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Justin_K
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Justin_K
8y ago
Do you work for that station? Your source has two ads and a request to send notifications before the fold.
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Justin_K
8y ago
Humans are omnivores.
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Justin_K
8y ago
Did I miss it or where is this agencies arrest / conviction record showing justification for all this spending?
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8y ago
I feel like this is more of a perception than a requirement. There are endless blue collar jobs that many young people feel they are too good for. I also know numerous programmers who went to relatively inexpensive schools and have done e
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8y ago
Another aviation rendering... Not going to take it seriously until there's a flying prototype video.
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8y ago
Anybody that builds an app on a "platform" that can be taken away overnight is a fool. Facebook has made it clear that if they want to change a policy, they could care less about your "business".
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8y ago
You write as if he's obligated to continue to work for free...
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8y ago
Do you expect quality journalists to work for free?
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Justin_K
8y ago
The message is more specifically AWOS.
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8y ago
Seriously, may as well stick a wedge in the door during business hours, there's no difference.
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8y ago
Did you hack it or just integrate to it?
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8y ago
HIT news is paid articles by the vendors. It's an industry rag and all their stories read the same, with the vendor name getting dropped about paragraph 3.
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8y ago
The problem is ATT never claimed that sms for auth is secure. People just assumed that and started doing it.
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8y ago
I don't believe he is selling 750 pieces per month and has that few reviews.
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8y ago
They pay their employees like shit to start, no surprise here.
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8y ago
TLDR > 1TB cards aren't even available yet, don't count on 128 TB anytime soon....
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8y ago
Is this a joke from the literal police?
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8y ago
It's about time, what these two did is disgusting and shameful.
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8y ago
Probably wouldn't want to work there if they couldn't take the joke!
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8y ago
Why must every post on HN have a (surprisingly) high ranking post just crapping all over some aspect of a project?
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9y ago
It is legal because court records are public information.
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9y ago
I used Checkr once for screening an employee and had a terrible experience. After two weeks, the check was still pending as they had to do some sort of manual process with the courts in Los Angeles to complete it. I didn't find their
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9y ago
A surgeon doesn't care about any of this.
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9y ago
Probably includes software or more than just a "printer".
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9y ago
Where do you draw the line between political pressure and the management's political beliefs?
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9y ago
Their Nexus 6P wasn't great... and they didn't honor their warranty for my brother. https://www.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p-bootloop-fix/ These guys aren't ready for a US roll out.
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9y ago
So even Apple has now recognized that their price was unreasonable and bad for customers. https://www.apple.com/iphone-battery-and-performance/ "Apple is reducing the price of an out-of-warranty iPhone battery re
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9y ago
That's just bullshit overhead that Apple likes to bake in. How about a removable battery so customers arent screwed every 2 years?
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9y ago
119 for a $5 battery is not reasonable.
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9y ago
Really interested in this also. Do share a link if you come across it. So far I have seen conflicting info on the 70/30 rule.
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