pasc1878

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by pasc1878 2mo ago
Yes
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
So that allows developers to create systems where I can't get the local council to deal with a problem? Of course the developers who wrote the council tax system understood that it was aren't crap like those who deliver the 99% so
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
Yes but you could not address a couple of places I have lived in in England like that. First was a house in a small cul de sac – with no number just a name. Second was a flat – there are two number 1s in the same post code.
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
For the HTML/JS side see https://amber-lang.net but not updated for a few years
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
That is the point – you can't just provide the references in a short post here. You need much more time and guidance.
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
Anmy papers on that working. The main NHS hospital for eyes in UK (Moorfields) says that has no proof of working.
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
No it is diversity. The ingredients have to be understandable by non English speakers – so water is out. As for salt which one?
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
The fork occured before most of the drama.
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
In macOS view->reload and show IP address
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
For astronomical code (and any sane date code) you use Julian Day Number which is the number of days since a defined day 0. The one most seen would be Microsoft DateTime first in Excel where day 1 is 31st Dec 1899 in USA/Georgian Cale
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
Why is that weird. They are both using Apple code - Swift probably has to meet Objective C dates or even uses the Objective C date functions.
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
M r Whippy and 99s are still there (although called flake now) having had them on a few of the recent hot days
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
It depends on the country. 1582 is Catholic Europe 1700 or 1701 is Protestant Europe 1752 is Great Britain and its colonies which include USA 1918 is Russia 1923 Greece https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adoption_of_the_Gr
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
So a form of https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
In the UK Rail network I have bought there weekly, monthly, and yearly season tickets. What is this separation of weekly?
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by pasc1878 2mo ago
When near the lab's Bunsen burner.
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
South Asian is reasonably common in UK. It avoids having to include Pakistan in India which if you did causes a large number of people to complain especially if talking about modern things. It is less usual when talking about ancient histor
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
Tomatoes have always tasted different depending on the variety. I never really liked salad ones - including Alisa Craig which my parents grew. Beef tomatoes and small cherry ones seem OK. Strawberries again I never partically liked even hom
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
Many items on those are fiction. Some even intentionally so.
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
Fossil?
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
It depends on the station. The BBC often does as you say and even if the interview is down a phone line they will play a record. Some shows have the musicians playing live. Other UK stations do similar.
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
I have just switched from Orion to Vivaldi partially as it seems to use less memory. I suspect this is because I use several profiles amd each one in Orion is in effect a copy of the whole Orion browser whilst in Vivaldi less things a re du
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
What thin bicycle tires - they are much thicker than normal. However yes they are a problem.
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
Depends where you are. I am in Southern England. Strawberries are available year round - we get them from Morocco and Spain outside the summer. They do taste differently and during the off season are less reliably red all over. Thus I will
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
Anything that involves humans will have corruption. Society needs somethings to try to stop corruption wehther government rules or non government actions. Under pure capitalism what stops this?
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
It has been tried but long ago. The last member of the House of Lords to be PM was Lord Salisbury in 1900. As noted Alec Douglas-Hume had to leave the House of Lords in 1963 and get elected as a MP. The previous attempt would have been Lord
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
The age for shingles vaccine in the UK under the NHS (so free) is 65. Of course I got shingles when I was 64. Caught early and got anti-virals and had no lasting effects.
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
The generated subtitles show that the translator doesn't know English
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
There is a great difference between immutable and difficult to change. Do you want to be in a US without the Fourteenth Amendment? Actually it strictly immutable without any of the Amendments, no 1st, 2nd etc.
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by pasc1878 3mo ago
No that does not fix the issue. If you have capital rather than income then this is still better for you. e.g. a retiree has capital but not income and for someone like Musk will have plenty of capital but proportionally much ledd income as

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