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Comment #48606119
> So you could, even knowing only "phobia" and being able to guess "hippo", have a good basis for your choice. Except "hippo-" is from Greek and means "horse".
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Comment #45330619
How do they know they're your first pick? Unless things have changed, you don't provide a ranking until the universities have made their offers.
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Comment #43666366
It's like Boost Lambda2 or Boost HOF. Boost Hana also has a similar feature. This seems to be more fully featured than all of those though. Maybe some could be ported over to Lambd…
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Comment #43273639
The Eurostat style guide puts the Euro sign in front of the numbers for English text: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php... I think the general rule is th…
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Comment #41934303
There was no monthly fee.
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Comment #41737435
At least for the identification sticker / stripe on cars we've moved from GB to UK. Maybe we'll just move to uk as the ISO 2 letter code.
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Comment #41573958
They do, albeit without a heart rate monitor. https://www.casio.com/us/watches/casio/product.ABL-100WE-1A/ With a heart rate monitor it's considerably more expensive.
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Comment #41562296
Nokia decided to use the LGPL and the KDE Free Qt agreement was then updated to specify LGPL.
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Comment #40830892
You don't have to use all the fuel produced. Presumably some could be used to make plastics and everything else we make from oil. You could also bury some.
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Comment #40373015
> For instance we don't install backup engines on the off chance that all 2 engines fail. We used to. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ETOPS
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Comment #40089545
This isn't a case of slot machines where they got the logic for the house edge wrong. This is a case of double redeeming winnings because the machine would give you your winnings b…
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Comment #39823709
That technique is something you get pretty much automatically if you use an electric toothbrush.
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Comment #39635157
You need a lot more infrastructure for trains, and more people to maintain everything.
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Comment #39532129
There's also a prescription charge, so it's not completely free.
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Comment #39476977
Visa and Mastercard (and American Express) are international networks. How could any individual central bank provide that?
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Comment #38536279
There was until Google and Mozilla decided W3C wasn't moving fast enough and introduced WHATWG.
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Comment #37935256
Target is a bad example, because they don't charge you the same no matter how you pay. If you use a Target red card you get a 5% discount.
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Comment #37717068
Mathematics isn't a humanity but it isn't a science either. It's purer than a science, demanding logical proof, not just evidence.
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Comment #37345866
P = (v^2)/R. It's R that stays constant, not P.
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Comment #37344269
A heating element is basically just a resistor, right? Which means if you run one on half the design voltage it'll draw half the current it's meant to and produce ¼ the power.
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Comment #37332507
In English, if the names are separated by a comma it generally indicates that they're in surname, given names order. I think this is to make sorting easier, since names are sorted …
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Comment #37188055
They don't pay corporation tax on your salary. They do pay employer's NI, though.
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Comment #37055417
Why not just show your subscription feed instead?
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Comment #36880768
The Open Source Definition is effectively identical to the Debian Free Software Guidelines. Given that the FSF plays games to pretend the GFDL is a Free license when it really shou…
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Comment #36806523
T + 1 millisecond seems impossible. Light can only travel a couple of hundred miles in a millisecond.