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by martswite 13y ago
This is something I'd love, great idea.
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by martswite 13y ago
I've never understood why any service should need my card details if I'm signing up for a free trial. I now don't sign up to free trials that require payment details up front because, often, there isn't any warning befor
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by martswite 13y ago
It confused me for a second I thought the author was on about Jon Snow of Channel 4 news...
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by martswite 13y ago
No worries, I'm unfamiliar with the terms, with being a work and all; curiosity could kill this cat.
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by martswite 13y ago
Who is a prude?
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by martswite 13y ago
Same here, I wont be clicking "Riff Search"
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by martswite 13y ago
Until recently my salary working as a PHP developer was £22K in the NE of England. As a senior dev £30k.
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by martswite 13y ago
I also cycle my commute. When I used to cycle to the old office this was 14 mile commute on a variety of surfaces. When I initially rode on the road I would gutter crawl; cars would pass real close. Then I read a few tips on cycling safer a
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by martswite 13y ago
At first I thought it was a site encouraging people to buy up foreclosed homes on the cheap. I don't think it was just you confused by the slightly misleading domain name. However if there is a logical connection between content and do
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by martswite 13y ago
I had to read your reply a few times. I thought you were accusing me of having my own sidebar of shame. So you think the Daily Mail tactic is kinda like, Hide in plain sight?
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by martswite 13y ago
Unfortunately the Daily Mail is one of the most read newspapers in the U.K. How the D.M gets away with preaching about this kind of thing baffles me though, especially because of their "side-bar of shame"
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by martswite 13y ago
It's almost like you didn't read the words the parent wrote, he never advocated sailing on over and starting tours... These people want to be left alone and should be left alone. They've survived for 65000 years on a tiny isl
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by martswite 14y ago
I am currently reading this due to another post about this same guy a couple of weeks back. I would highly recommend it, though it is truly upsetting, I have to keep reminding myself that what this man went through was/is real. OP link does
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by martswite 14y ago
I like him, his style (to me) is very similar to that of recent music by British artist Plan B, who I also happen to find brilliant.
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by martswite 14y ago
First off, this made me laugh, I wish more of my friends would do just this "instead of taking pictures of pancakes and uploading them to instagram, I just fucking eat them." Secondly I have a very strange and irrational relationship with s
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by martswite 14y ago
the lowercase t is also a giveaway, helvitica has a flat top with arial having a slanted top.
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by martswite 14y ago
"Refuse to patronize businesses that don't work to your schedule." I don't think this is a valid point. When you arrange an appointment, meeting or lunch with another party/parties/business for a specific time and duration then surely that'
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by martswite 14y ago
If I could up vote this all day I would, you put into words something that I've tried to express to many people over the years, but felt I never quite managed to make the point.
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by martswite 14y ago
Yes but the situation here isn't a handing over is it really? This isn't/won't be an extradition. If the US were to arrest him on arrival when they have pretty much inferred he has nothing to fear, that would be something else. I would hope
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by martswite 14y ago
I may be reading into this a bit more than needed, but, why the inclusion of the white anglo? Do you think the UK government would be more likely to let any other ethnic origin UK citizen, be duped, imprisoned and not be bothered?
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by martswite 14y ago
Not at all, as long as you as the parent decides what can and can not be viewed by your children. What is authoritarian though is the government deciding that for you and imposing that nation wide.
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by martswite 14y ago
Nice to see the authoritarian streak is still strong... eh?
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by martswite 14y ago
How did Coke get away with loading blanks into machines? Doesn't that break some kind of law? Genuinely interested in how they managed to make that fly.
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by martswite 14y ago
After going back and reading my original post I realise I didn't make clear my problem, at all, please accept my apologies. I guess what I was trying to say is: Though you aren't financially profiting. You still gain publicity through this
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by martswite 14y ago
I understand that it's not likely to be intentionally indiscriminate, however when the civilian casualty rate is so high it sure does seem indiscriminate.
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by martswite 14y ago
> - The Conservatives are desperate to take on policies from UKIP and even the BNP, even though those two parties have no chance of gaining real power. Just out of interest which policies are you talking about?
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by martswite 14y ago
Whilst I agree in part to the point you make, that Pakistan should be dealing with terrorists that use it as a safe haven. I can not agree with your sentiment that because Pakistan does not, America therefore has a right to fly drones into
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by martswite 14y ago
Leading questions are good, I don't advocate people just telling the answer directly and I follow your approach in terms of leading questions. From the examples you give I would suggest you aren't the kind of sanctimonious pick that I was
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by martswite 14y ago
In my experience, which, granted is limited (3.5 years programming), one or two team members I work with very rarely share their insights. In the case of these team members I think one comes down to fear of maybe looking daft in front of th
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by martswite 14y ago
This stalled me also, read it four or five times because I thought I was the one being retarded. I don't mind spelling mistakes and poor grammar, as long as I can get the point of what the author is trying to say. However half written sente

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