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by tobylane 8y ago
That sounds like a loophole that courts outside the US will soon start to not accept. Though, the recent House of Fraser 'sale' was more of a transfer of worthwhile assets only, excluding employees, which is the same loophole you
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by tobylane 8y ago
All that training in fluent, technical Russian, as the manuals haven't been translated.
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by tobylane 8y ago
When you're judged for a liver donation it's not by your bank records but by your liver condition. When you have your phone in your pocket you still generate a list of establishments you frequent (maybe cash machines too). Even if
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by tobylane 8y ago
UK tools are in their infancy, MIFID II has opened it up and businesses are starting to react. HSBC's phone app can connect to any bank.
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by tobylane 8y ago
Can I check, the they are progressives and the bubble makers are the lawmakers allowing conglomerates?
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by tobylane 8y ago
>As a regulator and central bank, the Bank of England has not offered consumer banking services for many years Wikipedia says this, but not why.
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by tobylane 8y ago
The healthiness of the water being heated by microwaves is unaffected, some of it is simply steam. The healthiness of the food being heated by the air in an oven is largely unaffected (singeing and bioavailability aside). The main differenc
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by tobylane 8y ago
From all I've read online, especially HN, that won't help.
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by tobylane 8y ago
That drive includes pushback at limiting the transparency over tax havens/evasion and media ownership, and lower working quality standards.
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by tobylane 8y ago
Google and Facebook want us on their website but we aren't their customers. The people paying their bills want our web experience mildly but tolerably bloated and tracked. You have a good point but Google and Facebook are the last peop
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by tobylane 8y ago
Page two of Ask HN.
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by tobylane 8y ago
There are solved problems in AI? The area is so new and we have such descriptive ideas of what could be done that it feels like nothing could be solved for decades.
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by tobylane 8y ago
How could I be their second priority? For any one service and availability zone isn't it all or nothing (or slow).
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by tobylane 8y ago
It's not wanted. Nearly every social network out there isn't wanted.
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by tobylane 8y ago
UK election counting is done by hand, double checked, overseen by the candidates and there’s tv cameras in just about every counting room, especially in tight races or cabinet seats.
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by tobylane 8y ago
What’s the it that shows you can’t trust paper? Votes being edited isn’t a fear here. We write with pencils in fear of disappearing ink but the whole counting process is monitored by the candidates, with no claims of vote editing.
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by tobylane 8y ago
Is there detail to your counter point?
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by tobylane 8y ago
Where white people live it's easy to get ID, and white people are more likely to have it for other reasons. Where black people live it's harder to get ID, and black people are less likely to have it for other reasons. Both are min
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by tobylane 8y ago
Pencils are safer than pens. I really like the British voting process, not just because I grew up with it but because we can point to what about it makes so much sense.
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by tobylane 8y ago
Most of the blog seems to be about the difference between copyleft and permissive without saying so. Even so, permissively licenced software was necessary to get the ball rolling. Copyleft may have not caught on in the same way (in products
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by tobylane 8y ago
The road between the Natural History, Science and Victoria&Albert museums in London removed all but light posts and drainage, then put back in ridges for blind people. https://www.google.com/maps/@51.5007375,-0.1744
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by tobylane 8y ago
Some of them are aoft paywalls. Others are easily defeatable, though it may not be legal to link to a readable link.
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by tobylane 8y ago
Bugs and symbols. There's a mac command line tool I can't remember the name of that pulls all the readable (and more) text from an application, this has been used to find out what made a closed source app (e.g. private iOS apis).
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by tobylane 8y ago
That doesn't match up with history. Two of the more notable fines by the EU have been on Microsoft and Google. The UK recently fined Facebook the maximum that agency could - 500k [1]. The politicians are on record speaking out against
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by tobylane 8y ago
What is the major moment in this Infowars topic?
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by tobylane 8y ago
You talk about a mobile app as if your solution is opt-in. I think of preventative medicine as what the single payer national healthcare service does. Putting politics aside, it's a matter of motivation and recognition of anti-delayed-
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by tobylane 8y ago
They fix the hardware, which needs to be hardened, a long time before launch. The capability to do something wouldn't happen in the same decade people call it blurry but passable.
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by tobylane 8y ago
You describe the UK system, this video somewhat shows it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U19GzqfGdqM
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by tobylane 8y ago
When did you start on the GDPR-related work?
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by tobylane 8y ago
It is a criticism of capitalism. However, most of Stallman's post is, while accurate, a complaint of how we are being charged minimally by Netflix for a minimal access to media. If we could pay by cash in the post, on a player that did

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