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2y ago
We could start applying capital gains tax to a primary residence.
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2y ago
A friend works for Airbus Germany but at Warton, lives in a nice bit of Bolton.
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2y ago
We should have shot a few bankers in 2008 to encourage the others.
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2y ago
My grandfather got a lathe and pillar drill as his retirement gift from work, he also taught me how to etch PCBs and build radios.
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2y ago
All the pictures of Taliban fighters that I saw after they took over in Afghanistan have good trigger discipline.
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2y ago
I don't think there is any sense of "cargo" in their worship of him.
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2y ago
There was an FTP relay as well.
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2y ago
You could also connect to JANET hosts from commercial machines over X.25. I had an account on the NRS host machine to administer our site info.
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2y ago
I agreed to mentor a Google Summer of Code project using a RPi before I realized that I couldn't easily get one myself, spent the whole summer checking the UK official reseller's websites and eBay, lost interest after that and sti
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2y ago
I got the feeling that people were just not telling their electricity provider that they were doing this.
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2y ago
> The exception obviously is the _Casino Royale_ with Daniel Craig, which most fans view as one of the best Bond films. I've forgotten the specifics, but that book was unavailable to Eon for decades due to some copyright and licensi
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2y ago
On one level, your idea is being followed. Rolls-Royce build the UK submarine reactors and are working on developing small modular reactors [1] for civilian use. A big difference though is that UK (and US) submarine reactors use enriched ur
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2y ago
Some people like the cold. Being able to go skiing after work would be an attraction to me.
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2y ago
You need to keep it connected to the charger when tethering.
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2y ago
I have had three HMD phones now, all have had very good call quality when used in Europe.
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2y ago
> It also has WhatsApp though. Not for much longer. I also got a Nokia 6300 to use for tethering and it works well for that.
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2y ago
There are also US controlled airforce bases within the Schengen zone.
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2y ago
Alpine skiing doesn't result in particularly high G-forces.
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2y ago
For a bit more complicated application also using DRM directly there is kmscube [1]. [1] https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/kmscube
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2y ago
VPU support in general seems to me to be blocked on an update to the V4L2 API, there is some code in the staging directory.
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2y ago
Sperry were reselling TI Explorers [1] (PDF), they did not develop their own Lisp Machine. [1] https://tgsoc.org/papers/SperryUnivacPioneersApplicationofAI...
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2y ago
The article could point out that real BSD sockaddrs only have an 8-bit field for the address family which leaves another 8 bits for the length of the structure.
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2y ago
Computational materials science is a current research area.
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2y ago
Typhoon would have been a good fit for Canada but the US vetoed it.
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2y ago
If you ask it online then I guess it counts as wire fraud which may be easier to prosecute.
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2y ago
You used to be able to buy the Ford Fiesta with a similar engine in the US.
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2y ago
I have worked there too.
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2y ago
I would say that the Dutch think they are a lot more proficient at English than they are.
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2y ago
Austria has a big tourist industry sector.
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2y ago
... from album covers.
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