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by multjoy 2y ago
Directed with unerring accuracy by Moscow specifically to seed discord and division. The idea that this the inevitable direction of peace ignores the fact that the rise of the so-called culture war is part of an asymmetric conflict.
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by multjoy 2y ago
They’re not going to protect your privacy to their detriment. They’re running a business, they’re not martyrs.
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by multjoy 2y ago
How do you verify that the requestor isn't just some Joe/Joeline Schmo who's account has been blocked for no reason, as opposed to someone who has been legitimately blocked, say for CSAM or other legislative reason, or is oth
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by multjoy 2y ago
Wetherspoons (pub chain in the UK, divisive in that it is a hive of villany while simultaneously being one of the few places you can get a well kept real ale) have individual carpets in each of their venues. This has, as you can imagine, be
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by multjoy 2y ago
The vast majority in the UK do, and that is why it works.
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by multjoy 2y ago
The ITSO card is just that.
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by multjoy 2y ago
Paper tickets can also be tracked with ease and they can only be purchased at places guaranteed to have CCTV, so...
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by multjoy 2y ago
There's currently a lot of non-BT fibre rollout taking place. Mostly in cities (Hyperoptic et al), as well as B4RN and similar non-profits infilling the rural locations.
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by multjoy 2y ago
Yes. The corporate veil isn't a literal one - you own the company in your real name, registered to your real address, but the company is the entity that is at risk from legal action unless you've explicitly offered a personal guar
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by multjoy 3y ago
If you use TidalCycles, the standalone version, you can pipe it out to as many midi busses as you want - it’s excellent controlling Reason, for example.
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by multjoy 3y ago
Why?
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by multjoy 3y ago
The FCO advises against all travel to Russia, which means you're on your own if you get swept up in a wave of arbitrary detention and find yourself on a truck to the frontline in Ukraine.
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by multjoy 3y ago
Isolationism fell out of favour in WW2, no matter how hard the GOP try to bring it back.
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by multjoy 3y ago
Not mowing is better for the environment and the budget.
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by multjoy 3y ago
Because anonymous banking facilities have never been used to launder vast amounts of cash...
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by multjoy 3y ago
If everyone is unhappy with your rampant piracy, then perhaps that is a sign that you’re doing it wrong?
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by multjoy 3y ago
How do you know that the mnfr is imposing shorter service intervals? Guesswork? Gut instinct?
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by multjoy 3y ago
>while hiring a volunteer force Nonsense. If you’re talking about specials then they have been kicking about since the late 1800s.
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by multjoy 3y ago
A blog post can be sufficient reference. The point is that Wikipedia isn't original research. You updating the page on the basis of personal knowledge isn't the way it is supposed to work.
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by multjoy 3y ago
Everywhere, apparently, other than the US. You should fix your banking system.
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by multjoy 3y ago
Money counting machines do it by weight. They're certainly not scanning and recording the serial numbers.
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by multjoy 3y ago
Square will do you 1.75%, no contract, no fees and now you don't even need a physical reader as you can do contactless payment on your phone. You can get it lower with other providers if you negotiate right. Nobody is paying 4% for any
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by multjoy 3y ago
It rarely makes the news and it happens all the time, but usually because people don't see fraud as criminal until it catches up with them.
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by multjoy 3y ago
They're talking about being able to take cash out at the point of sale, not the shit discount model.
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by multjoy 3y ago
Which is how it works. It is an encyclopaedia, not a breaking news site.
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by multjoy 3y ago
And if they refuse?
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by multjoy 3y ago
Grenfell is what happens when building regulations are poorly enforced. In principle, each apartment in Grenfell should have been able to burn out completely while the neighbouring units were untouched, so there was no need for a second sta
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by multjoy 3y ago
We had a hydrogen powered Toyota in our fleet for a while and it was great, but we were also down the road from the National Physics Laboratory at Teddington where they had a hydrogen filling station…
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by multjoy 3y ago
That's because it's a warranty - it covers faults, not damages. If you want apple to fork out for a new one because you've dived into the sea with the phone on an armband then you need to pony up for Apple Care +
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by multjoy 3y ago
I use Xero, having switched from Quickbooks which was fucking opaque. Your accountant will also be able to use Xero which I suspect they will appreciate. You can also link it to bank accounts and credit cards, which makes reconciling very e

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