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High taxes and ‘no future’ spark fears of mass exodus of young Britons
(telegraph.co.uk)
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http://archive.today/oyL32
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Dr Mike Mew, of 'Mewing', faces misconduct hearing
(theguardian.com)
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This! Candybar phones have more secure grip and room for battery. The iPhone 4 while heavier is more comfortable to hold than the iPhone 6 / SE3 which I now use.
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Second-hand phone shops now show the back of the phone in the display case because they all look the same from the front.
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Russell T Davies's Years & Years feels like a plausible near future. Bananas are extinct, baking systems failing, refugee crises.
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In Europe, Tiger do cheap bullet journals https://flyingtiger.com/collections/notebooks-bullet-planner...
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OP would need a work visa to work in the UK because of Brexit. Low salaries for perm roles plus high taxes make him worse off.
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What kind of entertainment? I find entertainment in Singapore is very 'manufactured' and prefer the UK. People don't have to be limited to Singapore, travelling to other Asian countries is very cheap.
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Malaysia or Singapore (island on the equator). Spain Balearics or Canary Islands.
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The base MacBook Air had its price dropped to $999 in 2013 and battery life improved to 12 hours. That's what got me onto the Apple bandwagon.
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Elevate and Peak brain training
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High Noon. An iPhone game which uses the gyroscope to shoot cowboys.
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Artificial sweeteners
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https://www.notebookcheck.net/Sony-Xperia-Ace-3-Compact-smar... This but it's gimped by low-end specs
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No OLED please. I suffer from PWM sensitivity. Couldn't use the iPhone 13 Mini because of this. https://www.notebookcheck.net/PWM-Ranking-Notebooks-Smartpho... I was dragged kicking and screaming from my iPhone SE 2016
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Air fryers are cheaper to run than ovens.
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4y ago
I have first{initial} so I get emails for everyone whose initial is the same as mine
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Pranksters outwit Amazon Fresh with grocery grab
(thetimes.co.uk)
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Had an SE 1st gen. I had to upgrade last year as Duolingo wouldn't load anymore even after killing all other apps. The 13 Mini is too big for one-handed use and gives me migraines from PWM.
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Press Reader has newspapers from several countries
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Evernote notebooks? Discontinued but the software might still work https://www.designboom.com/technology/moleskine-smart-notebo...
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Second this. Used this in production to train custom detectors with headgear on.
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Also check out: Ultraleap create interact-able tactile interfaces in midair using ultrasound and hand tracking https://www.ultraleap.com
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Elderly family members might die before you retire. Spending time with your child when they are all grown up won't make up for missing out on their formative years.
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Western Europe has a mild climate. Aircon is only required for < 7 days a year and those days are still tolerable without aircon if there's proper insulation.
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In the UK, software engineers outearn doctors. Doctors used to have trouble securing work visas when there was a limit on the number of visas issued. When the limit is hit, the applicants will be prioritised according to the number of '
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Outside London – in Bristol, Cookpad and Jump Trading pay £100k p.a.
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Yeah we have this in the UK. It's called Time Off In Lieu (TOIL).
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No, as you might guess – I live in Blighty (the UK). During winter, we commute home after sunset. In November to December, daylight hours would only be during the workday (8 am to 4pm). The only time I didn't have SAD was when I worked
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