nicky0

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by nicky0 9y ago
You are excused. Facebook has lots of photos of my face already, will one more make a difference?
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by nicky0 9y ago
It's the Independent that was the overtly republican paper, I'm not sure if the Guardian is?
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by nicky0 9y ago
You missed the i.
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by nicky0 9y ago
I would say it's a circle of causality with no beginning or end.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Sketch for Mac is excellent
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by nicky0 9y ago
What exactly is a zero dimensional polytope?
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by nicky0 9y ago
Thank you, however I wasn't looking for the Wikipedia definition. I could have easily looked that up myself. I wanted to know what the poster personally meant by the term.
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by nicky0 9y ago
I think you have it right. No obligation to answer a call. Not answering just means that it's not a good time. Sadly a lot of people seem to think it is rude.
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by nicky0 9y ago
A lot of people have a smartphone in order to use mobile internet services and apps and would prefer not to be able to be called. Simply owning a phone is not an invitation to be called. You and your circle of contacts may love being called
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by nicky0 9y ago
I find the principle that it's OK to call people at any time very bizarre.
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by nicky0 9y ago
I like your dad :)
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by nicky0 9y ago
Just out of curiosity how do you define Northern Europe? It's a term I'm seeing more lately but I don't know what it really means.
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by nicky0 9y ago
In the UK landlines come bundled with home internet so it is common to still have one. But many just don't plug in the phone.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Good luck convincing the entire world to do this. Seeing phone to silent is a lot easier than expecting the world not to call you and getting annoyed when they do.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Turn off vibrations, disable voicemail and set your phone to silent. That way you only get calls when you are looking at your phone. Missed calls go to your call register and you can call them back at a convenient time to your.
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by nicky0 9y ago
I'm the same but I also disabled my voicemail so the phone just rings forever until they hang up. I only answer the call if it is my parents calling.
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by nicky0 9y ago
I enjoy meeting people IRL but cannot stand the phone. Don't you find it inconvenient to be interrupted by the phone? Sometimes I'm in a bad mood or deep in thought and it's just not a good time for me to get into communicati
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by nicky0 9y ago
I'm a bit like you. I use fb exclusively to take part in groups (such as my cycling club and some local interest groups). Zero friends, just a feed of groups and pages I follow. I find it useful.
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by nicky0 9y ago
You could say this is shows finally reflecting real life more accurately.
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by nicky0 9y ago
I'm sorry what was your answer??
861.
by nicky0 9y ago
Keep a paper or electronic backup at home and/or another safe place. Also your should protect mobile/app wallet with a passphrase so it is safe if you lose it.
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by nicky0 9y ago
I'd go with dramatisation.
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by nicky0 9y ago
That law was repealed some time ago.
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by nicky0 9y ago
Naughty spoilers dude, that's not cool.
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by nicky0 9y ago
I don't think a drama about a historical event is called a "remake" :)
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by nicky0 9y ago
Thanks for the tip. Trying out Syncthing and I love it. It's made for me.
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by nicky0 9y ago
But in both cases the merchant receives dollars. When actually paying with Bitcoin, the merchant would receive Bitcoin. The point is that it's a Visa transaction not a Bitcoin transaction.
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by nicky0 9y ago
But then you are not really paying with Bitcoin. You are paying with Visa and funding your account with Bitcoin.
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by nicky0 9y ago
That is correct. One solution to this being worked on is Lightning Network ( http://lightning.network )
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by nicky0 9y ago
Resilio Sync? (Formerly BitTorrent Sync)

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