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by junto 10y ago
The liberals appeared very unliberal during the coalition. They stabbed the true liberals in the back. I'll never vote for them again.
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by junto 10y ago
I was just reading this on mobile, and I got redirected to another doesn't site that told me my device had "problems"! The NYT can't even keep their site clean from virus malware laden advertisers. Ridiculous. https:&#x
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by junto 10y ago
You have to travel a little different when you have children though. They need longer to adjust to places, so as long as you stay in each place a little longer they cope quite well. So rather than stay somewhere for a day or two, you stay a
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by junto 10y ago
He forgot to mention the groups of Israelis who travel together in large swarms with at least one guitar player, taking over hostels before migrating to the next one!
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by junto 10y ago
How do I go about claiming my $50?
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by junto 10y ago
This is actually typical bad parenting or poor management. Whilst orders without explanation work in the army through absolute discipline, it doesn't work very well with people who haven't been conditioned to it. Given an instruct
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by junto 10y ago
Until my aging mother can use NoScript and still understand why many websites just don't seem to work, it isn't covering the majority use cases.
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by junto 10y ago
Having also been through a few recessions, of also advice anyone who works in training or marketing to get out now. Training especially is one of the first things companies cut during hard times. Experienced that painfully in 2001.
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by junto 10y ago
Isn't he in his probationary period anyway? If he is I don't believe you need a specific reason other that "not a good fit for the company". As @patio11 said though. You need legal counsel.
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by junto 10y ago
It is also just habit. My aging father can't use the keyboard very well, but he has dictated letters as a lawyer for will over 30 years. I used to hear him sometimes as a child, and it was extremely fluid. It is just practice.
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by junto 10y ago
Reminds me of an argument my brother and I used to have. You pour two cups of tea. You add an exact amount of cold milk to one but not the other then wait five minutes. Then you pour the same amount of milk in the second cup. You stir both
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by junto 10y ago
Just of of interest of that all cured ham or is there something sorbian about bacon particularly?
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by junto 10y ago
True but I could see that various others had already explained the architectural benefits of it, do I was simply voicing our satisfaction. I suggest you give it a try. V3 is still free as in beer as far as I am aware. V4 has a commercial li
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by junto 10y ago
One other oddity in the German system that doesn't side to be mentioned in these comments, is that every CV or "Lebenslauf" requires a professional looking headshot photo to be attached. I'm not sure if it is an absolute
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by junto 10y ago
Or team have been using ServiceStack for 4 years. We are still locked into the pre-licenced version, but it delivered what we need. It is a pleasure to use. We still use Web API on occasion, but every time I have to use it in left frustrate
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by junto 10y ago
I'd seriously been considering a Macbook, for home use, mainly due to the iPhoto app, since on Windows there is only Google Picasa, and they've killed it. If there anyway to turn off that syncing and keep files locally only? Your
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by junto 10y ago
And in the same vein, "who on earth is going to buy a tablet"? The iPad is going to be a dud. Nobody needs or wants tablets. People don't know what they want, so we'll make them want it.
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by junto 10y ago
I think that is genuinely her Christian name. Ancient Egyptian Goddess of health, marriage and wisdom. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isis
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by junto 10y ago
Also, the German tax office will look at your UK registered company and your dividend payments and artificially lowered salary, and your German tax domicile, then tax you after the fact directly as if no company existed. Single ownership UK
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by junto 10y ago
Instant hot coffee in a can was one of my favourite little ideas he put forward.
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by junto 10y ago
I didn't realise it wasn't possible. I've always been asked for ID.
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by junto 10y ago
I'm honestly not sure that anyone can turn Yahoo into something that the shareholders don't know what they want.
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by junto 10y ago
Isn't it also now in the US rather than the UK after the Security Services embarrassing Snowden-hard drive sledgehammer incident?
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by junto 11y ago
This is one of those awesomely pointless conceptual experiments. Love it.
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by junto 11y ago
Wherever you have a funnel, you get a queue. You have people standing outside waiting for the bus, smoking a cigarette. People gather and there is nothing that you can do about it.
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by junto 11y ago
This is exactly the key point. You either have a queue of people inside the airport, or outside waiting to go through security. The target has just been moved and is equally as accessible (perhaps more so) as before.
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by junto 11y ago
If he is advised of something then the UK government should start him and try him on a court of law. If found innocent then he should be freed. If guilty he just send his sentence. Either way, the US needs to stop it's robotic war, whi
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by junto 11y ago
Similar tools for the . NET world include Roundhouse and fluentmigrator.net. I'm personally more of a fan of the latter, but we use both in our company in conjunction with Octopus Deploy. Roundhouse needs a bit too much Powershell for
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by junto 11y ago
I assumed this is already the case, but it it isn't, it is an awesome idea!
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by junto 11y ago
Apparently you need a Pluralsight subscription to see the content.

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