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lotsofmangos
11y ago
anyone advocating for less contrast needs a shovel to the head. Or they have the thing where high contrast makes the letters jiggle and therefore difficult to read. I get that when tired. Maximum contrast does not make for good general us
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lotsofmangos
11y ago
It works for Singapore - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEWater
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Californians may have to drink their own sewage as last resort for water crisis
(independent.co.uk)
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11y ago
They exported and funded their errant knights using those trillions. The main reason the Saudi government has been left alone by the more extreme elements in Saudi Arabia is that they are the main conduit for creating petrodollars, so if th
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Wikipedia edits from inside Parliament removing scandals from MPs' pages
(independent.co.uk)
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lotsofmangos
11y ago
And now we are somehow enslaved to re-invading Iraq for a fourth time when it falls again. Is about the seventh or eighth invasion of Iraq in the past 100 years for the UK. It seems that we have been in Iraq more often than not.
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lotsofmangos
11y ago
I was talking to a cab driver in Bristol about that and it is apparently because drivers were getting robbed by people strangling them with the seatbelt.
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11y ago
If you find yourself telling a plumber which specific way a toilet should be fixed, you are either an employer, or should take some engineer pills. http://dilbert.com/strip/1990-09-13
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lotsofmangos
11y ago
Austerity politics is bonkers. When there is a recession, the state is the entity that can still borrow and lend at reasonable rates. The money will still be borrowed, but with the state pulling back, it is borrowed at rates that would make
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11y ago
Your environment restricts your available choices and these things are tied back on themselves, so behaviour creates an environment that then influences behaviour. Looking for ultimate causes in current behaviours for social systems that ha
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11y ago
Makes it easier to roll.
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11y ago
They are the only serious company in the home computing space that realised design and ergonomics was more important than processor frequency. Which is interesting given there are many industries, like audio equipment, where there have been
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11y ago
Exactly my point. Dropbox shoudn't even exist as a business model. edit - not crapping on dropbox particularly. Lots of things should be basic functionality by this point, sharing files being one of them. If stuff was more like plan9,
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It is depressing. Networks are broken to the point where we have services resold back to us to provide the basic functionality that should be inherent in the protocol.
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11y ago
I thought markets were designed for unhinging numbers from reality. Surely that's what leverage is all about.
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11y ago
I'm sure there must be somewhere nice in Kent.
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11y ago
Well, it would be funny, especially if you did it at the same time. Could become a sort of Singapore style city-state. Perhaps then have an English parliament back in York. Though Liz might then abdicate, though confusingly except for viewe
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11y ago
You'd pay them. You'd take something small that needs doing, outlay a much larger than usual slice of money to it and hand it out to all of the last line of candidates.
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So if, The government defines extremism as 'the vocal or active opposition to fundamental British values, including democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and the mutual respect and tolerance of different faiths and beliefs&#x
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11y ago
The ongoing conversation is pretty fun too - http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=17-05-2015#1134741
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Computer expert hacked into plane and made it fly sideways, according to FBI
(independent.co.uk)
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11y ago
Give them a small project to do, something that should take about 3-5 days.
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11y ago
Bitcoin is hardly untraceable. The blockchain is a public ledger.
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11y ago
Well, if we are including all millionaires, I doubt the majority of them have a security detail, as that would eat into a million fairly quickly unless you underpay them, in which case you are probably increasing your risk.
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Satoshi has lots of bitcoin. People are worrying about Nick getting threatened for money, not killed for the creation of the software.
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The papers publish lists of the world's richest regularly, most of them are still walking around. People on those lists do sue the papers sometimes, but not usually for having their wealth overestimated - http://www.reuters.
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My personal bet is that Satoshi Nakamoto is probably the creation of a security agency. Bitcoin has done wonders for illuminating vast swathes of the black market, especially for anyone with a good network overview.
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11y ago
Well, I am tempted to bid for a laugh and I am in the UK and unlikely to move there.
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No Drone Zone
(faa.gov)
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London has similar issues - http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/sultans-tax-d... http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/uk_news/National/ar... http:/&#x
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