Yelwis

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   by Yelwis 11y ago

   Try Duolingo.com, which has "Tips and Notes" for some lessons. For the first German lesson, these are on capitalising nouns, grammatical gender, umlauts and verb conjugation. I wish they'd add it to the app!
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   by Yelwis 11y ago

   I found a handy calculator here: http://ie.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/salary.php There's a UK one here, if you'd like to compare: http://listentotaxman.com/ (Both are very simple, it's 10 seco
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   by Yelwis 11y ago

   Because .UK only allowed registrations at the third level for decades, i.e. example.co.uk, example.ac.uk etc. I think it's also the most-used CCTLD. Then they introduced second level domains, but they're still rarely used at pres
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   by Yelwis 11y ago

   Error for "com.uk". This domain cannot be registered because it contravenes the Nominet UK naming rules. The reason is: third-level domains may not be identical to a top-level domain. WHOIS lookup made
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   by Yelwis 11y ago

   Even where it isn't ubiquitous (outside the US), unusual domains confuse plenty of non-technical users. I own <surname>.me.uk, and it took years for relatives and others to stop querying me if I gave them my email address. &quot
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   by Yelwis 12y ago

   > We've been able to separate our work from his group, but it's unbelievably aggravating that he's still getting paid. How common is this? I had a similar situation. I didn't challenge the developer directly, but whe