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901.
by 300bps 9y ago
$150 per hour.
902.
by 300bps 9y ago
I met my largest side client while at a baseball clinic my son was attending. I was reading a very thick book studying for a certification when a local business owner approached me and said, "Are you in IT?" Four years later of 1
903.
by 300bps 9y ago
You're right that it doesn't make economic sense. It also doesn't make scientific sense. First of all, human power releases tons of carbon dioxide just like burning fossil fuels does [0]. Second of all, modern society curren
904.
by 300bps 9y ago
You said, "after experiencing very bad service from Azure". Now that you give details it doesn't seem to fit what you said. Sounds like your issues were pricing (no trial, higher cost, fewer resources per $) and your confusi
905.
by 300bps 9y ago
Many sandbox environments resolve whatever they're queried for with the same IP address. This is addressed in the article.
906.
by 300bps 9y ago
There are many reasons people can't have a bank account. His name could be on the OFAC list or too similar to one on it. He might've bounced a number of checks for whatever reason and now has a bad record with Telecheck so is ba
907.
by 300bps 9y ago
I had the same reaction to the pricing in the article. I got a Commodore 64 for Christmas 1982. I think it was a few hundred dollars at most. I got it because I begged my parents to buy it for me. My two older sisters had zero interest.
908.
by 300bps 10y ago
Have you used a laptop with a touchscreen? I have for about 18 months and I never use the touch screen functionality. In fact the only time it ever gets used is when someone else tries to point at something on my screen and of course tha
909.
by 300bps 10y ago
I found the wording of that one example strange: For example, my colleagues and I have been asked to sit on 14-hour flights from the UW to the Middle East, only to then fly the same aircraft to Asia on another nine-hour journey. It isn&#x
910.
by 300bps 10y ago
Get into VR, AI or similar fields.
911.
by 300bps 10y ago
From TFA, "Volunteers are essential for MUFI to flourish." That explains the labor part but I didn't see reference to land and supply costs. It's a really nice idea I just can't imagine it's as scalable or sus
912.
by 300bps 10y ago
I read it as he gave the DVRs external IP adresses without NATing them to internal addresses.
913.
by 300bps 10y ago
The article was more click bait than science. Pretty disappointing coming from NPR.
914.
by 300bps 10y ago
Same here. More info here: http://www.rsi.deas.harvard.edu And here, related to back pain but same root cause as RSI https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vsR4wydiIBI
915.
by 300bps 10y ago
On Headspace, I did the 30 day foundation program followed by the 30 day anxiety pack. It gives you some good methods but as the program says over and over it is not a panacea and requires a lot of work. I think I've benefited from it
916.
by 300bps 10y ago
I'm confident you're making a joke but there's nothing to say that a simulation couldn't spawn a 13.8 billion year old universe that has only actually existed for a second. And any downtime is likely to be invisible to a
917.
by 300bps 10y ago
You're advocating the Broken Window Fallacy. http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/08/broken-window-fal...
918.
by 300bps 10y ago
tl;dr There were 41 survivors suing the movie theater for failing to secure the theater from an armed attacker. 40 voted to settle for a small amount of money. One rejected the settlement which caused it to fail. 37 then removed themselv
919.
by 300bps 10y ago
I don't think this was planned but it could become a great bait and switch scam for countries. 1. Negotiate special tax privileges for a company 2. Have them set up shop in your country 3. Allow them to pay little tax for several year
920.
by 300bps 10y ago
Tell your hotel you forgot your toothbrush and toothpaste and most places will give them to you for free.
921.
by 300bps 10y ago
Currently down. Mirror: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?site=&source=hp...
922.
by 300bps 10y ago
One thing I was surprised to learn is that Excedrin Migraine is identical to regular Excedrin. It's just marketed differently. There are different formulations of Excedrin (ex: Migraine Tension has no aspirin) but the Migraine formula
923.
by 300bps 10y ago
I've always said, "You're a hard worker" to my three kids. I've never told them they were smart and have emphasized how much more important hard work is over intelligence. Oldest is 12 now, all three do very well.
924.
by 300bps 10y ago
However, your generation (along with Gen X) brought in Reagan Generation X was under 18 when Reagan was elected.
925.
by 300bps 10y ago
From 2013 behind a paywall.
926.
by 300bps 10y ago
Also Zuckerberg is married to Priscilla Chan who is ethnic Chinese although she grew up speakingk Cantonese. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priscilla_Chan_(philanthropi...
927.
by 300bps 10y ago
I know in the US you are used to ACH which is dreadful, but in the UK everyone is used to faster payments which allows you to send £100k to anywhere in the UK, often fee free, within 2 hours. My understanding is that the inconvenience of
928.
by 300bps 10y ago
About eleven years ago I started having crippling RSI in my hands and wrists. I fit the typical patient... Type all day sitting at a desk. Posted about it on Slashdot and someone told me to look up TMS. Changed my life. After years of p
929.
by 300bps 10y ago
Shadows of Mordor cost $60 at launch. Let's say just 20,000 people went out and bought the game as a result. Suddenly, the value of that fraudulent promotion is $120,000. 20,000 x 60 = $1,200,000
930.
by 300bps 10y ago
Another flaw might be if I wanted to attack nonspamminghost.com I would just need to send out spam in their name with links to their site and let antispam measurements do my dirty work for me.

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