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Comment #11412383
I've got a few new packages from the UK FTP site today, but if you've been keeping up to date generally there shouldn't be many updates. This update is mainly for install media, so…
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Comment #11405569
Currently looking for work after a few months off dealing with a family health issue - this is a long shot, but I thought I may as well give it a go! Location: West Yorkshire (nr. …
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Comment #6761330
I assume at this point that Opera have decided to quietly drop ongoing support for Linux. There have been no updates to the Linux browser since the last one based on their old rend…
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Comment #6695857
> the Morning Star is now defunct They still sell it where I live.
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Comment #6564479
But in a small country like Denmark or Sweden, citizens there are also citizens of the EU and so can freely live and work in 27 countries with minimal bureaucratic hassle. Language…
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Comment #6444322
Looking at the accuracy of the results it has for me (apparently I only spent three hours at work last week), I'm not worried.
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Comment #6410652
When I was in a long-distance relationship a couple of years ago and couldn't SMS internationally without re-mortgaging, we made heavy use of an Android app called Kik which also h…
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Comment #6319553
Isn't it just an office block? I'm in radio and people frequently want to visit radio stations - they have this image of a fun, glamorous, star-studded workplace where anything goe…
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Comment #6309498
Then again, it took them about three weeks to add the Isle of Jura back to their maps when it somehow got wiped: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-23331456
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Comment #6301535
And a domain from Guernsey, who are unlikely to mess around with things. It always baffles me when I see startups using things like Libyan (.ly) and even Syrian (.sy) domains to ma…
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Comment #6301226
This is fixed wireless internet access, rather than a local GSM network. It's very unlikely that Ofcom would licence a small local mobile network.
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Comment #6229051
The address on [2] also shows Copenhagen (København). People move around Europe a lot these days.
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Comment #6216824
I don't know if I'm making a big mistake here, but isn't local council tax used to maintain the roads? So if I was going to go down the path of "I pay my road tax, therefore I have…
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Comment #6132636
Unlike a lot of music radio stations, which are just a man sitting in a room playing songs off a computer and chattering between them, Radio 4 has a lot of well-researched, pre-rec…
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Comment #6132629
As a case in point, I opened up this BBC News page in an Elinks text-mode browser, so that I can read the content without the person at the other side of the office knowing I'm rea…
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Comment #6108205
I recently bought a Huawei phone from a large mobile phone dealer. £70 contract-free, with a dual-core processor and Android 4.1. Is there something I should be concerned about wit…
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Comment #6107672
On my desktop PC, I plug in the webcam when I need to use it for Skype, and unplug it when it's not in use. Nothing can be used remotely when it's not plugged in!
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Comment #6107257
Those places usually sell you a cup of cheap supermarket instant coffee...