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541.
by nicky0 7y ago
Cool so there are 14 classes of year.
542.
by nicky0 7y ago
Lied perhaps ... or somebody made a mistake. Support rep might just not have understood the information they were seeing on their screen. Why immediately say THEY LIED rather than, they were mistaken. I find it more fruitful in life not to
543.
by nicky0 7y ago
tl;dr: 1. Erroneous deposit appears in account 2. Soon after, the money is removed 3. Account holder makes a big fuss and falls out with paypal about it
544.
by nicky0 7y ago
Best in class screens The trackpad is unsurpassed in the industry Low power consumption / good battery life
545.
by nicky0 7y ago
It's clumsy but you can see why Spotify don't want anything to do with handling uploaded music on their servers. I wonder how Google treats it from a legal/copyright perspective. I suspect they are just too big to care.
546.
by nicky0 7y ago
They are back. At least, in my neighbourhood, the kids are walking around with giant bluetooth shoulder-size boomboxes.
547.
by nicky0 7y ago
I know this is a pun but they already switched.
548.
by nicky0 7y ago
Think of it as a useful filter. If the event isn't important enough to actually invite you in person, it probably isn't worth bothering with.
549.
by nicky0 7y ago
Is this not simply explained by the body becoming more econonmical at repeating the same action over time? After 6 weeks of daily running the body will adapt to be more effcient at running, so won't need so much energy to perform the s
550.
by nicky0 7y ago
And how about Venezuela? Or for people without a bank account?
551.
by nicky0 7y ago
You install Brew every day?
552.
by nicky0 7y ago
I think Apple has the right formula. The do put the effort in to maintain back compat to a certain point, but they also aggressively deprecate and remove within a few years of the arrival of a replacement technology. So you get the benefit
553.
by nicky0 7y ago
Can you explain further why you think Homebrew should not be used?
554.
by nicky0 7y ago
Why doesn't a protocol conform to itself?
555.
by nicky0 7y ago
I never said we shouldn't have rules. I'm saying we should not have harmful rules. Rules which limit speech are harmful. This is because free communication of ideas is the foundation of a free and democratic soceity.
556.
by nicky0 7y ago
Fortunately there are more heavily moderated alternatives available to you.
557.
by nicky0 7y ago
With your attutude, I would be quite happy not to have you as a customer.
558.
by nicky0 7y ago
But we do build our entire society around sports seasons.
559.
by nicky0 7y ago
"As a result of this decision, I will continue to not pay for this thing that I have never paid for"
560.
by nicky0 7y ago
Haha, I was reading the comment thinking -- this seems like a thoughful and interesting contributioon, I wonder why it is light grey ... oh.
561.
by nicky0 8y ago
The trouble is that there is a regulator (OFCOM) that will not allow them to do things like this, because it would prejudice commercial broadcasting rivals (apparently).
562.
by nicky0 8y ago
There is no malice in any of them.
563.
by nicky0 8y ago
Bitcoin (small c)
564.
by nicky0 8y ago
> With confidence high and the bake nearly finished, for the final 60 seconds I thought I’d go off-piste and crank up the temperature to 180 °C - I wanted to make sure things were cooked through. Curiously peering through the oven window
565.
by nicky0 8y ago
What's slimy and dishonest about having a store that smells nice? Do you object to cleanliness and a pleasant temperature too?
566.
by nicky0 8y ago
Not to mention that if you disregarded all imperfect sources, you would have no news.
567.
by nicky0 8y ago
Quaint maybe but I would not go so far as to say absurd. There is something to be said for physically getting up and indicating your choice that way. Seems to me to give more weight to the process. Pushing a button seems rather clinical by
568.
by nicky0 8y ago
It's not a complete innovation. Voting on paper has been the practice for some divisions for some time (deferred divisions where instead of voting immediately, MPs vote on paper the next day).
569.
by nicky0 8y ago
No what she actually wants is to pass this motion today so we can fix the May 22 leaving date and then we can move to the next stage. But seems the other parties are determined to continue playing political games instead.
570.
by nicky0 8y ago
No, that was not the case and this is not MV3.

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