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EADGBE
8y ago
Jazz isn't always relaxing.
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EADGBE
8y ago
Agreed on two stocks and such a large percentage. It's an easy way to lose money, quick. Same indexed fund strategy here. It's not sexy, but it consistently has a positive net.
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EADGBE
8y ago
Great points, one word answers/commands are, in our minds, the most compatible with a non-human system.
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8y ago
Or immediately hitting "0" once the prompt begins.
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8y ago
True in all aspects of life; even business.
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EADGBE
8y ago
Today it wouldn't matter; as you can't seem to find an associate to help you with all the empty boxes up above.
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EADGBE
8y ago
'She don't know what she don't know'. I bet she thought/thinks she was getting a bargain.
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EADGBE
8y ago
Reduced cost, but still the expense of a ground-source setup (20k is quoted in article).
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EADGBE
8y ago
If I lived alone, I'd probably agree with you. I'd argue that there are still a large majority of millennials who are aware of antennae broadcasts. The oldest of this group is in their late-30's. I've seen just as much s
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8y ago
We just buy it once it's gone. Still save a ton of money and have the really good stuff on archive.
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8y ago
Just make sure she has a good streaming box and healthy internet bandwidth. It can easily get frustrating, and become a complete turn off.
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8y ago
Not enough normal people do. It usually "breaks their site" they like to visit.
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8y ago
I don't think they mind the ads. They've always had them, and when the internet took their generation mainstream it already had an ad problem like TV. In my experience, people of this age don't seem to get into streaming TV b
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EADGBE
8y ago
Upvote for "crooter"
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8y ago
Agreed, I don't find myself wanting to be around people like that outside of work. They're... kinda boring. I always laugh when a recruiter reaches out looking for people and asking if I know of anyone. LOL! No, all the ones I kn
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8y ago
They're quite a nice feature for areas which contain "seasons".
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EADGBE
8y ago
Welcome to the internet, where opinions and guess-timates are spewed as fact behind a veil of anonymity.
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EADGBE
8y ago
Sounds like an "oh shit" "self-destruct" button just to cover their asses while they figure it out.
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EADGBE
8y ago
Tesla/Fire/crash always makes news.
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EADGBE
8y ago
Fire from overheating or fire from accident?
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EADGBE
8y ago
I don't see the FDA being disassembled anytime soon. Hopefully.
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EADGBE
8y ago
melamine?! Jesus, that's what my dinnerware is made out of.
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EADGBE
8y ago
I think user-replaceable batteries are designed for shorter life. - Sent on my iPhone 6 (almost 4 years old); 95% battery health.
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EADGBE
8y ago
I think you're safe, HN is too hip to change.
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EADGBE
8y ago
They're positioning themselves to this space. It was interesting in the sense that it never was really marketed this way (by Apple); it was just the remainder product that didn't sell out your information. It's always good to
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8y ago
This is very true, I've found. I have more in common with people who also have small children; together we easily have things to talk about. I'll sit and have hours-long conversation with other parents of my kids' friends
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EADGBE
8y ago
There are plenty of non-yuppie goals/hobbies.
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EADGBE
8y ago
Yes, but apparently will send birthday cards to each other, too. (?)
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8y ago
Agreed, all of this is overblown. Kids find fun things to do. That's what kids do; with or without "helicopter parents" and with or without technology. I'd bet most of these replies in this nature are written by child-le
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EADGBE
8y ago
None of that isn't.
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