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by ahi 14y ago
It has to be a little terrifying to redesign one of the most popular sites on web design.
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by ahi 14y ago
I wonder if the font size issue is because of display resolution. It looks perfect on my screen, but I usually have to zoom into pages to make them readable.
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by ahi 14y ago
hostels.com
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by ahi 14y ago
Considering how Bank of America has been handling foreclosures in my neck of the woods I am surprised they even noticed. Good luck to him.
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by ahi 14y ago
Probably harder than it sounds now. Last time I checked, miners run custom made ASIC rigs. It's no longer kids with cheap GPUs and ROIs north of 100%. The network is 20 Thash/s and growing. Getting up to 51% would take a major budget and so
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by ahi 14y ago
-1 in my regard for being a jerk. +2 for a sincere apology. A reminder that owning up to a mistake can make that mistake go away and then some.
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by ahi 14y ago
I have an unlimited 4g lte plan for 50/month through metropcs with a boring but functional android phone. The cost for getting an iphone through AT&T seems rather high to me.
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by ahi 14y ago
That $10/hr worker is also available for mopping floors, cleaning bathrooms, moving and unloading boxes, refilling condiment/utensil dispensers, taking out the trash, etc. When business is slow, the robot just sits.
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by ahi 14y ago
The users are the product. Advertising is how you sell them. If you think about the advertising model as selling your users/visitors then the high volume required becomes more obvious. You don't sell an ad slot for $1k. You sell a user for
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by ahi 14y ago
I don't understand what Dell has that Microsoft would want. Is Dell even capable of doing its own engineering? This seems to give Windows OEMs a giant signal that they need to jump ship, but doesn't give Microsoft the hardware capabilities
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by ahi 14y ago
It's a big club.
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by ahi 14y ago
I am an alum of a successful D1 school with no football program, an alum of a successful D1 school with a football program (UMich) and live in a town of a D1 school with a money pit of a football program (Eastern Michigan). For every big na
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by ahi 14y ago
Under your scenario they would probably even have a good idea of which machine was the customer's, but without confirmation they can't risk giving away another customer's machine.
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by ahi 14y ago
If a school can't get it's students and alumni to the games, what are the chances it's a wise "marketing spend"?
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by ahi 14y ago
A few college football programs are more profitable than Microsoft or Google. The vast majority of them just throw lots of money down the drain chasing alumni donations that will never come.
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by ahi 14y ago
My partner has a job in academia which can't pay the rent but includes full health and dental. Before we got together it was basically a $20/month high deductible catastrophic plan mixed with some prayer to FSM.
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by ahi 14y ago
Why? Certainly there isn't time in the day for every need and desire, but cultural norms aren't a particularly good reason for repression.
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by ahi 14y ago
Maybe the problem is monogamy. It's a little silly, if romantic, to expect one person to satisfy every need and desire.
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by ahi 14y ago
Is the improvement of 3D printer resolution simply a matter of time and engineering or are there new technologies that require significant R&D?
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by ahi 14y ago
Even if you trust Instagram, ownership of them and their rights to your IP could change hands to less scrupulous parties...
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by ahi 14y ago
Which would only be sort of bad if the patents weren't shit.
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by ahi 14y ago
There's a difference between unpopular and loathed.
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by ahi 14y ago
For many years you could find thousands of SSNs on court and bankruptcy filings. The courts finally figured out that they needed to redact this stuff. However, in a lot of places the wrong part of the SSN is redacted. The last four digits a
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by ahi 14y ago
The fact that they use Rick DeVos as an example tells you everything you need to know about the sorry state of entrepreneurship in Michigan. Our leading VC is the heir to a fortune built on scamming entrepreneurs.
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by ahi 14y ago
One of my old employers has legacy systems built with WebObjects. In theory, WebObjects is Java and should run on anything, but typically it is on OS X Server. I left just as one of my colleagues was trying to figure out what to do about th
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by ahi 14y ago
Which would put it at about inflation, so no growth.
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by ahi 14y ago
American manufacturing is large and sclerotic. The US numbers are reliant on large capital goods: aircraft, weapons, industrial equipment, etc. These industries are heavily subsidized and uncompetitive. Compared to Germany's network of smal
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by ahi 14y ago
That graph is awful. I'm not even sure that your conclusion is a valid one. Whoever made that graph should be beaten to death with the collected works of Edward Tufte.
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by ahi 14y ago
Facts can obscure the truth, or if the right facts are chosen a completely false story can be told. The author is trying to convey the state of Mexican political economy, not compile a list of facts about Mexican political economy. That som
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by ahi 14y ago
This obviously isn't an accurate article. The writer occasionally writes for ExiledOnline, a formerly expatriate paper in Moscow. Exiled is in the Hunter S Thompson tradition of gonzo journalism. They are more interested in conveying the tr

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