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Comment #48695825
I’m the same. I once suggested on the Transport Tycoon forums that there be a mechanism for curated sets of NewGRFs that work well together to be selected from the main page and wa…
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Comment #47612696
Next in Ofcom’s authoritarian sights: YouTube.
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Comment #46474230
I play the national lottery in the UK mainly because of the good causes it supports. Athletes competing in the Olympics for Team GB for example receive significant funding from the…
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Comment #45537382
php.net was great for this back in the 2000s.
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Comment #45471665
The iPhone did everything the Nokia 3310 did, better. Electric cars do not (yet) do better some things hybrids do, such as being able to be fuelled with 400+ miles of range in 5 mi…
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Comment #45220345
Some supermarkets in the UK (e.g. Waitrose) literally just pick items already out and on display in the local store to give to delivery customers. So you’re getting whatever is at …
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Comment #45219245
The greatest downside to online grocery delivery is that you can’t then do this.
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Comment #44568702
This is because space is _stiff_. Recall Hooke’s law from high school physics. The k constant represents the stiffness of the object. A rubber band is about 50. A sky scraper, abou…
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Comment #44537239
> EDIT: Why is there no Cockpit Video Recorder? The days of limited storage are over. Pilots unions are dead against it.
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Comment #44531400
Thank you. I found this years ago and look it up every time I’m working on a Raspberry Pi project. Keep up the good work!
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Comment #44274385
I guess landing fees add to the $100?
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Comment #44243040
Agreed, FreeCAD 1.0 is finally almost usable and supports assemblies. My main issue with it is that the bill of materials tool was DOA but it’s fixed in the main branch. There are …
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Comment #44235188
Wasn’t there a rumour that the next iPhone will be foldable?
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Comment #44149493
Agreed. Generations of students had their degree classifications determined by a small number of final exams under exam conditions. Why did we move away from that, opening up all o…
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Comment #43977993
Ah yes it was Sofort, not Klarna.
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Comment #43977827
In Germany, paying for goods online using Sofort (direct bank payment, not buy now pay later) literally involves typing in the same credentials used to log into online banking, tha…
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Comment #43651331
Related to this, does anyone know why and are smaller than by default? I asked this on Stackexchange years ago and didn’t really get to the bottom of it: https://stackoverflow.com/…
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Comment #43202801
Anyone know how to copy and paste without formatting into Outlook for Mac, without having to click the tiny dropdown box it creates when pasting formatted text? Outlook appears to …
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Comment #42789992
> to the point America made a sport from moonshine running cars Huh, is that NASCAR?
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Comment #42226672
I’d normally be inclined to agree except they went to the effort of getting my video evidence, which gives me hope this did actually end up getting fed back.
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Comment #42223989
I had the same issue when a driver let themselves round the back of my property, opening a latched gate by squeezing their fingers through a gap in the gate, then trying to open a …
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Comment #42117187
> Maps cover the spatial side of war, but in addition it's difficult to follow the timeline. I'd love for there to be an OpenStreetMap style history project with a slider to change…
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Comment #41116887
The article doesn't quite mention it, but today marks exactly 50 years since the Health and Safety at Work Act came into force.