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amf12
8y ago
Exactly! Teaching them the importance of privacy and the harm of social media would be a hundred times better than redirecting facebook.com to infowars.com. I would be pissed off if my parents had done that to me.
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amf12
8y ago
I use outline: https://outline.com/waMHEq
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8y ago
Try small towns, college towns, middle of nowhere.
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8y ago
> if you are TSA-pre, it's really no different than travel in the '80s or '90s - you keep all your gear on, walk through a metal detector. Takes about 30 seconds. And here's the kicker, you can get TSA pre by paying f
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8y ago
I don't understand why they did not also raise the cost to something like $15 a month. $10 was too low in my opinion. I assumed they might increase it to $15 sometime later, which is still a good deal for consumers, if you consider the
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8y ago
Thank you for the source. I'll read it! > we were hired to do a study, and having knowledge about the subject is better than having no knowledge". Haha. That's absolutely true.
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8y ago
> My current savings would only last about 2 months, far too short for the 5 years of residency to get citizenship there. Right, but this will help you get there legally first, which gets you through the first hurdle. Then you obviously
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8y ago
> A higher supply of cheaper labour does contribute to the reduced pay but by far the biggest influence is the stagnation of wages over those 3 decades. This only applies to low skilled, replaceable jobs and certainly not the high skille
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8y ago
Stop equating H1B with cheap labor. This is gross generalization. There certainly are some companies taking advantage of the program by paying H1B's less, but most of the people on H1B get paid the same as an American citizen would get
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8y ago
> I was focusing on New Zealand, Canada, or Australia You should look into this for Canada and Australia. You don't need a job to apply for these if you meet the criteria: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-re
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8y ago
> Here in Sweden a researcher did such study and unsurprisingly the result showed that for the time frame of 20 years the state economics from immigration is a net negative. I would be very interested to read this study. Can you please p
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8y ago
"If your app includes in-app purchase, subscriptions, virtual currency, billing functionality or captures financial information, the following requirements apply: 10.8.5: Your app may promote or distribute software only through the Mic
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8y ago
> In practice? Gizmodo wrote that while the system was fine for browsing and mail, it was the slowest system (by far) in a Photoshop benchmark, and it achieved around three frames per second in a Civilization VI test I wonder why they be
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8y ago
Yeah, this was a great idea but terribly executed by the execs.
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8y ago
> All so you can spend an extra 30 minutes at your job waiting for someone else's groceries, which you will then spend 2 hours to deliver, by hand, to their (assuming) nice looking house with their nice looking family, as you then t
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8y ago
I don't understand how this is outrageous. The terms do not say that you can't have other means of distribution just that you can't link to them through the MS app or the listing page. Its like you selling a product on Amazon
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8y ago
No, the terms do not say that you can't sell or provide your app for free anywhere else. They say that you can't link to other distribution methods on the Microsoft app listing page. It would be similar to compare it to a product
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8y ago
At this point they should consider investing in their own debit-like card issued by themselves. You prepay it with $100, you get extra 5% loaded on the card, and additional discounts for using it. The retailer saves on per transaction fees
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8y ago
> To be fair, they aren't--or shouldn't be--looking for one thing. Right, but profiling using these specific patterns will lead to a lot of false positives, which might make this entire exercise a waste of resources, and there
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8y ago
> You did read the part about outsourcing companies faking all of these credentials, right ? Yeah, I agree that's a challenge. But I am sure there could be some metric buckets like compensation bucket based on the location, employer
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8y ago
> Do you happen to remember what podcast this was? Found it. Here you go. It's a Planet Money podcast and is very interesting. They actually interview people in China who do this. https://www.npr.org/templates/t
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8y ago
I agree with you however it's much more than that because verified reviews can also be fake. There have been incidents of sellers creating bot accounts and buying products and shipping them to random addresses so that they can give the
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8y ago
Some of these behaviors are so benign that any regular person might exhibit these. Slept during the flight, changed clothes, boarded last (I hate standing in those queues), observed the boarding area from afar. Hell I do many of these thing
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8y ago
> I don’t know exactly how this can be solved completely. One thing I don't understand is why there is no ranking of all the H1-B applications? Score and sort all the applications based on some metrics like education, compensation,
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amf12
8y ago
I haven't seen any ad. But that may be because I use the enterprise version. Maybe someone with the Home version can clarify?
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amf12
8y ago
1. Agreed. 2. (Windows 10) Isn't that only in the technical preview versions? Or is the keylogger in the release versions too?
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8y ago
> The fact it's getting better is obviously a positive thing but will it stay that way in the future? no one knows. This is such a prejudiced statement. It can be said of any company.
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8y ago
Does that not depend on you? Personal account - well that's your personal account ending in maybe @outlook.com Microsoft Work Account - Defined by your workplace. Ending in @workplace.com Azure AD Account - Same as your work account, u
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8y ago
Enterprise versions are updated based on the admin policy.
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8y ago
But that's not what the parent comment is talking about. Sure it's great to have every product listed on Amazon, however, only select sellers (based on certain metrics) should be able to sell those products.
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