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601.
by noja 6y ago
> Looks like you can get a hepa filter for £70 that will fix the issue for the most part. That's not a fix.
602.
by noja 6y ago
What do you think about noise pollution?
603.
by noja 6y ago
Asbestos is co-located in the ground with talc (talcum powder).
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by noja 6y ago
who don't dream, or don't remember their dreams?
605.
by noja 6y ago
Can someone - anyone - recommend a better product (non-cloud)?
606.
by noja 6y ago
If you want a solution for this today: put up a sign, with a google maps logo on it saying "wrong way" in big letters, below it explain that google have wrongly marked this trail as a road.
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by noja 6y ago
> Sweden tried this with catastrophic end results. Tried what? They shut care homes as an afterthought, not as part of a plan to protect people (closing care homes came later).
608.
by noja 6y ago
Yes. Organic too.
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by noja 6y ago
ChuChu Rocket was a flash game? Are you sure?
610.
by noja 6y ago
This is any monitoring system's check_http
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by noja 6y ago
Why does Google let Pinterest dominate their results?
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by noja 6y ago
"Phones have gotten heavier in the last decade and they’re actually pretty hard on your wrists!" -- what's this about?
613.
by noja 6y ago
That's illegal. It should be as easy to reject as to accept.
614.
by noja 6y ago
> were unable to even reach that level of service I think ATMs used to be (are?) down in the early hours of the morning every single day.
615.
by noja 6y ago
The title has been PRed - the legal contract being broken is worse than a hand-wavy sounding promise.
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by noja 6y ago
They are sounds as well as groups of letters, but the OP didn't specify, hence my clarification. Some examples: * "He has an MBA" because "M" sounds like it starts with a vowel (here: "em"). * "a univ
617.
by noja 6y ago
> when preceding a consonant or a vowel. When preceding the sound of consonant or a vowel.
618.
by noja 6y ago
Sounds like an anti-virus problem. What happens if you delete it from the command prompt or powershell?
619.
by noja 6y ago
Okay they didn't promise, but did they have a contract?
620.
by noja 6y ago
> but a carefully designed feature with that goal in mind. Was it carefully designed? That implies a very direct, conscious decision. Or was it designed by someone to whom design is not vital, and it worked out because everyone similar t
621.
by noja 6y ago
Those discount cards didn't track you round the store.
622.
by noja 6y ago
Fine. Limit the number, make it an auction, use that money to buy vaccines for the poor.
623.
by noja 6y ago
Surely it's either theft or breaks FDA rules?
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by noja 6y ago
Where's the stick? None of us are going to stop buying from there, so why should they change?
625.
by noja 6y ago
I think Hue bulbs can do that out of the box.
626.
by noja 6y ago
what about identifiable information like ip addresses?
627.
by noja 6y ago
I was under the impression (clearly wrong) that Facebook's UK business is run through the Republic of Ireland due to lower tax. Now that the UK is leaving Europe, they can either choose to stay there (which they are not doing), or move
628.
by noja 6y ago
So where will they be paying tax now if not Ireland?
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by noja 6y ago
Why is the regulatory review not for some named date in the past?
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by noja 6y ago
> It will be interesting to see what they plan to do for Amazon Linux 3 Rocky Linux from the CentOS creator looks promising: https://www.theregister.com/2020/12/10/rocky_linux/ https://gith

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