ollie87

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by ollie87 8y ago
Norfolk is often similar, some insanely beautiful beaches but very few tourists there.
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by ollie87 8y ago
Would be interested to see how much of Mosaic was left in IE6.
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by ollie87 8y ago
Heh I donated my old A1200, all the games, and Philips monitor to the The National Museum of Computing in Bletchley Park, UK. Sort of wish I still had it, Monkey Island was in such good condition it was nearly BNIB condition. At the same ti
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by ollie87 8y ago
They are but they need more infrastructure than battery vehicles.
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by ollie87 8y ago
Yeah, EarPods.
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by ollie87 8y ago
Automated car washes scratch the crap out of your car, so I doubt it. They're more likely to just do it themselves.
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by ollie87 8y ago
The Fords where due to how the fuel tank worked, not a lack of power.
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by ollie87 8y ago
I've managed it in the past, but only after emailing Tim Cook. Someone picked it up and sorted it. Was an older Unibody MacBook Pro with a factory SSD, used to randomly decide to delete all the data on it every couple of months. In the
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by ollie87 8y ago
Funnily enough I had an older sibling to this line of "nearly" smartphones, the RIZR Z8 which came out a year before the RAZR V9. It was Symbian powered, had an ARM CPU and a PowerVR GPU - that's a common pairing now but back
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by ollie87 8y ago
Britain is certainly not Switzerland. Source: I'm British.
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by ollie87 8y ago
I'd say Costa is worse than Starbucks. Nero being the best of the UK chain coffee places.
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by ollie87 8y ago
I thought Scunthorpe was more polluted than Salford? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-43964341 Having lived in both (Uni in Salford), grew up near Scunthorpe. I'd reckon Scunthorpe is worse.
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by ollie87 8y ago
The NHS is a partnership with the private sector any way, because GPs are greedy. All GP practices in the UK are privately run.
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by ollie87 8y ago
Crashed vehicles will need replacement dashboards and airbags, probably stealing them to do dodgy repairs on cars that have been in big accidents.
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by ollie87 8y ago
Exactly this, not sure what sort of speed of impact you'd have to be in with an F30 3 Series to bend the window frame significantly enough to break that wire, but you'd have to imagine very high.
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by ollie87 8y ago
It's likely the car has it's own always-on cellular connection.
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by ollie87 8y ago
Maybe it's different where you live, but where I live the only place where a pedestrian doesn't have right of way is a motorway.
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by ollie87 8y ago
I disagree, during the odd time I've worked Amazon Flex Apple Maps has saved me. It was more up to date than the crap Amazon use and was more up to date than Google Maps.
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by ollie87 9y ago
That why where I live if you trigger the drink driving limit on a breathalyzer you're driven to the station where a medical professional will take your blood and send it to an independent lab.
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by ollie87 9y ago
I'd imagine a lot of the people complaining use Android devices any way.
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by ollie87 9y ago
Once did a couple of Terabytes in a month on BT, didn't have an issue.
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by ollie87 9y ago
If the goal was to create a phone you could sneak in your bum into prison surely a better name for it would be "Smelly".
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by ollie87 9y ago
Which 3-Series bits?
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by ollie87 9y ago
In the UK Amex offer a 5% cashback card right now. It's not very long term and drops to 1% after a while but hey, they exist in Europe.
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by ollie87 9y ago
Reminds me of Cheesoid. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_m17HK97M8
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by ollie87 10y ago
To quote Ali G: "What if terrorists drove a train into the White House?"
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by ollie87 10y ago
Problem solved then.
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by ollie87 10y ago
Aye. We should just go back to using the Royal Mail.
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by ollie87 10y ago
Well, yeah. It's Windows 10, you're beta testing it for them.
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by ollie87 10y ago
American's need to start using bell-end as an insult.

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