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   by test1235 9y ago

   I like that there's an option to turn off autoplay on the video which has already started ...
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   by test1235 9y ago

   Yeah - mental. You reach your maxes quickly and progression gets difficult because you're trying to do so much in a single session, but you don't need to think about other programs while you're still making progress with what
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   by test1235 9y ago

   Recommend 5x5 stronglifts ... not because it's a particularly good program (it's not - it's too easy to burn out early), but because it's a good resource to learn the main lifts initially. Lots of photos and explanations
4. 334.▲
   by test1235 9y ago

   life is never that simple
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   by test1235 9y ago

   I don't know about HN - I'm not sure its users are good targets for manipulation, but I'm starting to see lots of what I suspect is political activity in Reddit and BBC (the comments are trash, but the user activity comes acr
6. 336.▲
   by test1235 9y ago

   Depends on what you mean by hacked - I know that for cars with keyless entry you can relay key-fob signals from keys inside a house to parked cars to get it open, then get to the cars software via the service port. Correct me if I'm wr
7. 337.▲
   by test1235 9y ago

   What did they replace it with?
8. 338.▲
   by test1235 9y ago

   They already look like idiots.
9. 339.▲
   by test1235 9y ago

   So why bother with this new tech? Obviously so they can do it more.
10. 340.▲
    by test1235 9y ago

    if you were really wanting to move away from gmail, I'd recommend a paid-for service, like fastmail
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    by test1235 9y ago

    >It's the general crowd who isn't really there for the music I guess it wouldn't be surprising to find that it'd be the people who are most interested in doing something or going somewhere so they could tell people ab
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    by test1235 9y ago

    Agreed ... I mean, this is basically the same as the cinema. You're told not to use your phone. People are asked not to be noisy, and turn off their phones, etc. The majority are civil and there's the occasional bad egg, but hey .
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    by test1235 9y ago

    Looking at https://www.coindesk.com/price/ it looks like it's at the same price as the start of the month. Still, looking at the graph for the year, recent months have seen a massive spike.
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    by test1235 9y ago

    symantec endpoint protection ... ? (I'm at work)
15. 345.▲
    by test1235 9y ago

    I get this from your site: Security risk detected: Trojan.Gen.NPE
16. 346.▲
    by test1235 9y ago

    Ah, sorry. If you're talking about bottles, then yeah, 1~3 litres are normal here too. Single servings are either a can (330ml) or a small bottle (~500ml).
17. 347.▲
    by test1235 9y ago

    wow ... do we have 1+ litre servings here in UK? Maybe at the cinema or something? Most common serving size here might be a pint, which is about half a litre, I guess.
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    by test1235 9y ago

    GlaxoSmithKline produce Zentel[1] (manufactured in India), and they already operate in US[2]. 1. https://www.unitedpharmacies-uk.md/Zentel-Albendazole-400mg-... 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GlaxoSmi
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    by test1235 9y ago

    >Why ban them during breaks If it was me, I'd do it for practicality. It's easier for a wholesale ban than try to implement some system where you allow a forbidden item for some, but not all of the time. Even keeping track of w
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    by test1235 9y ago

    What would the buyer do with the painting? Is this for investment purposes, in which case, how would they sell this in the future? Surely the legality issues would reduce the pool of potential customers, and the overall resale value. Or are
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    by test1235 9y ago

    I don't recall there being any options for rooms with en-suites. The one I stayed at most definitely did not - I had to make a run in my pyjamas down the icy hall, out into the open-air courtyard and into the main reception bit where y
22. 352.▲
    by test1235 9y ago

    local paper-famous, or Jesus-famous?
23. 353.▲
    by test1235 9y ago

    I don't think OP said his project was slow or bloated: just that it was a lot of work to implement the extra little features.
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    by test1235 9y ago

    According to wiki: "TK Maxx (Australia, Austria, United Kingdom, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland)" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TJX_Companies#Store_formats
25. 355.▲
    by test1235 9y ago

    why would an airline care if the passengers caught their flight or not? The tickets are already paid for.
26. 356.▲
    by test1235 9y ago

    That doesn't sound like any Google interview I've ever read about. I thought their questions were really mathematical and algorithm heavy?
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    by test1235 9y ago

    BBC is especially depressing.
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    by test1235 9y ago

    I don't really have any interest in bitcoin and various cryptocurrencies, but that sounds perfect for this sort of thing, no?
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    by test1235 9y ago

    I think it comes down to requirements. If games aren't running smoothly, people simply won't play them. Business apps have it a lot easier - the users are more forgiving, I guess either because they don't have a choice in the
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    by test1235 9y ago

    Another vote for the G5 here. It's a little larger than I'd like, but other than that it's been perfect for me.