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BartSaM
9y ago
The one thing that everyone besides a quite limited group of people is asking for many years - battery - gives no change. Give people 1-week battery life. Otherwise just stay a gizmo.
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BartSaM
9y ago
Everyone is different. I also prefer just stop, but not everyone has will power to do so.
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BartSaM
9y ago
Afaik there are enough chats that cater for that. I understand emojis, but gif support is not necessary for a business chat app. At least not in all of them.
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BartSaM
9y ago
This is not about the right of an employer to check email, this is about the right of an employee to know about it.
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9y ago
Closed source sometimes is better than an open source. With open source code, certain agencies can find exploits and use them to track every move you make, months and years before anyone spotted it. With closed source, you have more chance,
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BartSaM
9y ago
Sounds like new MySpace business plan.
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BartSaM
9y ago
This story is surfacing every few months on many major outlets. The story itself is fun, but the fact that it often tries to "prove" that the US was first in space without any proof is misinformation. A lot of non-technical people
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9y ago
For me, this story, showing up here and there, is to discredit Russian Space Program in some part. There are so many unknowns... Do we even know if Russian had a situation like this with their nuclear tests? Most data is classified anyway,
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9y ago
Respect to the QZ for showing "profiles likely to get blocked often", using examples of both Donald and Hilary. This is an example of neutral reporting.
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9y ago
This is a social responsibility. Most European countries do this, Canada does this. While not perfect, the system works. It is exposed to any other warfare system to cheaters, but I would say on a much smaller scale than unemployment benefi
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9y ago
Yes. It is $50. Private insurance company. One of the largest in the world.
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9y ago
I am paying $50 for a single person per month for premium health insurance, no lines service, priority entry, private cliniques, private hospitals, accident insurance, over 200 diseases included, free checkups, worldwide coverage, up to 6 m
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9y ago
And my answer to this is the same as above.
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9y ago
While I partly agree I do not suppose all of sudden 50% of society will turn in to food like this. This is a solution to all the people that have a problem with the evil food industry. There is enough for everyone. What I am saying, there a
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9y ago
While I agree with some parts, the overall message sounds like a pseudoscience. Only because you have negative feelings toward some people and some actions - you cannot compare this to the whole society. The problem is with the system that
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9y ago
They do not need to worry about websites and CDN's that would mark their spiders as such. They get free scrapers thanks to that.
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9y ago
I have tried Atom once and I am using Brackets since then. I have not found a better tool yet. It is easy to use, great plugins and no issues with resources for me (10-15 files open at any given time, and 1-2000 files indexed). There is so
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Universal Basic Income Is Neither Universal nor Basic
(bloomberg.com)
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9y ago
Cool, so they have a neo-nazi stance. This is the anti extreme-right stance. Will we see stance anti extreme-left as well? Antifa etc? We need a real balance, otherwise, we are pushing the world towards the war.
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9y ago
And no SD card support, which is a deal breaker for many people.
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9y ago
This is really very hard to fix the problem. So you have unsubscribed because there are too much media to digest available? You must be an extreme minority with a problem like that.
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9y ago
I am on HN since many years, a user just recently. I was not implying that HN turns in to Reddit. I was implying that this comment is worthy Reddit, not HackerNews - a professional website that strives to hold on to some standards. I have r
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I, and I suppose a lot of people, give between 3-5 seconds to tell me what it does. If I am not able to find a reference to anything within this time - I will close the tab. I have scrolled whole website looking for one headline or enlarged
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Is this Reddit now?
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9y ago
I do not see it would happen on a large scale. Those work-to-benefit could work on things, that local government cannot afford or are not planning to do. Even cleaning wild areas which are a serious problem in some parts of woods for exampl
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This is another contradictory to what I said. I said working for public good - not supermarkets etc. Working in public spaces for community benefit. That is a huge difference. Why should someone on benefits work for a private business or ev
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You are going extreme on me now. I did not say "lazy guys won't work". I said a lot of people would love to work for their benefits. I have been in this situation and hated. And I know a lot of pride people, that would not ta
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I would love to see more work-for-benefits programs. Where you are required to do some labour work for the community (cleaning wild areas, swiping side walks, planting trees etc.) in exchange for some better than average benefits. IMO every
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9y ago
Not really. Debit cards are debit cards, not cash. You are comparing CC to DC as far as I can tell, but they are completely different products. There is a huge difference between having currency in your hand or use a medium to access money
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9y ago
In current ecosystem, with so many politicians promising golden eggs, price rise will almost never end up in the decrease. Also, you are taxing the poorest. I think they struggle enough. You could start selling premium services though.
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