lhopki01

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by lhopki01 8y ago
Norway is a member of the single market via the EEA and Switzerland essentially is because of it's bilateral treaties. The UK is proposing to leave the single market (in the best case)
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by lhopki01 8y ago
Can you elaborate on what you mean by EU donations?
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There's more to a bike than just pure transport. There's the fact that you exercise at the same time as being one of the fastest ways around.
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by lhopki01 8y ago
Ryanair brought this on themselves. They charged for checked in bags and everyone rightly started bringing hand luggage only. Problem is that Ryanair didn't design their planes for everyone bringing large hand luggage and so they for
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by lhopki01 8y ago
It took me about 5 minutes and then a few more hours tweaking rules to match what our existing services needed.
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by lhopki01 8y ago
Isn't the massivly rising house prices a reflection of large demand for housing? There were many ways to build upwards at the time but London favoured single family houses. Cities like Paris built upwards around that time. Even to th
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by lhopki01 8y ago
Much earlier period in history before there was a United Kindom.
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A continous suburb?
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by lhopki01 8y ago
This isn't strictly true. A lot of the London underground was built first and then housing developed around it. Actually the tube getting to a place prompted massive development in the area. Similarly now if a new line gets created
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by lhopki01 8y ago
Event Start: 1 hour ago Affected Products: Cloud Services Description: We've received a report of an issue with Google Cloud Functions as of Tuesday, 2018-09-04 04:51 US/Pacific. We will provide more information by Tuesday, 2018-0
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by lhopki01 8y ago
Where are you seeing this? Status page is still all green for us.
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by lhopki01 8y ago
We also can't access it and we're also getting some weirdness with google dns.
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by lhopki01 8y ago
This has some ideas that are similar to what happens in Germany. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codetermination_in_Germany Worker representation at the board level is good for companies as well because it can encourage
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by lhopki01 8y ago
The distances between cities in California or the upper East coast isn't. Both places have a high enough population density to support a good train network. No one is suggesting that you take train from New York to LA but rather that
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by lhopki01 8y ago
Why not public transport? Over the long term it's cheaper.
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by lhopki01 8y ago
Remember that the leader of the Commission is chosen by the parliament. This is a recent development which massively increases the power of the parliament.
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I particularly love the idea that only developers are talented enough to preform all the roles but no one else is. There is a hierarchy of skill in organisation with developers at the top of it.
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No the linked document looks at two things new wealth and new millionaires. The new millionaires are not necessarily just the ones from new wealth and there is no stipulation that they are self made millionaires so my previous point holds.
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How does that demonstrate moving up? If you come from wealth you are also likely to become wealthy yourself. That's the opposite of moving up. A millionaire who has 2 children and gives them a million each has just made 2 more milli
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by lhopki01 8y ago
>>You can actually move up. What is the proof for it. Evidence shows that the US is one of the worst countries for 'moving up' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_mobility#/media/File:Th...
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by lhopki01 9y ago
This isn't about law. It's about what people consider acceptable. Also precedence is really only a thing in common law countries (mostly the english speaking world) and not most countries in the world.
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Crossrail is underground through London. The Overground uses existing rail infrastructure just under direct TFL management so isn't really new. There are a few new sections but they exist only to join up two lines. DLR is possibly the
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by lhopki01 9y ago
And what about the democratic deficit of first past the post? 2/3 of the population in this country vote in safe seats so their vote doesn't matter. Time and time again we've seen the country as a whole vote for one thing y
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by lhopki01 9y ago
Out of curiosity why do you think this is a backdoor and not a valid cryptographic connection via your phone?
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by lhopki01 9y ago
How long ago did you bike in London? In the 9 years I've been cycling to work in London that change has been very dramatic.
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10% is a lot. That being said rain is just a matter of gear. I have waterproof overtrousers and a waterproof jacket and am fine.
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In regards to 4 more than twice as many people take buses trains and the tube than drive cars for commuting. This includes everyone who commutes into the city from outside it too so capacity wouldn't need to be doubled. https:/&
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Poor people have small debts on high interest rates and short terms (pay day loans). Rich people have large debts on low interest rates on long terms (mortgages). Who do you think benefits more from inflation?
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by lhopki01 9y ago
And how will that work with different manufacturers and different use models? For example I play a certain game. I know how quickly that drains my current phone but I don't know how to compare that to video playing time.
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That posits that you can have a legitimate vote on something as complex as an EU treaty. Voting on a one off decision in any sensible way requires that people understand what they are voting about really well which is essentially impossibl

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