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601.
by junto 11y ago
Wow. That's really expensive. Is it a 95% fun tax?
602.
by junto 11y ago
I just thought it was somewhat sour grapes that the USA didn't get the World Cup and worst of all Russia got it. Since powerful people were involved in the US and UK bids and I hazard a guess that they were pretty passed off at losing
603.
by junto 11y ago
Don't worry about it. Your misspelling is actually quite apt!
604.
by junto 11y ago
My point is that you have to present your ID at a British border control. Germany to Spain - nichts, nada, zilch. I just walk straight through.
605.
by junto 11y ago
Indeed. Border control policies end up being a tit for tat affair. The only reason EU countries have border controls on flights landing in their respective countries from the UK, is because the UK applies border controls on their citizens e
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by junto 11y ago
I'm a Brit living in Germany. A vote to leave the EU is likely to mean that I will need to apply for a work visa to stay here. It is more than likely going to cause me a major pain in the arse. On the other hand I'm tempted to hav
607.
by junto 11y ago
Why the down votes out of interest? Bad plot?
608.
by junto 11y ago
You could write a good film script here; how some secret 3 letter agency has gone rogue and has a long and complex plan to incite a couple of people to terrorism, making sure they conveniently die, leaving no witnessed. This shadow group th
609.
by junto 11y ago
I'm really surprised that Github hasn't done what Stackoverflow does, and advertise jobs. They have an awesome knowledge of the skills of their users up front.
610.
by junto 11y ago
Here comes the gold rush and anything else people believe they can secure their money and weather the storm. The trick now is to work out where the bottom of the market crash is going to be, and cash in on the companies that will survive th
611.
by junto 11y ago
I'll go even further and day that it will go up and down again continuously. An "economic cycle" if you will. You can quote me on that too! :-)
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by junto 11y ago
That's only during wartime though. At present it is purely a show of force and a way to prevent the US advising "their" airspace. If they do want to sell a couple to Turkey, then a US plane being "accidentally" bein
613.
by junto 11y ago
Was going to point out that you spelt "prosecutors"as "persecutors", but then realised you might have genuinely meant that spelling!
614.
by junto 11y ago
I assume that the title is a hat tip to Monty Python's famous "Dead Parrot" sketch: https://youtube.com/watch?v=4vuW6tQ0218
615.
by junto 11y ago
I guess that concise implementations (e.g. in a one liner) are often a complete bitch to debug when someone else comes back to it to fix a problem years later. It is much more difficult to debug and fix existing code than develop it from sc
616.
by junto 11y ago
I think taking photos when going out makers you an observer, and not a participater. You're living your life and those memories are in your head and your property. Nobody can take those away. Bravo. That sounds like the right motto for
617.
by junto 11y ago
You've hit the nail on the head there. This is my exact experience. As I started to notice the retargeted ads, I found them creepy. That led to my initial research into using ad-blockers. My first reaction though was abhorrence, and a
618.
by junto 11y ago
His age. The Home Secretary would block any request.
619.
by junto 11y ago
That looks really cool, especially that you can use your own S3 bucket. That has always been my major problem with hosted photo apps - that I couldn't trust them not to disappear with my photos. Whilst Amazon could also theoretically d
620.
by junto 11y ago
On Windows, the default photo importer allows you to import and name files in a variety of ways. I personally keep the file name from the device, and the importer places it in a dated folder, based on date taken, rather than date imported.
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by junto 11y ago
> Germany does not have such a thing as a pension chest. Pensions are directly paid by the working generation. That's only the statutory part though. You are advised to contribute to an occupational and/or private arrangement a
622.
by junto 11y ago
I think there is an elephant in the room here. There is no easy way to have a control subject. Each person they test has a unique set of abilities and intelligence level. My children are bilingual, and I know many other families that have c
623.
by junto 11y ago
I like RavenDb, but correct me if I'm wrong, but it isn't free? http://ravendb.net/buy
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by junto 11y ago
Life is a balance. This persistent lack of sleep, stress and over-exertion needs to be given back. Your mind and body are trying to tell you something. You need to listen. Take some time off if you can afford it. Travelling is a good way to
625.
by junto 11y ago
That's an interesting way of looking at it. I'd never considered that.
626.
by junto 11y ago
I have had some interesting experiences, the most challenging being DMT. It worked in the following way. During our daily lives, all inputs from out senses are filtered. I imagine that the brain filters the "raw steam" because it
627.
by junto 11y ago
This is actually a really good idea. It fits to the concept of progressive enhancement and isn't invasive or forced.
628.
by junto 11y ago
With regards to the excerpt below and out of general interest (since I'm not a journalist, nor know any), what ethical responsibility should journalists have concerning intervention when reporting in wartime? He later told the Army
629.
by junto 11y ago
While I think your cause is noble, can you really trust Android, and even if you can trust Android, can you really trust the baseband firmware?
630.
by junto 11y ago
We have an aircraft carrier again?

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