JTon

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by JTon 13y ago
From the video: > You can easily monitor the status of each message you send and know if and when it gets read Huh? How?
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by JTon 13y ago
Yeah I agree. $25 is a mind blowingly low price point
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by JTon 13y ago
Network effect is important though
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by JTon 13y ago
Whatsapp is incredibly lean. I believe the only have 32 engineers working for them. I can imagine Nokia has much more expensive baggage in their name
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by JTon 13y ago
I'm glad you found a routine that works for you. If doing particularly grueling work (hey, who doesn't here and there?) or I'm in a mental slump, your methods don't work for me. I don't think productivity has a turn
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by JTon 13y ago
> Comcast could have been netflix Netflix offers incredible value. Don't you think it's irrational for Comcast to offer up this value at the expense of their own profits when they are not being threatened? They are going to mil
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by JTon 13y ago
If financial gain is a side benefit. What do you think the primary benefit is?
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by JTon 13y ago
It's examples like this that make me question the validity of everything I read on the internet. I think I need to adjust my expected signal to noise ratio online
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by JTon 13y ago
I've heard this before. How can they "get away" not building it, legally speaking? Makes no sense to me in this context
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by JTon 13y ago
Nationalism doesn't make sense when a nation's citizens feel powerless to shape the nation. But if a nation's citizens, through actions and decisions unique to their nation, feel like they are building a better place to live.
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by JTon 13y ago
Google Cache Servers. It also saves the ISP money by keeping popular traffic within it's own network/reducing carrier interconnect bandwidth.
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by JTon 13y ago
I love when an online community comes together and solves puzzles like this. /r/Whatisthis turns up some gems here and there. An another note, I'm disappointed this particular puzzle turned out to be prayers... boring
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by JTon 13y ago
Oh the nostalgia. My experience with web rings is most of the sites in them are turds. Maybe Google could build a machine learned web ring where you can shuffle through similar sites.
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by JTon 13y ago
Agreed. This is a good start though. It's features like this that makes the utilitarian in me nod in approval.
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by JTon 13y ago
I laughed at this comment. For me, it's also "people I once knew, but now, it would be weird to friend them"
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by JTon 13y ago
To me, it's read as both a pun and a negative headline. I'm surprised others don't see it that way as well
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by JTon 13y ago
While fascinating, I think you've taken the statement far too literally
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by JTon 13y ago
Painful. I suppose online statements are too easy to counterfeit? It's a shame the bank couldn't provide authenticated documents to you as a automated service.
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by JTon 13y ago
Top notch advice right there. There's a lot of sympathy to be found when you put a person (and their feelings) side by side with the joke. Hell, I felt bad just reading her response.
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by JTon 13y ago
This is a great idea! I wonder why it hasn't already been implemented
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by JTon 13y ago
I've heard this before and it's simply amazing to me. I've never been a napper, and I'm envious
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by JTon 13y ago
This is true. But afaik it's frowned upon and it's not really a big deal in serious communities.
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by JTon 13y ago
I both agree with and practice this approach. It works very well for me. The features I use exclusively are messages and events. It's the path of least resistance for many of friends outside my core circles to contact me.
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by JTon 13y ago
Whatsapp and FB messenger are the two most popular cross platform IMs amongst my non-techy friends. I guess it varies wildly based on your circles, and possibly your region
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by JTon 13y ago
Was there an edit? I don't see any mention of baby-killing
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by JTon 13y ago
I would hate to be the person who earns just over that arbitrary 100k line.
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by JTon 13y ago
Ha! Good catch. As a redditor, I sometimes fall into the same trap. Because, you know, who doesn't browse reddit? /s
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by JTon 13y ago
Unless Amazon is secretly in bed with them as well
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by JTon 13y ago
I'm not a webmaster but skimmed the document anyways. Really good read for those of us not very familiar with SEO terms and practices in general. It was easily digestible.
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by JTon 13y ago
I'm with you. I fail to understand the hype behind the Galaxy series smartphones. The only thing I like about them is they are most always equipped with a beautiful display. Touchwiz is lack luster at best, and I'm unimpressed wit

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