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by phatfish 5y ago
You mean a phone to receive a text for MFA? "Most" can't be more than that. However there are a couple of new "Fintech" banks in the UK that are mobile app only. No website and I assume very difficult to get anyone
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by phatfish 5y ago
So you agree he was killed and didn't deserve to die. You are just annoyed that such a "fuss" was made about it, and that he was black has nothing to do with it. Got it.
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by phatfish 5y ago
"Few if any had all of these factors." The UK certainly doesn't have all of them for a start. The lock-downs had high levels of compliance, just a lot of people moaning from their sofa (or whatever soapbox they have available
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by phatfish 5y ago
The commenter claims to want to removed "FUD" from the dialogue. Then proceeds to dispense with their own "FUD" about scared parents desperately trying to vaccinate their children. Apparently no one else can think for th
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by phatfish 5y ago
I have also been annoyed by damaged books and is one reason I avoid Amazon. I've had them arrive damaged from specialist online book stores as well, but not as often. The only way to avoid that is to go to the book store and inspect th
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by phatfish 5y ago
Who is acting like that? The main criticism I have seen about EU funding is that it only gets allocated to the "easy" projects like renovating a park or some information board. Not that such things would never exist. However even
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by phatfish 5y ago
Bitcoin has no power in the real world. For digital transactions is has some leverage as pure data is much harder to control. Unless people are spending their Bitcoin gainz on Second Life property and not real world assets then regulation t
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by phatfish 5y ago
That sounds like a Trumpian oversimplification designed to be a character assassination attempt.
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by phatfish 5y ago
I'm not sure I understand. A large company has a whole team and a small start-up has one person assign the task? That sounds entirely reasonable.
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by phatfish 5y ago
Okinawa at least seems fed up with the occupation: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20210515_13/ Europe would do much better by defending itself on its own terms rather than perpetually hiding beh
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by phatfish 5y ago
You have been able to do that since email existed. You would just pay a few cents extra a month to your ISP for them to run the servers. Their business model wasn't data mining and behavioural manipulation.
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by phatfish 6y ago
I can tell you (I'm English) and i would expect most people can (with those preferring feet skewing older of course). The only "in your face" use of imperial is speed limits. Maybe one day that will get fixed.
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by phatfish 6y ago
The interface is complicated, but they are not "dumb". The problem is there are too many features packed into a an interface that could be mistaken for something designed 20 years ago. For some people that is not an issue, but it
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by phatfish 6y ago
Yup, funny for an April fools joke, would have worked better on April 1st though. What has happened to everyone?
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by phatfish 6y ago
I was just thinking the other day, was it worth using rclone to encrypt the file names in the B2 bucket I used for backup. Given that it limits you to the rclone tool to access files for recovery. A resounding yes it seems...
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by phatfish 6y ago
I did it in no extra page loads.
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by phatfish 6y ago
Teens/young adults surely have far more opportunities to make real life friends than working age adults. They are at least required to attend school. I would say that this is more the lifestyle of adults after being out of education fo
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by phatfish 6y ago
Yeah this is not the case for 2013/2016, although Exchange CUs are a full installer you can run a fresh install from. Unusual for Microsoft software updates in that respect I believe, and it kind of makes sense that would require a val
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by phatfish 6y ago
It depends on the property. A purpose built apartment building owned by a property company (of which there are many in European towns/cities) can easily be a home for large part of person (or families) life. There are also fairly stron
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by phatfish 6y ago
It seems to be the other way round to me. Certain Bitcoin fans can't stand that other "hackers" don't buy into the Bitcoin story as religiously as they do. As the other comment pointed out, for FOMO to be this "powe
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by phatfish 6y ago
"It requires no upkeep like buildings and other property." I suspect the physical footprint required to keep the Bitcoin network running is actually quite significant. Considering estimated power usage of all the "mining&quot
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by phatfish 6y ago
Is it impossible to operate a mini-cab business more efficiently than Uber to a similar standard? I suspect it's pretty hard NOT to.
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by phatfish 6y ago
The UK has had a national minimum wage since 1998. The only significant "blow" to the free market i can think of happened in 2008 with the proof that millionaire bankers have no accountability and will have their jobs saved by the
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by phatfish 6y ago
I agree, the UK is on a fast track to a judiciary corrupted by useless politicians like Johnson. But I have a little more faith than you in the system as it stands currently. There is even a chance of saving it with a little more push back
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by phatfish 6y ago
I assume the accusation is that Musk has a Twitter account where the tweets get replicated to the business section of most media outlets globally at the moment. He also has a history of dropping financial information through Twitter (the ta
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by phatfish 6y ago
The first step is far more fundamental. Have system of electing the members of goverment that results in a fair representation of the "will of the people". FPTP converges to a two party system and is undemocratic (at the extreme a
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by phatfish 6y ago
The same can be said of any investment opportunity. It comes down to the amount you have available to invest, and how much effort you want to put into it. For those who want a low effort fairly safe hedge against inflation and currency chan
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by phatfish 6y ago
Say one is still sitting on 3650 coins from 2011, and you decide now is the time to sell the lot. How exactly do you "cash out" that amount? Sell to Elon maybe? ;)
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by phatfish 6y ago
Awkward. Somehow I feel you would have been happily piling on with the harassment given the chance.
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by phatfish 6y ago
I have a Shark also, sub £200 (£170 i think), pretty sure a similar Dyson was easily twice the price. It is quite, light (its one of the hand held models) and certainly powerful enough for general use around the house.

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