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tobylane
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They aren’t preventing anyone else from becoming wealthy enough. If others wanted to do this they could use their own cash supplies ( https://www.valuewalk.com/2019/11/top-10-companies-with-larg... ) or take out lo
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I believe you can complain to your local data commissioner, eg https://ico.org.uk . They should cover this and the right to have an automated decision reviewed manually.
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Often more than 200kph. This website has a speed option in the menu, on the currently operating lines. HS2 for instance will have initial-use/design speeds of 3/400kph.
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5y ago
The UK has the same issue. One cause is the house builders have permission to build a lot, but only do so slowly to not affect the price. Another cause is the market and government’s mess with mortgages. The southeast has it worse but it ex
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5y ago
If you have an old version of a package, say OpenSSL, that was installed a year ago when you wanted PackageA, then both will be updated when you get PackageB which also depends on it. B’s bottle only refers to the new OpenSSL, and the old v
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I wonder how this is affected by one way (for cars) streets. Do people think their way there by car then walk along those pavements?
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English common law is the basis for the American and Irish systems. Continental European countries, including Malta, are different.
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Ireland has English style common law, familiar to Americans. Malta doesn’t.
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Visbility of both them and the alternatives (and perhaps the people and uses). Compare that to say bunker fuel in the cargo ships. We don't see the ships, we don't understand the fuel, I would struggle to name an alternative propu
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Hard to say, as many of the industry’s more famous acquisitions/destructions were before any effective attempts to monetise.
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The nudge unit tactics that were used are some of the least insidious nudges I can imagine. Texting me that I’m due to pay a bill, and before it becomes an offence? Thank you! Advertising is never this good. https://en.wikipedia.
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https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/Ezekiel%2023:20 Yes, it does. Though I’d add that the KJV was made in a rush. Is there a section that shows that?
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Texas is an American state. Are you looking for a bigger difference?
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Yes, though sex workers aren't workers of an employer, who give worker's rights. I'd like greater amounts of protection, but is requiring Visa and Mastercard to do business the right move?
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Is it either a form of discrimination that doesn’t line up with any protected class, or a bona fide discrimination against areas that have a high chargeback rate? I’m interested in how much the morals we don’t like line up with the cold sta
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What pollutants are you thinking of, and which of them would travel through walls and floors?
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If there was one, who’d follow it? York, New York, Melbourne (Ireland) and Melbourne (Australia) all have their variants from what London speaks.
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The Embankment in London (Westminster to Blackfriars) lost one of its four vehicle lanes for a kerb separated two way cycle lane. It carries more traffic than the four vehicle lanes, but looks far emptier, which invited much complaint at fi
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LaunchControl’s ui looks like it could disable them, but I haven’t tried.
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Interesting site, but as nearly everyone is getting a two-dose type it's not helpful. The three you mention bought billions, with intentions for any one of them to be enough for domestic use and still have enough for the third world. T
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I'd expect it to be the parents choices, same for whether boredom is tolerated or encouraged at home.
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An exercise ball. It's hard to passively sit on it, you'll move and use some of those core muscles that sitting on a chair with a back might weaken. I very rarely slouch, but can't be sure if that's the ball or not. They
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I originally wrote this to replace the experience of opening an app and being told by Sparkle or similar that it's out of date. Now I think it's increasingly relevant as we can't copy the Applications folder over from Intel t
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Show HN: Caskmas – get your app updates from Homebrew/Mac App Store
(github.com)
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The judgement was against Microsoft, that ruling can’t be applied to the rest of the industry. As for Apple, there’s too many caveats needed to describe the market they have a monopoly in.
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Can you build it for Catalina?
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It doesn’t need to be addressed in this specific change because you could have already signed up to be a donor. They test when it’s used, not when (primary) permission is given.
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Is there a relevant law or court case that takes sectors of consumers into account? That one could be more relevant because they are vulnerable, or less relevant because the devices are bought in their parents name.
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But the tax year stayed 365 days and so it now starts on April 6th, the 11 days comes from correcting the drift between the Julian and Gregorian calendars. Russia switched later and had to add more days.
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Informal British English does break a few of those rules, especially comedy.
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