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by iaskwhy 10y ago
This has been my experience in two of their stores in London. One of them even decided not to cover a defective product for free 1.5y after I've bought it in an EU country which gave me 2y warranty. I had to fly to that country to have
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
One thing I almost never see discussed is how expensive it gets when you have to keep building nuclear power plants due to decommissioning. Most nuclear power plants in use nowadays seem to have a 30 years life expectancy, new ones get up t
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Why can't we consider expanding to new non-developed areas in this scenario? The main reason I'm anti high density areas is it's unhealthy: people are stressed, there's no sense of community, commerce space is scarce and
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
I'm getting off-topic here but can you share some resources on how low density developments are much more destructive? I'm usually very pro low density housing (and also very anti high density housing) so I'd like to have som
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
Not exactly what's being asked but I've seen some people (a lot?) incorrectly implying Clinton got more than half the votes. In reality, at the moment, 52.3% didn't vote for her. This is relevant in the sense that in some vot
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
I guess that's because in the UK "It's The Sun Wot Won It".[0] Summary: It is believed some media, like The Sun, have a big effect on elections' results, like with the recent Brexit referendum. This led some people
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
I thought the biggest problem with blending stuff is the quantity I'll be having compared to having just one unit of something. For example, I wouldn't eat 3 oranges in a row but I would definitely drink them if blended.
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
They could check Hacker News way of handling relevant new entries, seems to work fine for this kind of problem.
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Having been to Copenhagen a few times in my life (partner used to live there) I came to realise there might be two extremes in terms of the way you look at tax rates. Some people might move to Dubai because its income tax is low or even nil
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Right but the article was about a beginner learning a new language, I don't think a beginner is expected to have audit-proof code for quite some time.
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Is it really wrong to learn something new with examples and without having to read a full book before typing the first few lines of code? I prefer to learn by trial and error.
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While I understand the idea of not having user comments, back when I was doing php - and remember this was a time without StackOverflow - checking the docs user comments would get me going very quickly as some particular use cases would alw
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That's a good question as during the presentation of the new features, one of them was called "Wireless" and for a moment I thought "Oh, so that's it, wireless charging too so no need for that strange dongle to char
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
I guess it's because IP67 means it's only "protected against the effect of immersion between 15cm and 1m" so it's not really 100% water resistant (nothing is, I guess).
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
This is not correct, the 32GB capacity is available for the matte black iPhone 7 - it's gone for the jet black one.
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Just my view but I do it daily while at work.
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This is not true. There's always the spirit of the law and this is checked by a group of people with that power, the juries.
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But you can already do almost that, right? switch (x) { case 1: { /* ... */ } break; case 2: case 3: { /* ... */ }
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Are other commands also different from shell to shell? It seems like an interesting point, if true.
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Are these available as supplements and, if so, is it safe to take them?
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I'm curious about animals other than humans. Once I was waiting for a call by a window, there was a generous spider on the other side. As I'm very afraid of spiders, I was looking at it while waiting for that call to arrive, it wa
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
It might not be helpful but it's not pretending, there was a huge geographical divide: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36616028 - Some councils in London, Edinburgh, some Belfast, voted ~75% remain; - Some e
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
Sure, you voted for the PPE and they're free to select the government. How's that for EU democracy working for you?
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Saving you a click: #28 Karolinska Institute, Sweden. Also: "The Times Higher Education (THE), formerly the Times Higher Education Supplement (THES), is a weekly magazine based in London, reporting specifically on news and issues relat
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
Many things could be said about it but today is a particular bad day to talk about the "EU's retarding democracy" as we, the UK, just got a new prime minister no one voted for...
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You might be biased without knowing it because Danish is one of those languages with lots of dialects in such a small region. I only know this because my girlfriend used to live in Copenhagen and couldn't understand most people outside
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I'm usally more worried about having a long term investment, say for 30 years and on the 25th year another 2008 takes place, I might not have 20 years to wait by then.
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So you get the email after the charge took place? I would appreciate it before the charge happening...
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I can play Carcassonne every day for 3 months in a row, dozens of games a day, but I also had 6 months without playing at all or very rarely. I bought all the extensions too. I don't think I would subscribe, I don't like this anxi
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by iaskwhy 10y ago
It's a temporary option though. As soon as you need to restore a new device and you don't keep the apps backup, you will get the latest version. If I were to bet, I'd say not many people keep a backup of their current apps&#x

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