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by junto 11y ago
Bingo. Came here to say this too. Germany has a very large aging population. In 15 years time a large percentage of these will have died (baby boomers). Germany has some interested ng regional issues too. Many old DDR states have lost much
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by junto 11y ago
Controls are difficult. 'W' key to eject mass and 'space' to split aren't available either.
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by junto 11y ago
Much of these problems can be avoided when you treat PayPal as a conduit and not as a bank. It isn't a bank. Don't trust it to hold your money. Treat it like a dodgey money exchanger on a back street in Lima and you are much less
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by junto 11y ago
If you already have some of those app installed, do you still need to select them on the install page or not?
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by junto 11y ago
Thanks Roger. I hadn't realised that you could read it in that way. I was talking about myself, but it wasn't clear.
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by junto 11y ago
That is awful. I don't want to imagine one of my children being seriously or terminally ill. I'm glad Facebook was able to help you and your son in that horrible situation. Thank you for sharing your alternative viewpoint.
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by junto 11y ago
> The fact that 1.5 billion people use Facebook kind of suggests that you are wrong. I'm wrong? No I'm an individual with my own preferences. Each to their own. I wasn't telling anyone else to leave. I was just describing
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by junto 11y ago
I stopped two years ago. As far as I am aware I'm not missing much. I did have a lot of old friends on FB, but I didn't stay in contact with them in real life. I was just lazily snooping on their lives, without giving anything in
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by junto 11y ago
To make the schema a little bit more generic, have you considered changing the 'tech' node to 'skills'? Non-tech people could use it then.
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by junto 11y ago
What's to stop a nation implementing BI from capping the number of immigrants it admits? Such an action is pretty difficult in say the EU on a country basis. European residents (currently) have a right to live and work where
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by junto 11y ago
There a few classics like this from the 70's when the unions had immense power in the UK and there was lots of over employment in what was then public companies. Examples I remember were a false wall in the back of a British Steel fact
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by junto 11y ago
I have also sadly noted that there is little interest from my peers in such matters. It is also hard to change. I work with technology everyday. I planned to: - move away from Gmail to Fastmail - move away from Dropbox to Spideroak or Owncl
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by junto 11y ago
I use a Synology NAS drive that backs up to Amazon Glacier for an expensive (but invaluable) restore if my NAS drive goes up in a fire. Synology gives me my own private cloud (all major OS and mobile clients) and loads of other benefits as
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by junto 11y ago
Wow, I'm genuinely surprised that the site was real. I thought it was a scam based on the "these hot horny girls in your area" ads.
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by junto 11y ago
I haven't heard that quote before. It is very good, if not quite scary.
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by junto 11y ago
Somebody needs to create a service which does the following: - gives you an email address for the whois as a proxy - automatically follows the link given in the email and clicks the stupid button - waits for the confirmation email - if afte
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by junto 11y ago
I wonder how many other apps are leaking like sieves? According to the top-secret document, the agencies discovered that the UC Browser app was leaking a gold mine of identifying information about its users’ phones. Does anyo
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by junto 11y ago
I must be missing the complexity here. Surely this is.simple, since buses run to a timetable. Hence they can only be on time or late, but never depart earlier than advertised. Hence over time the chances that it will be delayed increases th
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by junto 11y ago
Phones progressively got smaller but once we got effective mobile browsers they got larger again. Many argue that screen size is a trend. Successful phones are copied, including screen size. More on this here: http://www.pcworld.
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by junto 11y ago
Are there any other examples of British whistleblowers who broke the Official Secrets Act and were pardoned? I can't imagine that David Cameron is going to pardon this and 'make a mockery' of both the British Navy and the OSA
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by junto 11y ago
So long as they (the Proles) continued to work and breed, their other activities were without importance. Left to themselves, like cattle turned loose upon the plains of Argentina, they had reverted to a style of life that appeared to be na
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by junto 11y ago
We have what I think is a long running MTU problem on Rackspace hosting for a customer. We are losing parts of HTTP requests between the H5 load balancer and the customer's web servers (which are running IIS). The header of the request
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by junto 11y ago
I'm now tempted to buy a Macbook Pro so I can install Windows 10!
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by junto 11y ago
I'd recommend a Synology NAS which gives you your own private cloud. You can install lots of different apps and platforms and has dynamic DNS support out of the box. You also get other cool NAS benefits like DNLA and a bunch of apps fo
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by junto 11y ago
I know this is in hindsight, but having watched The Matrix, I would have been distrustful of an online handle called "Cirrus".
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by junto 11y ago
Anyone else notice that the United Kingdom is listed as "Britain" in that graphic? I don't think Britain is a country.
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by junto 11y ago
What's even worse is that when you speak to a specialist doctor they state that their is no causal link between s et and UC. They are happy to keep prescribing meds. They also refuse to accept that a course of antibiotics was the trigg
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by junto 11y ago
Does anyone know how you can reencourage the growth of "friendly bifidobacteria that suppress inflammation"? As an IBD (specifically UC) I'd love to find a way to build this back up.
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by junto 11y ago
Hi NSA here. Would you mind uploading less dick pics and more photos of you girlfriend's fantastic tits please?
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by junto 11y ago
Photo provider switching is hard these days because many people have 100's of GB of photos and video.

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