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nexensis
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Comment #21397296
I was really surprised how easy it was, it takes maybe 10 mins if you have the information and logins to hand. Honestly I can't think of many ways to improve the UK's online accoun…
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Comment #21396302
The UK system is very smooth as a small business owner. When an employee leaves a job they are given a P45 form to hand to the new employer, which contains a summary of any pay to …
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Comment #20652596
That's not entirely true - veganism has made massive strides in the last few years simply because more information is becoming available about the environmental, ethical and (argua…
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Comment #20645132
The reason it's 'key' is because adopting a plant-rich diet and reducing food waste are pretty much the only items on this Top 10 list that any individual regardless of location ca…
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Comment #20643821
That data is only for the US where transportation and energy usage is likely higher per capita than other nations. It may also not take into account food that is imported. On the s…
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Comment #20146406
I was worried about all of the above when switching to Arch (Manjaro KDE) from Windows as a web developer/CGI artist/graphic designer, however it's been easier than expected and I'…
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Comment #18681345
Our small design firm has used Figma a few times on large apps with hundreds of screens, and we prefer it to Sketch. It's smooth in the browser, although we use the desktop version…
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Comment #18680019
Same here - Illustrator absorbed a lot of Fireworks features and offers decent optimised JPG/PNG/SVG exports for web, but over the last few years it's become excruciatingly slow wh…
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Comment #18552997
That's fine for jQuery, Bootstrap etc, however most modern frameworks are bundled into a single package with all of the templates and logic, making a shared CDN useless. It would b…
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Comment #18237706
It's something like this: https://i.imgur.com/0cXRPGB.png My CPU is actually the 12 core / 24 thread version, which I got for £340 on a flash deal during a meet-up event. My case i…
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Comment #18227786
I had a similar experience with a top spec late 2016 MBP, which I switched to from a PC for web development. It was my first and last Apple product. After opening the lid one day t…
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Comment #18087420
If you like Hypernormalisation you should definitely look into his other documentaries, especially Century of the Self. It explores the rise of advertising in the 20th century, rev…
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Comment #17756481
It takes 29 hours for a single CPU core (or thread?) to render one frame, which is reasonable for Pixar-quality scenes. Big Hero 6 was rendered using 55,000 CPU cores in parallel, …
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Comment #17599700
This is why I love my 15-year-old Honda S2000 dashboard. http://www.performance-car-guide.co.uk/images/L-Honda-S2000-... Minimal interface with just 2 dials for vents and heating a…
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Comment #17046294
Seneca - On the Shortness of Life Although it can be read in an hour or two, it completely rewrote the way I approach life – particularly by reframing procrastination and idleness.…