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by vr46 4y ago
Neither, this mess is going to take time to figure out, especially in the hopelessly-regulated world of cryptocurrency finance. It's a hard mess to unpick and understand, HN-ites are struggling with it too. Spam Fried should really be
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by vr46 4y ago
The BBC has legitimate reasons to be afraid and they're historically an organization that reacts in this way. The approach of BBC Westminster has tainted the reminder of the organization.
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by vr46 4y ago
Well, trying to figure out a way around it, which might be to simply run the whole thing from the UK. I'm kinda stuck with Germany, alas.
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by vr46 4y ago
Having started three companies in the UK, I have never required a lawyer nor have I advised many of the people who've asked about to get one. The process is extremely straightforward and fast, which obviously helps in making it easy to
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by vr46 4y ago
Generally in this case, the law would refer to a German contract, not a translated one, and there is no need for the two to be 'legally equivalent'. But the process should be clear for all those who take part and so much stuff in
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by vr46 4y ago
Today I've just given up on Protonmail, the Bridge is a POS. When things were reliable, I was ok to jump through hoops in maintaining a separate app, but I cannot be bothered any longer. Just set up a Fastmail account to see what it&#x
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by vr46 4y ago
Not alone either: "Made.com was a window into the mid-century design ideal – but with none of the quality" https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/oct/27/madeco...
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by vr46 4y ago
The most dramatic one I know of near a road in London is right here, I used to ride there everyday. https://maps.app.goo.gl/ucSf4m2TPhqZnDS99?g_st=ic
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by vr46 4y ago
I was warned off them three years ago for their pish-poor quality, so this is probably related.
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by vr46 4y ago
My friend and I actually did this! We bought a Hoover, got flights to New York - I flew out months and months later in summer 1993 - and the Hoover itself we gave to my parents, and it’s STILL there at my late parents’ place, working. Hellu
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by vr46 4y ago
I really rate Netatmo's products and attitude after having lived with their outdoor cameras for several years, and was waiting and waiting for this product. This is a real shame, especially for something that has taken years to create.
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by vr46 4y ago
At various points over the last decade, I've been picking up bargains as one generation of camera type is discarded in favour of another one. This year I've bagged a Canon 5D4 and a Pentax 645Z. I have a Q2 as well and the one adv
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by vr46 4y ago
Is Marshal still tied to Ruby version? Boy was this fun about ten years ago for a system I inherited that Marshaled huge complex objects into TokyoTyrant and back. You try migrating or upgrading a system where the runtime version is tied to
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by vr46 4y ago
I consider my handwriting a personal code for myself
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by vr46 4y ago
Huh, I’ve just moved to Northern Europe and had no idea this was a thing here (from London). I guess I’d better start Googlying.
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by vr46 4y ago
+100 for Twist of the Wrist Volume 2 Although I think Roadcraft has been "superseded" by IAM with a simplified version called "How to be a better driver", I would use both.
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by vr46 4y ago
Yes indeed, Wispas are definitely still the new kid to me, competing with Aeros, spoiled for choice. I don't have a problem with American confectionary, either, as the article stated, flavours are tuned to the locale, and while you cou
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by vr46 4y ago
No shame, British confectionary has been the greatest in human history (hill to die on) inspiring Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Obviously all the great companies have been sold (Rowntree Mackintosh, Callard and Bowser, Fry's, Cadb
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by vr46 4y ago
Oh Crossness is amazing, definitely, I have - weirdly - fond memories of photographing the Sludge Powered Generator over there which was built donkey's years ago but was an instant classic design. But I digress. The goggles are ace, b
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by vr46 4y ago
They had an installation in Woolwich, London, until recently and I trekked across town to visit. OUTSTANDING. I enjoyed it so much I immediately bought some Kasina goggles to try and replicate the experience!
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by vr46 4y ago
It’s a nice map but you can’t find the stuff you need on the map. Google Maps is a client for the catalogue, and more. I can find carpet cleaners near me, and message them and book them. I can find what I need anywhere in the world. Apple M
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by vr46 4y ago
My 1989 MR2 could take it all, except being rammed off the road. My 2013 A6 is several orders of magnitude nicer to be inside than the 2011 Lexus, with a similarly better ride. Reliability isn’t everything. The 2001 QX4 was close to coverin
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by vr46 4y ago
I wasn’t quite and lived in London, we just came to the Red Lion for weekend benders
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by vr46 4y ago
Very surreal, I'm going back 23 years and only because I'm hoping that no one will remember those days.
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by vr46 4y ago
Met my wife in there, oo, some years ago, and I have been disappointed at how clean and shiny it all looks these days. I almost miss the days of smoking being allowed in pubs and the filthy mess they used to be.
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by vr46 4y ago
Good pub that, though :)
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by vr46 4y ago
If there’s ever a zombie apocalypse I intend to spend it in a Wetherspoons so I won’t notice
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by vr46 4y ago
Not sure the question needs a definitive answer, but anything that helps to preserve these pubs as pubs is a-ok with me. I recall heavy sessions in The Red Lion down in Southampton because we were acquainted with the owners some time back,
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by vr46 4y ago
The weird thing about key travel to me is that the keyboard isn't an instrument, there's no control or finesse required, it's binary - you want the character or not. When playing an instrument like a piano, you want the level
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by vr46 4y ago
Teams is a poorly-built app, a terrible experience and hardly any kind of benchmark for the quality of a Mac.

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