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selectstar
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Comment #6717083
I wonder if the builders will glue all fixtures and fittings in place to encourage a full building upgrade in a few years when the chairs start looking shabby or the washrooms need…
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Comment #6634208
What do you do for fun? Are you active in the dating pool? How often do you socialise in situations that require spend? (Be that a trip to the cinema, or a coffeshop, or a bar or t…
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Comment #6610260
Every American will think it's California... Start typing Uber A... into google and what do you get?
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Comment #6604414
This is ire inducing, as is all the comments agreeing anecdoatly. As someone who has came through the other side I would strongly argue that the level of empathy I feel towards fri…
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Comment #6604111
They were not faliures of business per se. Friendster failed because users migrated, ditto Myspace, Bebo and whatever else. Even Diggs downfall could be partially attributed to the…
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Comment #6558894
If possible, please substantiate that?
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Comment #6552555
A mid range Apple laptop costs as much as a mid range Burberry leather jacket whilst the laptop takes way more effort to constuct. I think someone is doing it smarter than the othe…
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Comment #6546020
Gentrification is a massive problem in Berlin... Mitte -> Prenzlauer Berg -> Kreuzberg -> Neukölln -> Where Next? It's absolutely not as extreme as London because most people in Be…
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Comment #6526835
Whatever the location, you can imagine the CCTV that will be around them when they appear in the wild.
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Comment #6526447
Strange, my partners Three contract had a £5.00 per day charge in mainland Europe but with no data cap after that.
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Comment #6410459
Extrapolote that thought; it's only now that those kids (who grew up with BBM) are in charge of their own financial destinty. They might be used to having BBM in their lives and if…
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Comment #6410449
They way they chose to compose that open letter meant I could not take it seriously at all. (And my partner is in employment law so I have an above casual interest in these kind of…
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Comment #6410416
SAGE GOES IN EVERY FIELD Ahhh, memories.
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Comment #6398083
Some students. Those provided for by family will see their parents/grandparents get screwed, and some of those parents may well be part of the software community...
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Comment #6333337
The idea being subjected to random people in times when we are 'alone' but in close proximity to others, i.e. on transport, is horrifying. I think it's contextual based on what par…
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Comment #6332825
Such as?
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Comment #6326162
I feel this article is only going to resonate with those past this point in life... Things I've learnt in my thirties.... 1. Learn now, making time for it later will be very diffic…
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Comment #6321472
I think the enduring popularity of Monopoly etc is the nostaglia factor and the ease of inter-generational play... it's quite ubiquitous and perhaps only behind Trival Pursuit in t…
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Comment #6288644
Always the simplest way to solve these things, this is what I always use on my phones for hand grip as well as when laying on a surface. If you don't like to have a sticker some ap…
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Comment #6282628
I agree, in a similar vein I still call my debit card my "switch" out of habit.
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Comment #6282458
Debit cards are quite prevalent here, rather than Credit i'd say.
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Comment #6262283
Grinders are so important with hand crafted, I've not dropped the $350+ on a Mahlkonig, and I go through a bag a week, so I'm happy to have the store grind. I do have a porlex hand…
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Comment #6257820
Perhaps he needs someone around for the validation and it was not a mistake at all? /snark.
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Comment #6256059
Surprising person to have written this... "In his role as Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs, Lord Falconer sought to make it easier for government bodies to refuse to r…
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Comment #6250486
Land of the free, home of the brave. Let's hope that Snowden never gets caught/detained.