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babuskov
9y ago
I'm baffled why anyone would use this, when you can import data in a database and run it on your own server? I mean, you might spend 20 minutes more to set it up, but you are safe from having to rely on 3rd party service. Anyway, kudos
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9y ago
http://feedback.feedback Looks like they got some great feedback.
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9y ago
I wonder, how does this compare to Yelp?
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9y ago
> for every stripe there are 10 startups "10" is an understatement.
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9y ago
> What do they do all day? Convince the investors of the company worth?
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9y ago
> The website is temporarily unable to service your request as it exceeded resource limit. Please try again later. Mirror anyone?
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Valve Announces $100 Steam Direct Publishing Fee
(tomshardware.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
It really depends on the country from which you are calling and country to which the call connects.
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9y ago
Thanks for clearing that up.
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9y ago
> I hope everything goes well for the team IIRC there was a lot of controversy regarding the working conditions and wages. If those stories were true, things could only get better.
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9y ago
> Most of the times I booked through booking.com it was "cash on arrival", so these sites are nothing more than ads. I can confirm this. I believe the hotels only pay a monthly fee for listing and that's all.
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9y ago
I had a very interesting experience with booking.com. I found a hotel room, it said something like "Only one left". So, I quickly booked and by the time I entered the payment details the room was taken. Ok, so I went back to searc
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9y ago
> it is just as cheap to call the hotel itself Only if it's in the same country. > book through its website For some hotels, booking via website is often half-baked web app that's full of bugs, doesn't accept certain in
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9y ago
It looks like the Dutch system was using the PRO method.
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9y ago
> It eventually stills the mind and will help you I does still the mind, but I have a problem that it makes me even more awake. A couple of times I tried that I ended up going back to my laptop and working through the night because I fel
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9y ago
Wow, you just described my problem 100% accurately. So, what do we do?!
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9y ago
My favorite tool is Meld: http://meldmerge.org/ It's open source. Also: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/572237/whats-the-best-th...
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9y ago
I never replaced those either, but HP adapter did melt the plastic cover on one of my laptops and I started to see the naked wiring (on the DC side). I bandaged it with some tape.
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9y ago
In Europe you have a lot of languages and nations mixed. People who design signs know and care about that. In US you have a huge country where everyone speaks the same language. People who design signs don't even know it's a probl
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9y ago
In my experience, Google is getting better at finding more general information and worse in finding specific information. It also tries to "help" too much with fuzzy matching which starts to make it useless if you are looking for
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9y ago
> your credit card is quite possibly included in "the stuff you have in your purse" I don't know about you, but all people I know hold their CC in their wallets. So, if you just empty your purse on a table, it wouldn'
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9y ago
Looks like that's what made all the confusion. They gave a bad example and people probably didn't read the text carefully and just followed the picture. You're right, that is misleading.
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9y ago
I'm a native speaker, and no, the text shown on that picture does not ask you to take a photo of the credit card. The text reads: "If you own a Mastercard or Maestro, take a photo of the stuff you have in your purse". The pro
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Agreed. Last beer though...
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9y ago
Because Vimeo sucks for the end user. Unless you're in a major metropolitan area, it's much slower than YouTube. Last time I checked it didn't remember the position in the video. With YouTube, I can start watching a video on
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10y ago
Ok, I'm almost convinced now. I do have friends who come over and don't want to bring their laptops, esp. people with kids. Perhaps I will try it.
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10y ago
> The App Store developers are now farmers on Apple's domain What do you mean by "now"? As far as I can tell, it has always been like that.
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10y ago
Can't one simply change the MAC address like you can do on PC?
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A new game where you remove passengers from a plane
(androidpolice.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
We just bring the laptops, set up a LAN game and 7-8 of us sit in the same room. It does involve bringing some hardware along, but it isn't a big deal. We used to do it quite often.
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