northernmonkey

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by northernmonkey 8y ago
That is absolutely not the case
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by northernmonkey 9y ago
Why does the local authority have to fund this anyway? Isn't 'innovation' one of the reasons public transport outside London was sold off?
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by northernmonkey 9y ago
This is something that really needs supporting proof (in so much as there is proof of any economic estimate). I'm sure a convincing case could be made for the contrary. A relatively small investment in a neglected transport system in L
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by northernmonkey 10y ago
It's difficult. There are surprisingly few decent ad-hoc work places in London. I suggest looking at http://workhardanywhere.com
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by northernmonkey 11y ago
But a Country's intelligence apparatus doesn't 'govern'. I'm not trying to be deliberately argumentative but it seems to me that there is a clear and obvious distinction between a government and the organisations ta
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by northernmonkey 11y ago
How do they have those traits without being taught them? They are 'character' traits, but they are still taught. Surely we can agree you are not born with a good work ethic?
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by northernmonkey 11y ago
It seems to be a common mistake of our age to assume that decision makers are "incompetent" or "ignorant" when it comes to tech. Individually it is unrealistic to expect these people to be universally competent in any fi
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by northernmonkey 12y ago
http://skimlinks.com
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by northernmonkey 12y ago
What would you do differently given the authority?
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by northernmonkey 12y ago
The UN is broadly as impartial and 'intelligent' as its voting members, which is kinda by design. The happy reality is that the UN is successful at most of the almost unimaginably diverse myriad of thing it's has to do. It se
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by northernmonkey 12y ago
The clue is in the word 'news'. Relax.
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by northernmonkey 12y ago
The truth of course it that lots of MPs do understand how people interpret this kind of thing. Truth is, most MPs are intelligent, reasonable people. Sadly they are often judged for the actions of the few reprehensible MPs that more often
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by northernmonkey 12y ago
If the cost remains the same then it'll probably do really well.
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
They'd love it; Any opportunity to print borderline inappropriate pictures of scantily clad teenage girls.
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
'maths' is not plural, it's a contraction of 'mathematics'.
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
I'm guessing you know how daft you sound. She frequently registered the lowest ratings in opinion polls of any PM. Ever. She was for much of her time despised by the majority, regarded as dangerously idiotic by the civil service and as
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
Half of England agrees with you
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
Have a look at the patches applied by the homebrew recipe. Might help. brew edit bash
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
Works well with Gmail for me. I suspect there is more to the problem than a simple broad incompatibility.
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
Is that a hunch or is there supporting evidence?
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
I just used this and received a great result within 1 hour. Excellent stuff.
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
Unfortunately yeah, San Francisco
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
You're trying too hard to find an angle where there isn't one.
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
Tepid? The response has been cooler than that.
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
> Somehow they still seem to manage to afford the big flat screen TV, iPhone, xBox etc though don't they. Funny that... You're not serious? Are you?
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
A "horrible" idea? Explain plz...
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by northernmonkey 13y ago
I know Bob, he's a much better footballer than he is developer
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Picade: The arcade cabinet kit for your Raspberry Pi(kickstarter.com)
58 points by northernmonkey 14y ago|18 comments