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theboulevardier
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theboulevardier
7y ago
I agree, I have about 4 - 5 "good hours" a day. But I'm expected to deliver 6 - 6.5 billable hours a day in my job (exluding admin work). It's frustrating as I know that a billable hour before 10am and after 4pm is worth
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7y ago
If you look at the cached Google page, you will see that Google is only indexing the knowledge panel, not the results themselves. E.g https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:t8Z5T9...
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7y ago
In the UK, we generally tip for a great service. If I buy a meal and the food and service is just fine, then no tip. Though if the food and service are great, I will generally tip 10 - 20% depending on how generous I'm feeling at the t
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7y ago
I'm in a similar situation, the parking garage for my block of apartments is rigght under my bedroom. It's not too bad, except for one neighbour's motorcycle, where he is obviously using a modified exhaust to be louder. In th
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7y ago
They are the best earplugs! I have tried loads of other brands and none compare.
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theboulevardier
7y ago
I use DuckDuckGo as my default search engine and it has never reverted back to Google. Perhaps it only happens on certain major updates??
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7y ago
Well, if it is illegal that is another thing entirely. But where I live, it is legal and basically every motorcyclist does it.
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7y ago
Lane splitting is generally quite safe if: a) Other motorists are expecting it and paying attention and b) The motorcyclist isn't going much faster than other traffic (if I remember correctly, where I live the law is that you shouldn&#
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7y ago
The UK police have been able to do this for a while. I haven't been involved in activism for years now, but if I remember correctly they used to be able to make people remove face masks within a particular area during demonstrations.
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7y ago
Thanks, that looks awesome!
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theboulevardier
7y ago
Looks cool! Any chance of mapping the scales to a guitar fretboard? My favourite way to learn scales is just jamming along to a backing track with the scale on a fretboard in front of me. Like this: http://www.all-guitar-chords.c
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7y ago
Google has also started classifying non-news sites as being news sites and no removing snippets from them. I have already had to manually change the designation in the Google Search Console on a couple of sites that I look after this week a
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theboulevardier
7y ago
Does anyone else find those avatars really creepy? They look like the characters in those weird CGI kids cartoons.
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theboulevardier
7y ago
If you go with Google's suggestions when you setup an Adwords campaign, they will absolutely rinse your budget with minimal return. Google has a churn and burn mentality when it comes their Adwords customers as most new businesses fail
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theboulevardier
7y ago
We have done something similar at home. We live in an apartment with a small shared central courtyard, which is lit up (though not extremely bright) when someone walks through it. Our bedroom has those crappy Ikea Venetian blinds, which are
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Google pays Apple $12 billion a year to be the default search in Safari unfortunately, so Apple are making a lot of money from keeping Google happy.
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7y ago
It runs fine on my Mac, the only time it seems to spin up the fans is for Youtube videos. It wouldn't suprise me if Google has done something to make Firefox not work as well on Youtube as they have done before.
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theboulevardier
7y ago
I have recently returned to Firefox for my personal browsing after using Chrome since about 2014 and it works great. However... In work I'm stuck using Chrome due to the amount of time I spend in Google Apps (Docs, Sheets, Google Analy
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7y ago
Many people find that meditation reduces their need to sleep. A few months ago when I was meditating for around 1.5 hours per day (a mixture of walking and formal sitting meditation) I felt well rested on 5.5 to 6.5 hours of sleep, when my
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I had so much fun with that back in school. Our machines were running Win NT 4.0 and and the computers were labelled with a the network name. So I would check the names of the machines my friends were on, or the whole class if I was feeling