T-Winsnes

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by T-Winsnes 8y ago
My gut feel on this, is that if you use a metric to infer if you will get a positive review and only show the popup in those cases, you might be in conflict of this ruling
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by T-Winsnes 8y ago
That really depends on the Tax laws in the area you are looking at. Negative gains will help reduce the cost of the investment, and if you take capital gains fueled by the increase in population into account, it can be highly profitable. E
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by T-Winsnes 8y ago
>Jobs used to be very manual, but as jobs are becoming more and more cognitive, I think caring for your cognition is going to become increasingly important for the work. That's an interesting point, it will become less about not sit
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by T-Winsnes 9y ago
I wonder if the numbers change if you filter out the applications that don't have an equivalent app on a different platform
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by T-Winsnes 9y ago
Technically yes, laws only apply within sovereign borders, but this is where trade agreements come into effect. EU is a big enough market that most countries will likely agree to uphold the rules for European citizens. It has been a big foc
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by T-Winsnes 9y ago
The difference is when the cut increases, but the overall price does not. Buyer still pays $100, but seller only get $80
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by T-Winsnes 9y ago
There are a few SaaS offerings that will let you do that. LastPass or onepassword are two commonly used. One you can use something like keypass to store a database in a shared location if you don't trust the SaaS offerings. If you are
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The Secret to Automated Authentication(vibrato.com.au)
2 points by T-Winsnes 9y ago|0 comments
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by T-Winsnes 9y ago
Desalinating water is a different problem, with a different solution. Problem this is looking to solve is cleaning up fresh water that is contaminated, which is in itself a large problem in poorer areas.
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by T-Winsnes 10y ago
Any reply would be good. Even if it's a pre-canned copy/paste. It answers the questions that comes up if you don't hear anything: "did my email not send properly?", "did they miss me?", "are they igno
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by T-Winsnes 10y ago
That's more of the nature of SSL certs than their inability to set them up correctly. *.example.com covers www.example.com, but not www.something.example.com. And as far as i know, you can't get a "super wildcard" cert t
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by T-Winsnes 10y ago
How would you sure a company that doesn't exist anymore?
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Apple hit with record 13 bn euro Irish tax bill(afp.com)
4 points by T-Winsnes 10y ago|0 comments
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by T-Winsnes 11y ago
I'm tagging on to this, not being from the US or china, I can't see how one is worse than the other. The idea that china is a bad guy while the us is a good guy doesn't really make sense to me, they both does what is in the b
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by T-Winsnes 11y ago
My problem with this argument is that the FM frequenzy changes inside tunnels in Norway. There is probably a reason for it, but it means that you will have to change to a different frequenzy to continue listening to the same station. In mos
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by T-Winsnes 12y ago
The parent is basing it on the article (as quoted). If you're going to be snarky, at least read the comment/article.
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by T-Winsnes 12y ago
They sound like sysadmins to me :)
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by T-Winsnes 13y ago
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://... Google captured the page before it went down :)
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by T-Winsnes 13y ago
I think you read that wrong. That Britain has the worst violent crimes in the EU is definitively Britain's problem.
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by T-Winsnes 13y ago
Who are? I use my credit card at multiple services. Is the bank going to call around to services that I have paid for previously and tell them my new credit card details? I hope not
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by T-Winsnes 13y ago
I would care. If I know that it hasn't been compromised I don't have to get a new number and go around to all the services I'm registered with to update my credit card details. Saves me a lot of hassle.
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by T-Winsnes 13y ago
Press Q to change the size
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by T-Winsnes 13y ago
To people outside of the US, $20 might be a substantial amount of money. Saying "It's just $20" could, to them, be same as saying "It's just $1 000" to you.
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by T-Winsnes 14y ago
Yes and no, it should be transparent as in the app shouldn't be broken because someone has set their DPI to be different than usual. This becomes especially important when you have an application that can run on different devices with high
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by T-Winsnes 14y ago
I would look at it the other way. Why is the app so broken that it doesn't have support for multiple DPIs?
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by T-Winsnes 14y ago
I don't think it's the population size that is the problem. It's the difference in land size[0]. AU: 7,682,300 km^2 France: 640,427 km^2 Australia is over 7 million square kilometers larger than France. Even though 95% of the population is
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by T-Winsnes 14y ago
I agree, people south of the equator are apparently getting this 6 months before people north of it.
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by T-Winsnes 14y ago
That's in infamous Australia tax that is put on everything down here. Expect to pay double for any software, even if it's download only.
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by T-Winsnes 14y ago
All he did was invalidating this argument from the parent. > The problem here is that the engineers at Boeing are not clowns. Unless you consider people with advanced degrees from the top engineering schools in the world to be clowns.
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by T-Winsnes 14y ago
Being in Australia I should mention that I don't pay for text on my $30 a month plan :)

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