianotion 2y ago

    Huh. I work on the 17th floor.
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    by hardlianotion 2y ago

    this is fixed for in person meetings is it?
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    by hardlianotion 2y ago

    Apple should tell those ignorant fuckwits to do one.
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    by hardlianotion 2y ago

    I like the idea - it seems temporary but fun.