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by spzb 6y ago
Don’t selectively quote. I said travel freely. We will need visas if we spend more than 90 days out of 180 in the EU
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by spzb 6y ago
And fewer benefits. No longer can I travel, work and study freely anywhere in the EU.
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by spzb 6y ago
Which is less than we had before. Also we now have non tariff barriers including a load more red tape bureaucracy even when sending things from one part of the U.K. to another thanks to the Irish Sea border
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by spzb 6y ago
I’m all in favour of Scottish independence as long as they let us southerners immigrate.
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by spzb 6y ago
We have plenty of our own bureaucracy. We basically invented it.
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by spzb 6y ago
Not as good as we had before. It’s the only trade deal negotiated with the explicitly stated intention of having fewer benefits than before.
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by spzb 6y ago
That describes half the web developers I've worked with too.
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by spzb 6y ago
Thanks. I did do a search before I posted but obviously not very well.
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Brexit deal mentions Netscape browser and Mozilla Mail(bbc.co.uk)
338 points by spzb 6y ago|171 comments
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by spzb 6y ago
Where's the rest of the article?
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How much energy is used to deliver and listen to radio?(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by spzb 6y ago|4 comments
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by spzb 6y ago
So that's the definition. What's the specific example?
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by spzb 6y ago
Section 174 of the Human Medicines Regulations disagrees with you https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2012/1916/regulation/174...
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by spzb 6y ago
OK, I'll rephrase. What laws have been imposed on the UK by the EU that wouldn't have likely been brought in by the Westminster government?
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by spzb 6y ago
Which particular EU law which was forced upon us caused you so much trouble?
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by spzb 6y ago
We always had the right under EU law to make emergency authorisations for medicines. How is that related to Brexit?
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by spzb 6y ago
Except now we're a small economy and one that's shown itself willing to break international laws we'd only just signed up to. Not something most trading partners are looking for.
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by spzb 6y ago
UK and European Union phone 116123
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by spzb 6y ago
Yep, it's yet another SEO stuffed article
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by spzb 6y ago
> Facebook makes a killing taking money from small businesses through advertising It also takes a lot of money from governments and political campaigns. The micro-level targeting allows highly specific messages to be shown to people matc
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by spzb 6y ago
Equally there’s no legal mandate forcing them to do business with Pornhub.
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by spzb 6y ago
That’s a fair point. I presume though that there are some legal risks to Visa and MC if they were subsequently found to have been enabling illegal activity.
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by spzb 6y ago
> There is a lot more porn on Youtube and Facebook Seems unlikely. I presume you have a source for that assertion. And anyway, as I said, Visa and Mastercard acted in response to allegations of illegal content not just the fact that ther
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by spzb 6y ago
Not sure what point EFF are trying to make here. They seem to be suggesting that Visa and Mastercard should provide payment services to anyone who wants them, regardless of whether their activities are legal or not. The card processors didn
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Online harms law to let regulator block apps in UK(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by spzb 6y ago|0 comments
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by spzb 6y ago
If I'm reading this right (and I am only on my second coffee so it's possible I'm not) the whole decryption process relies on getting an initial decryption key out of the Android Keystore. They kind of gloss over they do that
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by spzb 6y ago
I’m going to work that into every conversation I can now. My workplace is theoretically involved in supplying IT functions to a university but mainly seems to employ an army of yak shavers.
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by spzb 6y ago
That history graph’s not looking too healthy for the past couple of months.
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by spzb 6y ago
> And more importantly, how do we make more Elon Musks? Cloning. Which he's probably already working on.
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by spzb 6y ago
Yes, let’s completely absolve parents of any responsibility for giving their kids access to things which are only suitable for adults

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