mnd999

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by mnd999 4y ago
Yeah, it's still in the conditions of carriage ( https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/National%20Rail%20Conditions%... ) - Section 16. I don't think gate line staff are well trained on stuff like this though.
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by mnd999 4y ago
I'm guessing there aren't many folks with long curly hair at the south pole. There's no way that's gonna rinse out in 2 mins.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Superficially maybe, but it's much more complicated than that. When an efficient public transport exists between two places there are derivative economic benefits all round, a larger pool of employees for businesses in A, more demand f
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by mnd999 4y ago
No, this was always part of the rules - unless you have an Advance ticket. And as far as I know that is still the case.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Neither have demonstrated much competence recently, so I wouldn’t bet on it.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Stinging Nettle would be my guess. It’s super common and does have an irritating sting.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Actually, I don’t think so. I think I did user a prototype Monterey internally at IBM though. I did an internship there testing JVMs back in the day.
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by mnd999 4y ago
I’ve definitely used Windows on it.
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by mnd999 4y ago
In England? I’ve never heard of it growing this side of the pond.
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by mnd999 4y ago
You’re definitely screwing the other person in the prisoners dilemma.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Sure, but that’s not as funny.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Named after a delivery company that can’t keep track of anything?
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by mnd999 4y ago
The article makes it clear driving over a fire hose violates California’s vehicle code.
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by mnd999 4y ago
That’s great, but it apparently wasn’t the case here and that’s the whole point of the article
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by mnd999 4y ago
Cash burn or burn rate are usually terms applied to investor backed startups. Google is a profitable company, it doesn’t have cash burn.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Livestream yourself watching the game / gig might be a thing though. I went to a Phoebe Bridgers gig in the summer and half the crowd seemed to be at it. Not very good for the atmosphere though.
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by mnd999 4y ago
This ought to be a significant improvement but their UX is such a mess it’s still awful.
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by mnd999 4y ago
From a very low base maybe
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by mnd999 4y ago
And ISP supplied devices generally are. I don’t really know why people think this is an issue.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Arms dealers are pragmatists.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Of course it does. That’s a large chunk of the model.
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by mnd999 4y ago
That’s not how taxes work. You don’t get to choose how the money is spent (other than indirectly, via elections). If you did you’d be a consumer, not a taxpayer.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Of course, it's their money. I just found it quite surprising.
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by mnd999 4y ago
That doesn't seem to be the case, at least for 50% of the buyers mentioned in the article. They don't have a turntable, so they aren't going to listen to it at all. For them the sound quality is irrelevant, they just seem to
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by mnd999 4y ago
According to the article, only 50% of vinyl buyers actually own a turntable. People are buying music they have no intention of listening to yet the prices keep on rising. This is starting to look like a bubble - people buying things they h
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by mnd999 4y ago
The rationale is to control the narrative and align Twitter’s politics with his own. It’s just like the hundred other rich dudes who bought newspapers over the years.
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by mnd999 4y ago
Dick head
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by mnd999 4y ago
Mine always go as iMessages, which has none of these issues.
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by mnd999 4y ago
So lawyers love DnD. I don’t know why I found that surprising, but I did.
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by mnd999 4y ago
So pythonistas are anarchists now.

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