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hdgvhicv
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hdgvhicv
2mo ago
There’s loads of standard gauge steam in the UK with regular service, but it seems that these are excluded because 1) flying Scotsman as it’s not regular service with integrated tickets but runs on public railways and stations 2) festiniog
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2mo ago
Cloudflare doesn’t work most of the time for me. I’ve seen nothing on this site on my iPhone 12 mini.
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I’ve never noticed any delay on the London underground with Apple Pay or a normally debit card - certainly not a second. Havent used an oyster for years but I don’t remember it being faster.
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2mo ago
Helps who? The people who make the rules (by brainwashing the population through a trillion dollar advertising industry what would make Pravda blush) only want to help themselves. As long as they have enough toys to prevent a French Revolut
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2mo ago
Owning, not penning.
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2mo ago
And that’s why we’ll sadly get Farage as Pm, because people like you feed the “metropolitan elite” image.
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2mo ago
Reform take peoples concerns about the massive increase in population numbers and the knock on effects of housing and infrastructure, and cultural clash since we swapped eu immigration for sub Saharan and South Asian, and point it to the sm
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2mo ago
So not an immigrant visa?
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2mo ago
Probably best to read dickens to see the future. Just remove the moral obligations the penning class felt they had in the 19th century.
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For decades we have taxed what we want - productive work - far more than other forms.
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2mo ago
The economic utility if vegetables is far higher than that of a Toyota Camry Plenty if people in America live just fine without any car. Nobody survives without any food.
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2mo ago
AWS doesn’t give higher uptime in my experience, but that’s not the point. The point is that if everyone is down once a year, you as the CTO don’t get blamed. If you are down just once in 10 years but everyone else is up you do get blamed.
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2mo ago
They don’t kind this. If they had they’d have held there nose. This wasn’t Romney vs Obama.
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Free public tenant is very common. The wealthy being massive sources of the problem is very common. The U.K., hardly a bastion of socialist views, has massive amounts of food banks and he only attempt to overturn democracy I’ve seen was on
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2mo ago
Yet after Jan 6th more people voted or Trump than voted for the Harris The US wanted this.
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It’s always been tech bros and wanna be tech bros.
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2mo ago
I’ve seen people say that for 20 years
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2mo ago
It’s an RAC report, they are on the side of car owners. You’re combining. My mother doesn’t have off street parking as she lives in a town. She’s one of the 30% If she had a typical ev she’d have to charge it once a month. You’re talking th
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2mo ago
How does a current local model compare to the best frontier model 12 months ago. Or 24 months ago?
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So in rural areas there’s no parking for the street as that’s where the cars that drive are. You get pasig places and occasional some idiot will park in them briefly. Even including your towns the vast majority of houses have off street par
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City dwellers are the ones that use public land to store their cars. Of the three Villages I know well (my sisters, the one I lived in until moving to a larger 8000 person town, and the one with the primary school) I can’t think of any Like
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2mo ago
Very small number in the U.K. outside of big cities and towns. In England 65% have off-road parking outside of London, and most of that 35% will be in cities and towns. I can’t think of a single house in my sisters village without parking.
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And those of us who don’t can just plug in at home.
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You’re years too late.
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America believes in freedom for large companies to take personal data and make it their own, rather than individual feeedom
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I got 3kB/sec, or 6 minutes per meg in ‘96. 10 meg an hour wasn’t terrible even I. The U.K. where you paid a penny a minute.
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I don’t self host, I pay zoho to do it. Over never had any suspicion my emails haven’t been received.
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Clacton had the opportunity to vote for that not to happen.
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And that post is why sms is superior. You vans I may be able to manage a backup and understand how these codes are generated. The average person does not. From memory most totp apps don’t even migrate when you move from one phone to another
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If I lose my phone I have no totp access or sms access I walk to the local phone shop and get a replacement sim for my number with a few of bits of ID and I regain sms access. Totp access is gone forever. It’s clearly not worse that totp in
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