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Multiple implementations would be possible. Even begging me for 5c to read an article or watch a video would work. I would be able to make 200 such 'payments' per month. Its simple aggregation - a payment of 5c to a Youtuber would
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Why doesn't JIRA offer a native desktop app? Everyone using it is on PC, Mac or Linux right? And then a cut-down iOS (iPhone and iPad) app covers the rest?
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We need some kind of internet-wide micropayment infrastructure that distributes a cent per website visited. Like the Spotify of the internet. I'd happily pay $10/month for such a service, with the proceeds going to Youtubers, Stre
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Why the downvotes? Are my calculations or sources inaccurate?
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Its all about money and taxes. Let's start with a labour budget of $300,000 to hire a lead programmer or other critical person. France: 41.35% of the gross salary is paid to the Government in payroll taxes, leaving $175,938 paid as inc
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The water was pretty fantastic though, I'll admit. Particularly after coming from Poland, with its gritty, hard water that turns all of your surfaces brown with iron rust or white with calcium deposits.
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Those were heady days for phone manufacturers, and telecommunications in general. Motorola was flush with cash. Nowadays, product management in the phone industry is comparatively dull. Its just about predicting how many iPhones you will se
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Immigration levels are at all-time highs into Australia right now. The #1 source country is India, #2 China. Australia hit 25 million people 33 years earlier than planned, and annual migration levels are about 300,000. Immigration is achiev
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Studying at University in Australia as an international student is not about the education, its about the immigration pathway it enables. Australia has something like 600,000 international students, second only to the USA, because all inter
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I've been to Sofia. Its a good place to start a business and has the best coworking space in Eastern Europe (look up Puzl Coworking). Downside is that English is not at all widespread (except among the IT elite and some young people),
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Twitch is reportedly blocked in China
(engadget.com)
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VW Group, BMW and Daimler are under investigation for collusion in Europe
(cnet.com)
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Along with a huge amount of phytoestrogens from your soy juice :-/
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I hope that nightclubs and parties recalibrate their hours. Now that we have lost an hour of daylight in Summer, we will have to wake up and go to work earlier manually.
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I find animal farming fascinating because they are basically just miniature bio-factories - converting feed and other additives into a higher-value food product. Of course, each different animal converts feed at a different rate of efficien
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Its impressive that Apple is still supporting the iPhone 5S - a device released in 2013. By contrast Google's Nexus 5 flagship Android phone, also released in 2013, received its last major updated in 2015. 5 years of software updates (
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There is only one game on that list - GTAV - that performs below 60fps. And for that game, its trivial to lower a few settings and hit 60.
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China has an advantage that it has no large ethnic underclasses, and minimal welfare state. But the country would have been undoubtedly better off if the Nationalists won the civil war - and the place ended up like Taiwan.
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We are at the end of the console cycle, which means games hardware requirements will plateau until the next gens are out. So from now, at 1080p, a 1070 is enough to handle everything at 60fps until then. That probably translates to a 2060
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Like what happens at any big monopoly... sales and marketing are prioritised over product development. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1rXqD6M614
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I switched to Apple after my Nexus 5 stopped getting updates about a year after I bought it. Bought an iPhone 6S second hand for $320. Still getting updates now, and looks like I will for the foreseeable future. The core feature iPhones are
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Do they have problems with security? Try putting down any large piece of infrastructure in Africa - and careful that it doesn't get carried away.
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Perhaps they shouldn't scare off their most productive citizens.
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At that point it will be pointless to even own the car. Might as well just subscribe to 'Mercedes Prime' for $500/month and have their automated vehicles available on demand.
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There are times when you want to use a laptop without an internet connection. GSuite is not comparable because it is not a standalone, 'desktop' application. I don't want to have to use a version stuffed into a browser.
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Chromebooks have one fatal flaw: Microsoft Office on them sucks. You're stuck with side-loading in the Android edition, which is an app with a simplified UI and requiring always-online connection. All of this might be OK for a schoolki
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The core benefit of rental scooters is to cover the last mile, between public transport and your house or work. If you have to drag the scooter everywhere, the utility is severely diminished.
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No need for the headphone jack back, its too deep and too hard to waterproof. I just want an iPhone with USB Type-C, so that I can share the same headphones on my laptop and my phone. Until then, I will stick with my iPhone 6S.
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One thing I've noticed hiring in both the USA, Australia, and Europe is the huge amount of 'hidden' taxes in Europe. For example, if I hire a worker even on minimum wage, I'm paying up to half of their gross labour cost
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Where are Toyota's electric cars?
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