Anasufovic

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by Anasufovic 10y ago
Yeah, large corporation favoring other large corporations and not giving the small guys even a fighting chance. I wish I could act surprised.
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by Anasufovic 10y ago
Why would they have less staff on busy nights? How does wage tie into the obligation of giving employees more hours?
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by Anasufovic 10y ago
Yes, and there is quite a big difference between highways and city driving. In the city you are just racing to the next stop, even if it took a whole 10 seconds until it was safe to pass the cyclist. How long is one red light?
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by Anasufovic 10y ago
Yeah, the pedestrians don't do themselves a service either. Crossing on red is common and now in the uprise of having something in your ears or looking at something in your hands there are a lot of obvious missteps into a cyclists line
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by Anasufovic 10y ago
In California, bicycles also must follow the same rules as other vehicles. It is unlikely that is the issue in San Francisco, it is more of a lack of respect for bike lanes and seeing it as an inconvenience. Our culture here is so car orien
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by Anasufovic 10y ago
For someone only driving 50k miles a year paying over $1000 a month in maintenance for a Subaru is also questionable unless Subarus are really that unreliable. What kind of car needs at least two rebuilds within 330k? Now he's done the
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by Anasufovic 10y ago
I really am surprised that a mobile technology would compromise so much on how flicking the page to scroll works. I'm curious as to what kind of user testing this went through before it was cleared for production usage.
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by Anasufovic 10y ago
#3 is still valid
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by Anasufovic 10y ago
Are you a system admin or some type of medical professional? I'm curious as to what jobs truly require uninterrupted smartphone notifications.
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by Anasufovic 10y ago
As mentioned by others its more about desirable places to live. People are moving to cities and the cities are not keeping up.
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by Anasufovic 10y ago
First person to talk numbers generally has the weak hand in the negotiation.