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Mine's a B&W samsung laser. I print a decent amount but sporadically, No issues, fast and reliable and generic replacement toner cartridges are cheap on Amazon (which was where I bought the printer for about 50 quid).
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We made and used quills in primary school, in a sort of arts and crafts/history crossover, I suppose. Didn't hold us back any, hopefully.
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I think five shillings (20 shillings in a pound) was sometimes called a dollar because for a long time there were four US dollars to the pound.
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I'm amazed at your pricing but it looks from your community forum activity that you have a market. Well done in an era where everyone expects stuff for free.
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"The proposed Chat control EU law will" If it's a proposed law then it should read "The proposed Chat control EU law would"
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Yes, I didn't know what it was so I had looked it up before I saw yours. The definition I got is below: A common table expression, or CTE, is a temporary named result set created from a simple SQL statement that can be used in subseque
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>And that valuation is created entirely due to IP law. In that case, the value of land is created entirely by property law. A farmer has the exclusive right to land from the existing fixed supply that the entire world has available to it
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Meaning you don't value the time that someone puts into building software as highly as the time a farmer puts into paying his mortgage.
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If you're implying that the farmer would still have an income then it's not a valid analogy. If I open sourced my software that I've been continuously developing for more than 20 years my income would drop to almost zero, imm
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After 10 years should farmers have to give away their land for free too?
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K A Stroud Engineering Mathematics is probably the book that helped me most. 31 chapters each composed of about 60 problems. The problems are progressive and contain explanations of the new concepts that they contain. All the answers are a
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Good post. Are there any downsides? I use alcohol to excess, a habit I developed in the days when socialising was something I wanted/needed to do but needed help with it.
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I hope you're not being serious
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I do the wordle and if you asked me ten minutes later what the word was, I haven't a clue.
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Firstly I'd say that although there are 180 dental practices, there is only one patient, I think a study would need a lot more than that. I cannot read the article but at how many practices did this person have x-rays taken? I doubt it
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Unless would drive me insane. I do use IF NOT but when reading code my brain understands this format most clearly: IF some-expression ELSE Do-something
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Indeed. In our prefab classroom in winter, sitting on the class storage heater before classes started was the prime real estate.
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The fact that it's been in beta since forever means even the developers don't trust it themselves.
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On a tangent. I used to be able play youtube videos on firefox on my old android phone with the screen turned off. It was some setting in firefox that I can't seem to remember or else is no longer there. It was great because you could
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I knew someone who was hired as a carpenter with no training or experience. It happens in a housing bubble.
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To cap it all you'll feel guilty for feeling this way in later years when they're gone.
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The author was a veteran of WW2. In 1989 he was 65. He died in 2012, aged 88.
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Years back we rented a flat in a building that housed a lot of retired people. A regulation we weren't aware of was that you weren't allowed to hang anything on the railings of your balcony. On a day off we were cleaning and left
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I'm pretty certain that the advertising of women's things using beautiful, scantily dressed, women must work, it's being going on for long enough.
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Should it not be Bakers' Math?
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She's a genius[1]. Took me an age to figure out what the rules were and then a fair while to actually get it done. [1]Well compared to me anyway
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Thanks. I feel myself that l am too influenced by critics. Years ago I used to go to Blockbuster and come away with random movies based on blurb on the back of the dvd case. Nowadays I'm wary of watching a movie unless it has a great s
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I use firefox mainly because it feels less creepy than chrome and works great with uBlock Origin.
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How many users does a browser need to break even? 4% of a billion is still 40 million
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I always felt slightly ashamed for the fact that I don't use foreign keys. I feel better having read this thread!
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