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helipad
9y ago
If they have to buy data 1Mb at a time, which websites or apps do they use that load with the smallest download?
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helipad
9y ago
It's strange to imagine places like Saddleworth Moor being covered with trees.
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helipad
9y ago
I was just thinking how they'll need to make use of gyroscopes. * Car has detected only 3 wheels touching road * Car is on Woodward * Proceed as normal
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helipad
9y ago
"So you're saying I do look good in this shirt?"
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helipad
9y ago
Alright, alright, alright http://www.imcdb.org/movie.php?id=106677
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helipad
9y ago
I understand you might not care now, but what about later? A upset love interest, a border control agent, someone who disagrees with you on Twitter, the police, a frustrated colleague, children with too much time on their hands, trolls, hac
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helipad
9y ago
Pen, paper. I have a legal pad, one day per sheet, taking notes throughout the day. Anything requiring follow up gets an asterisk. End of the day, tear off the sheet, write out the asterisked things for the next day.
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helipad
9y ago
Similarly, Specialists Guild (social enterprise): http://specialistsguild.org/
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helipad
10y ago
I would imagine it was a form of restraining him.
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helipad
10y ago
Went to a football match as a lad and wasn't sure what Bovril was, but ordered one anyway. Imagine my reaction when what I thought was hot chocolate, was instead hot beef extract.
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helipad
10y ago
Looks cool. Here's a blog post from 2015 with a similar intent: http://www.dominik-schwarz.net/potpourri/worldmap/
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helipad
10y ago
Of the many people I know who say they yearn for a 'dumbphone' (feature phone), I've yet to see anyone I know actually make the nostalgic leap. I don't think the Nokia 3310 would achieve that either. The long battery lif
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helipad
10y ago
The joy of making a site like this isn't just the speed, it's that you can continually remove and simplify things without making the experience worse. I suppose that's the definition of minimalism? It means that when you _do_
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helipad
10y ago
My brother came to Michigan to visit from the UK. After a few days he said: "So, I can go on a red light for a right turn, but sometimes I have to wait at a green light for a left turn?" It was then I realised how peculiar the sig
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helipad
10y ago
Sadly this isn't limited to Comcast. Similar behavior for NBC Sports (and other channels) on AT&T.
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helipad
10y ago
Technology aside, shoppers are going to feel so weird doing this at the beginning. There's already social anxiety when people pay for things and walk past a security guard, or a security barrier. Whether it's an airport, or a clot
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10y ago
Putting the prostitution to one side, the underlying issues are particularly concerning to me. In this article, young people appear to have either large debt or expensive taste. They're encouraged to attend college, but increasingly fi
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10y ago
In many communities in the UK, it's the pub. On the positive side, it brings a genuine sense of community where you hang out alone, forge new bonds or maintain old ones. People come and go asking if so-and-so has been in today. Before
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10y ago
The question is though how does this differ to what other teams do every year? Many, many teams have played counter attacking football and not done nearly as well. Ranieri himself, even until very recently, said the target was 40 points. I
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10y ago
Leicester's season is an anomaly, and therefore hard to take lessons from. No-one saw this coming. Not Leicester's players, who were bottom of the league just over a year ago. Not Leicester's manager, for whom 17th place woul
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11y ago
My wife took part in one of these. She chose to "steal" a gift, whereby the owner said "no", quickly realizing the participant was serious. And that, folks, is where grudges come from.
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11y ago
While living in Munich I was approached twice by police officers later in the evening (around 10-11pm) coming out of U-Bahn stations. On one occasion the seemingly plain-clothed officers flashed a badge and started rifling through my jean p
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11y ago
If nothing else, an interesting murder mystery.
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11y ago
I've been really disappointed with the pricing of eBooks. A new book is available for pre-order, and here is the Amazon pricing: Kindle – $26.35 Hardcover – $19.23 Audible – $27.61 Audio CD – $30.00 All logic suggests the electronic v
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11y ago
Disturbed? Not really. Sounds like the author was pointing out his own flaws in terms of what he considered success at that point in his life.
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11y ago
I too moved from the UK to the US and the roads feel incredibly unsafe. In Michigan, for example, there are terrible potholes. Drivers also often in beat-up cars, often related to high auto insurance – that may create an attitude of not car
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helipad
12y ago
I'll say thank you, and not make any further requests.
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12y ago
Brush Park features in a lot of those photos (just up from Ford Field and Comerica Park). There are beautiful historic buildings with great swaths of vacant land. It's a designated historical district, so the city is making it tough fo
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12y ago
Is there a way to run the app but hide the icon?
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helipad
12y ago
"Now then" - also a grammatically curious greeting in Yorkshire.
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