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darreninthenet
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Comment #49108986
ULU is gone now, University of London scrapped it
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Comment #49038243
Playing Devils Advocate... isn't this the government taking action?
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Comment #48731738
Depends on the laws in Belgium (I've no idea what they are)... in the UK for example trespass by itself is not a criminal matter, even if somebody refuses to leave your property...…
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Comment #48692949
Would likely win in the UK as we have an unfair terms regulation, a small claims court could easily rule it an unfair as any reasonable consumer would assume they were purchasing t…
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Comment #48582008
The UK used to have that with its railway projects - the old government owned British Rail had massive and extensive knowledge on large rail infrastructure projects and no need for…
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Comment #48094973
In the UK it's done by breathalyser and refusing is itself an offence.
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Comment #48006115
How do you curate and keep on top of so many feeds? I have ~10 on my RSS reader and I sometimes have trouble keeping up if I have a couple of busy days
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Comment #47908869
A decent tool could surely define multiple different views of the same information?
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Comment #47357953
My wife and I have occasionally made our own butter for years now... one thing people always forget to mention is that it goes bad really quickly. The trick is either to cut it up …
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Comment #47276716
As a highly experienced consultant once said to me, forget all the objectives, priorities and corporate culture bullshit, whatever anyone tells you, your job is to make your boss l…
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Comment #47274233
UK Foundation licence holder here, M7HUB
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Comment #47225164
No issues here either
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Comment #47100602
You have a way out... you are allowed to live and work in Ireland. Stay there for a few years (I forget how many) and apply for an Irish ( = EU) passport
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Comment #46400688
As far as I can tell you can't buy the ebooks for Dungeon Crawler Carl on Kobo, they seem to be exclusive to Kindle... unless anyone knows differently? Otherwise I guess it'll be t…
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Comment #46310164
In the UK at least Fraud doesn't require any damages, just an intent to gain something of value on the criminals side.
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Comment #46261602
I remember a friend who was really into his skiing telling me that ski instructors take bets on which overweight 50+ year old first time skiing city person would have the a heart a…
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Comment #46063942
But how would you know until it's too late and you've already checked in? Doesn't seem to be a very effective way of achieving this... Just means my mate and I wouldn't go back to …
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Comment #45760274
Many years ago, all organisations - "Hey we can cut costs by getting rid of all of our expensive experts and not running our own data centres!" Many years later - "Oh no! Not runni…
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Comment #45550846
I use Orion for my daily mobile web browser and it works fine, the plugin support is generally very good in my experience and you can always post any bugs and they do get looked at…
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Comment #45339864
The most famous one in the UK was called FIST (Fantasy Ihteractive ?Stories? by Telephone or something) written by Steve Jackson (of Fighting Fantasy fame, not the American Steve J…
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Comment #44863379
Baldrick!
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Comment #43949671
Just to reiterate what's already been said - don't use tap water. We have a carnivorous plant expert/dealer local to us and he just collects and uses rainwater, as he says tap wate…
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Comment #43735063
Which Forza would you recommend for doing that?
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Comment #43602555
The Great Cheeto will be demanding network latency tariffs next
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Comment #43524935
Not just comparable, UK is actually a bit higher. The difference is the NHS doesn't cover anything cosmetic, so they are very healthy teeth but they look rubbish unless you're luck…