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by multjoy 5y ago
>You need volume and volume before everything else. There's volume and then there's volume. Obviously five minutes of HIIT between picking things up and putting things down isn't going to do a great deal, but especially in
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by multjoy 5y ago
Other people are the reason I don't go to the gym (I'll make an exception for colleagues at the work gym because I can expect them to be respectful). The ritual of going is a pain in the arse because that's time I don't
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by multjoy 5y ago
>bodyweight squats don't make you stronger Complete nonsense.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Yes. Because poverty != criminality.
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by multjoy 5y ago
This is possibly the most condescending piece of nonsense I've ever read on HN, and that's saying something.
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by multjoy 5y ago
>I also doubt giving people money is going to be much help. Except the research shows that this is the easiest and quickest way to alleviate poverty.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Good luck with that, then. Most stolen property is disposed of within hours.
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by multjoy 5y ago
What's your definition of 'solve'? I mean I could tell you who did a robbery, but proving it to the criminal standard of proof is a very different proposition. Burglary isn't getting solved without a) CCTV and a subseq
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by multjoy 5y ago
Yes. I work on a busy robbery squad in London and iPhones are absolutely the target, whether they're locked or unlocked.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Was he wrong, though?
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by multjoy 5y ago
So what's the alternative? SBLs work, clearly, and almost every mail host, in the absence of distributed list, would work up their own lists in short order.
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by multjoy 5y ago
The reason apple have made it really easy to know if one's about is precisely to avoid the stalking issue. That's a deliberate design feature which actually removes some of the utility as a covert device to keep hold of your own s
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by multjoy 5y ago
>This is one of the main reasons many are against an increase of centrally managed services such as universal state healthcare Huh, who'd have thought that treatment at the point of use is simply a way for Big Government to control
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by multjoy 5y ago
Because the cost and ease of use means that even the most hapless DV offender can reach hitherto unrealisable levels of accuracy. While an AirTag isn't going to beat 'lumping' your missus' car, the level of entry to this
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by multjoy 5y ago
It is.
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by multjoy 5y ago
I'm English and I'm not. It's a short sighted bid by a PM who's dying on his arse to try and keep support from his lunatic 'covid sceptic' backbenchers. Masks are a simple and effective way of keeping down comm
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by multjoy 5y ago
>Do you really trust governments to handle the monetary system? Where do you think the monetary system actually came from?
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by multjoy 5y ago
You can fetishise both and not have either.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Ackshually , an annual Z1-3 travel card (other zones are available) costs the same as 40 weeks at the weekly cap (£43.50 vs £1740). If your weekly travel sees you routinely hitting the cap then a travel card may represent better value.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Is a company that's been in business for five years with a staff really a start-up?
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by multjoy 5y ago
Mine failed an emissions test (11yr old diesel mondeo with 170000 on the clock), but passed when I took it for a thrash round the M25 and a load of additive in the fuel tank. The next year emissions weren't an issue, mainly because the
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by multjoy 5y ago
Citation needed.
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by multjoy 5y ago
I think it's absolutely fair, especially when the organisation of it goes to the literal heart of government.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Nope. The 'both sides' argument is the paradox of tolerance. Both sides didn't launch an armed insurrection, it was just the one.
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by multjoy 5y ago
>Both sides Lol.
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by multjoy 5y ago
Why do you need big bucks? You make a complaint to the regulator and then they do the heavy lifting on your behalf.
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by multjoy 5y ago
It's data about you, GDPR gives you the right to access it. It is hardly abuse.
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by multjoy 5y ago
GCHQ goes mainstream...
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by multjoy 5y ago
Sod the people who use and value it, this is literally the future of the planet.
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by multjoy 5y ago
This isn't anything new. Degrees have been lost to the temptations of something as plain as a MUD.

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