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11y ago
If people are below the poverty line then extra fees associated with transaction-handling, cost of technology for access etc are a big deal. Cash is closer to free to use. If you buy something used, a PC, fridge, whatever, because you can&#
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11y ago
And then SalixOS lets you benefit from Slackware without understanding much at all, like some kind of slack Ubuntu.
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I could guess that isn't uncommon if the critic isn't aware of the student's nationality. I have had the same issue, where having a vocabulary that exceeds the average English-as-a-2nd-language student makes your writing appe
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11y ago
A colon?! A COLON?! Are you sure that should be there?
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11y ago
As a Brit: You should ask yourself, "should it?".
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11y ago
Also allowing for breaking the rules, rules that don't exist in 'real life', was just to move the z-index property to the block defining all 3 colours. But it was breaking the rules that were there to illustrate the problem.
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11y ago
The best app stores are the ones beginning with apt-get, yum, slapt-get etc. I'd very much like to see a real Linux/Unix phone with a battery that isn't a joke being played on consumers. I'm tired of looking after an sm
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That does sound rational though, by paying off the small debts you reduce the amount of information you have to comprehend. It may not be ideal financial advice, but it will make the remaining debt easier to manage on an emotional level. Yo
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> The fact that the heads of Uber China and its main local competitor are literally family members is very telling.... More on this please?
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I can't find the article where i read the numbers (it was on the Guardian news site) but Uber's reported loss for 2015 was in the billions, however, that included income also in the billions. The loss as others here have noted com
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11y ago
Maybe take a closer look at where Uber's capital is sourced from and get you answer there. Personally I think the logo is awful. And the statement > but creating an icon that was based on an English character didn’t make sense for a
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11y ago
London, Manchester, Edinburgh, [add your location here] and all surrounding areas. The UK is expensive. Also from today's Guardian: http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/feb/16/cost-of-... wi
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11y ago
Still a huge relief come December, as is holiday money in the summer. It probably works as a huge benefit to the economy too, although I have no evidence to back that assumption.
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11y ago
You can now try the Japanese lol: www. It's the literal sound of a chuckle/giggle/light laughter. So when you say it aloud, you need only laugh naturally. To see it in action go to http://nicovideo.jp and pick pre
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11y ago
Welcome to Norway except for the bit about reparations, and it's 37.5 hours.
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This may be a stupid question, but given the apparent interest and knowledge of concrete in the comments here, it seems like an appropriate time and place to ask: Why can't they make coloured concrete? Painting it doesn't seem to
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11y ago
I have the same experience but with Bodhi Linux (starts as Ubuntu but with an E17 DE fork now called Moksha). Old Thinkpad uses the legacy non-PAE version, no set-up or install problems, newer hardware uses the current release, VM in VB for
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11y ago
Apple Maps over Google Maps on a phone every time for me, and I live in Norway, not in the US.
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Thanks, that should help. all I need now is time... edit: the metasploit site asks for payment in the form of a donation to charity, so I'll take closer look at that one first. Now that's a link worth sharing.
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11y ago
This may be slightly off-topic, but how do you get started in pen-testing? I read a book about it and the book, with focus on white-hat hacking, was very clear about making sure you have a green-lit target to test on, but even the company I
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11y ago
Now there's an interesting UX paper if it hasn't been done already. In UX we hear that a milliseconds long delay directly affects user retention rates. I wonder how users feel about search reliability, or data integrity when resul
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Yeah, there are a lot a lot of people in universities wasting time and money while trying a make a name and career for themselves. I once studied literature, have you delved into the amount of BS people will write about Shakespeare just to
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11y ago
Given that Europe is a similar natural landscape: forest, river, mountain, and has the same wildlife: bears, pigs, wolves, and that it was sparsely populated by modern standards with travel going fastest by horse if you even had a horse, I
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Finished reading Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid to my daughter just last night. That ending was brutal. Not at all what my daughter or I were expecting having seen the Disney film.
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Take a walk in a Norwegian forest at twilight and marvel at how easily it is to see trolls in the roots of fallen trees. A lot of black twisted shapes against a darkening sky are like hallucinations as your mind tries to make sense of it, t
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From numerous YT videos of well-established foreigners in Japan I understand that just moving house and being accepted for a rental contract is very difficult. Often foreigners are asked to pay higher deposits even though their income is fr
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Eugine Ionescu probably has the answer to that. You see, when the doorbell rings it means that there is somebody there waiting for the door to be opened. But not always.
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> JohnDeere, CASE, New Holland etc dominate the industry Look out, here comes China/Korea. Surely this policy of restricted software editing is intended to do one of two things: 1. force customers into dealerships for updates/
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If a person contacts me and asks a question or says something that requires a fuller response, am I then meant to replay "sorry, this isn't the medium for that"? Or should developers and companies start putting more effort in
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One of many reasons to like Portugal, go on holiday, speak no Portuguese, can still go to the cinema (and have a proud usher tell you that no, they don't dub the films like the Spanish do, because Portuguese people can read).
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