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malsme
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Comment #4682397
I think I am a bit odd, but whenever I donate, I opt-out of gift aid, so that I don't have to remember the values for the tax return (hate filling in forms). It's often difficult t…
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Comment #4669147
I guess a weekly edition would make sense, keeping up-to-date with a daily newspaper can be practically a chore.
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Comment #4655033
I've used quite a few over the years, Lloyds TSB was probably the best in terms of usability (but others will likely disagree). If I were choosing a bank though, I would be more in…
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Comment #4611585
Simple answer: don't rely on "cloud" services. There's often a good reason for these restrictions, such as copyright and IP limitations. If you want to own something, then actually…
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Comment #4606583
The comment higher up says A/B testing is used, that may be true for publishers that make use of performance ads. If you're a well known entity then you try to only accept brand ad…
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Comment #4596472
To give some context for an otherwise abstract label? Like .ac.uk is likely to be a school or university, .gov.uk is something government related. To me, .co.uk is the wild west of…
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Comment #4580120
I think something like YouView has the most potential. It needs a few more years of development, but it could be bundled into TVs and resold to broadcasters in other countries as a…
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Comment #4566124
Not quite right. For the UK, £300 million of the licence fee budget (over the next couple of years) will pay for the roll out of high speed internet to rural communities. I doubt t…
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Comment #4563742
In addition to this, it's worth noting that not all calories are created equally. If you process your food to make juices, smoothies etc (or buy it already processed), then you'll …
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Comment #4538261
I see Kickstarter as more of a service to get well established businesses to focus on difficult, specialist, low margin projects, particularly computer games. Most of these design-…
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Comment #4526206
In my location, those sorts of disabled facilities have more than one use, so if there's no disabled person taking the space, then parents with prams or buggies use them, if there'…
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Comment #4522022
What the EU did with the standardisation of connectors was a good thing for consumers. I'm not really sure why someone would side with Apple in this respect, other than if you own …
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Comment #4520961
Vista was such a clunky OS, a transition between XP, which was snappy but required lots of configuration, to something that worked well from the start (Windows 7). That's why I am …
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Comment #4516453
To protect it for a future online auction?
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Comment #4504978
The ICO's interpretation of the privacy law requires the user to understand that continued usage of a website will result in tracking (i.e. alert them until they agree), so the BBC…
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Comment #4492963
That's the main reason why I learned REBOL back in the day. I could build something on my Amiga and it would work the same no matter what platform.
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Comment #4492613
It is probably a strange thing to say (i.e. common knowledge for others), but it only recently occurred to me that people develop a standard pose for photos. If you look at a famil…
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Comment #4488961
According to a recent talk by a lead developer, the website does now implement Symfony2 components on top of the Zend Framework. https://speakerdeck.com/u/jcleveley/p/how-we-built-…