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6y ago
For the vast majority of people, WhatsApp works just fine; you’re trying to get them off something they’re comfortable with rather than getting them to use something better than SMS.
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6y ago
with treatment .
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6y ago
They are so cheap now that there really is no reason to not have one in the bathroom cabinet.
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6y ago
“Injuries clearly incompatible with life”. While an EMS may not be able to sign the death certificate, they are quite able to say in cases of major trauma or obvious rigor that the patient is exceedingly dead.
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6y ago
In the UK, the biggest advantage of using a credit card for the first £100 of any purchase is that it makes the credit card provider jointly liable with the vendor for any failure in the contract. This is an awesome bit of consumer protec
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6y ago
And what’s your contingency if they decide that they’re going to hike the price because Jeff’s underwater lair has sprung a leak?
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6y ago
You don’t lose weight lifting things up and putting them back down. You certainly don’t put any appreciable strain on the CV system.
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6y ago
The point is that nobody expected Google to just hike their price for mapping by 1400% overnight. If they can do it with one product, what’s stopping anyone else in a similar dominant market position doing the same?
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6y ago
An unsourced anecdote refutes nothing.
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6y ago
Ah, the cost of sovereignty. So much winning.
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6y ago
My only gripe with Apollo is the mod-mail functionality. Other than that, it is the best way to use Reddit. I can’t remember the last time I saw an ad or sponsored post!
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6y ago
Putting a cadence sensor on a bike is not a hack. It is literally the task for which it is designed.
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6y ago
It is to stop the spread of the virus. Someone who is asymptomatic is the worst person you want out of the house. So you absolutely need to incentivise everyone who tests positive to remain indoors. Why do people not grasp this? It’s quar
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6y ago
With the advent of pedal based power meters, there’s literally nothing you can’t get power out of.
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6y ago
He stuck a cadence sensor on a spin bike... If you want a trainer hack, this is a trainer hack: https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/latest-news/how-you-can-u...
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6y ago
Piss soaked underpasses are the lingua Franca of public transport
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6y ago
> Carbon fibre frames are prohibitively expensive Uh, no?
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6y ago
Yes. Same as any organisation who is sent a copy of the screenshots by the user.
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6y ago
Why would someone’s prediction cause anger? They’re not demanding it or proselytising it as The One True Vision.
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6y ago
Spreadsheets... in SPAAAAAAAACE
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6y ago
Lol, ‘shareholders’
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6y ago
It was the French. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/3aza95/how-police-took-ov...
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6y ago
They call it a Chimera policy. Goes on all display phones, and the identifiers are logged so they’ll never be able to authenticate an Apple ID. When I was dealing with a spate of thefts from Apple stores, none of the handsets were showing u
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6y ago
> Given the vast number of surveillance cameras I saw last time in London, I doubt this would add significantly to their capabilities either. The majority of CCTV is privately owned. The vast majority of CCTV is not proactively monitored
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7y ago
That was under the auspices of a European Arrest Warrant. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Arrest_Warrant
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7y ago
IR35 is entirely to do with disguised employment and was designed to prevent employers making their employee redundant and hiring them back at what initially appears to be a much better wage, but with no employer NI liability, no holiday pa
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7y ago
The actual sentencing remarks: https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/sentenci...
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7y ago
Remand prisoners don’t progress through the security categories. You’re Cat C with some extra privileges, and that’s your lot. HMPS are solely responsible for the conditions in which somebody is held, the legal team can do nothing for him.
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7y ago
> funny how there’s been no footage of it, despite the fact that he was under 24/7 surveillance! There wouldn’t be. It’s an embassy. The met aren’t daft enough to do anything other than watch the front door.
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7y ago
Hark at Mr Gatekeeper here. It’s up to the journals whether they’re content to allow the editing once they’ve finished the reviews
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