195 karma · joined January 4, 2015
Meaning "if our product doesn't work, it's really your fault"
No definitely not
Subscribe to Sky Sports (around £50-60 a month) for the Premier League games.
Subscribe to BT Sports (30 a month) for the Saturday early kick off Premier League games and the Europa Conference League games.
Subscribe to Amazon Prime for the 3 random weeks when they are showing the Premier League games instead of Sky.
Subscribe to Premier Sports (£12 a month) to see a Europa Conference League 2 legged qualifier.
And even then you couldn't see all the games legally in the UK because of the 3pm Saturday black out. You are forced to find a stream from another country where they are broadcasting the game.
Then when you are subscriped you get wall to wall gambling adverts during half time. For every other product you subscribe to, it is to avoid ads, but not television.
They intend to promote DnD primarily as a digital product.
It's because people are listening to shows through terrible audio setups by default
This is by design.
Meanwhile it's somehow not disrespectful to replace the Queen within hours.
https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/59zyal/map_of_europ...
If you took all the investors out of the housing market, housing should cost just the price of construction.
If 5 million people decide to move from Finland to Ireland in the next month there's nothing anyone in either country can do to stop them. One is schengen country one is not. Both are in the EU.
I'm sorry but you cant just go on to HN and make stuff up.
You pay 20% on the first €33,800 income and only 40% on income over €33,800 if single.
You pay 20% on the first €42,800 income and only 40% on income over €42,800 if Married with one income.
You pay 20% on the first €67,600 income and only 40% on income over €67,600 if Married with two incomes.
You pay 20% on the first €37,800 income and only 40% on income over €37,800 if a single parent.
The guy was a few days before an Olympic final he rightly should have won.
After that would have been the time for dealing with offers.
This wouldn't be so bad if I didn't have a class with a different lecturer using different notation afterwards.
Should each lecturer introduce their notation the first time its used in class?
Why can't they just use use proper meaningful variable names?