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leocassarani

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    You can in Scotland: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Outdoor_Access_Code In the rest of the UK, it's a little more complicated (for now): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freed…

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    And if you're eligible to vote in the UK, vote Labour in the December 12th general election: https://labour.org.uk/manifesto/a-green-industrial-revolutio... Likewise support Green …

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    That's a good line, but I think Labour did it first and the Lib Dems are parodying the high-five https://labour.org.uk/aaaa

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    >>> While undoubtedly a lovely sentiment, Jez, making state confiscation threats out loud isn’t great for shifting houses to minted foreigners. I found this passage very strange. T…

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    Geckoboard | Back-end/Front-End Developers, VP Engineering, Product Designer | London, UK | ONSITE (but some WFH is not a problem) Thousands of businesses use Geckoboard to build T…

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    Geckoboard | Back-end/Front-End Developers | London, UK | VISA, ON SITE (but some WFH is not a problem) Thousands of businesses use Geckoboard to build TV Dashboards that help driv…

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    Geckoboard | Back-end/Front-End Developers | London, UK | VISA, ON SITE (but some WFH is not a problem) Thousands of businesses use Geckoboard to build TV Dashboards that help driv…

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    London, UK | Geckoboard https://www.geckoboard.com | Full time | ON SITE (but some working from home is not a problem) Geckoboard is a successful, growing 30-person B2B SaaS startu…

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    London, United Kingdom - Geckoboard - https://www.geckoboard.com - ON SITE (but some working from home is not a problem) Geckoboard is a successful, growing 25-person B2B SaaS star…

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    Interestingly, your tool claims our website (SSL-terminated at our ELB instance) is still vulnerable; while this other tool ( http://possible.lv/tools/hb ) claims we are unaffected…

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    Hi, I wrote Lightbuild. BlinkStick looks great, but for us, the main advantage of using the Hue bulbs is that the entire team is instantly alerted when the build breaks (the blinki…

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    On the other hand, 6th April is the first day of the tax year in the UK, so that would work out quite well.

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    Did he though? The BBC seems to think he was staying in a "capsule hotel", with very few amenities: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-23077350

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    This Slate article provides a bit more context: http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_vault/2013/06/28/voting_right...

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    Definitely too skeptical. Every piece of research that 23andme uses to interpret your genetic data is backed by a wealth of citations and studies. Each "discovery" is rated on a co…

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    For the record (and while I know it's beside the point you were making), the "adding fiberglass to cigarettes" claim is pure bullshit. See the Snopes article on the subject: http:/…

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    > And probably good for you - it means your body is finally getting rid of some stuff it should have gotten rid of before and didn't. That sounds like the sort of pseudo-scientific…

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    Twitter, for one: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/05/18/twitter_signs_do_not...

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    Comment #3997126

    It's ironic that you're linking to one of Joel's articles in your response, given that he's actually the "Windows programmers' hero" that the comment was referring to: http://www.j…