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nicky0
7y ago
But how many people know they have no pre-existing conditions? Most of us are in the no known conditions camp.
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7y ago
And who holds the encryption key?
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7y ago
Probably referring to the lack of support for Andrew Yang in the primaries.
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7y ago
How do you justify that interpretation?
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7y ago
You can last infinity without toilet paper using this one weird trick I learned in India.
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7y ago
Thanks for letting us know.
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7y ago
I thought a recession was defined by GDP rather than stock prices.
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7y ago
You can poll the changeCount property to quickly check if the clipboard has been updated. You would not need to constantly wake up the clipboard owner. To “clear” the clipboard you just upload a new clipboard with an empty string.
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7y ago
Bitcoin has experienced large price crashes several times before.
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7y ago
Actually the banks do just create the money. They put an entry on the balance sheet "they owe us this much" and call it an asset.
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7y ago
OK I get it. How about a slightly more beleivable scenario: your license elapses and you choose not to renew. You didn't disconnect the aerial yet. You switch on the TV to watch a DVD, it tunes automatically to the last channel. Oops n
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7y ago
They only stop for 2 years and then you have to fill in the form again like a good little boy. That's not the end of the world. The BBC says jump we say how high — fine. But the presumption of criminality (you have read the letters the
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7y ago
You don't need a license to own a TV that's right, but damn if you accidentally tune it to ITV4 for 5 seconds while hooking up the DVD player, or if you click on a BBC News (or Sky news for that matter) live stream on the web in y
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7y ago
It's good that you enjoy the BBC's content, I'm aware that many do. One may love BBC's programmes, or one may not hate them — that is irrelevant. If you watch any TV at all then legally you must buy a license. The issue
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7y ago
Nobody cares what MEPs are thinking.
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7y ago
How else would they install it on their phones?
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7y ago
Well that makes it all OK then.
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7y ago
Never let a TV license inspector into your house, do not talk to them and never sign anything they ask you to sign. Simply say no thanks and close the door. No matter if you think you have nothing to hide. Do not communicate with them at al
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7y ago
True, I was more addressing the general idea around "drastic" action along these lines. I hadn't heard of SIM free idea myself. People often get a bemused or even aggressive reaction to those who cut out conventional device h
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7y ago
The problem for me is carrying around a phone with apps on it. So I have a SIM with a dumbphone but no smartphone. People can call and send me messages. Frequently I leave that at home too. I do have an iPod touch though which i use for pod
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7y ago
Some of us struggle with having constant connection to the internet in our pocket. Its a distraction at its mildest, and an damaging, health affecting addiction at worst (social media, and 24/7 work/communication expectations espe
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7y ago
An iPod touch or iPad/Tablet will also suffice to access most "app only" services.
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7y ago
Playing a record is a ritual. It's just a different way to relate to the music. There's something in the mechanical nature of it.
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7y ago
However long it takes for the hole at the big toe to get too big.
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7y ago
It’s bad because if you want to buy or sell something, for “genuine” reason, an illiquid market may mean you are unable to do so.
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7y ago
Copyright infringement =/= Theft.
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7y ago
In what ways is Google Drive superior would you say?
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7y ago
Yes it is real work, of course. In all your examples the iPad is being used in a secondary function to support the main task (fixing a train or whatever). iPad is great for these types of work where it can be used for simple reference or in
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7y ago
Abstaining could have led to the decision being inquorate, therefore it would be seen as obstructive.
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7y ago
Hmm. Define "reasonably secure". Your link [3] is about WhatsApp and [4] is a about a compromised platform. No app is secure once you hack the phone.
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