bennyelv

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by bennyelv 9y ago
In my opinion, not unreasonably for these two reasons: Banks generally delegate responsibility for huge sums of money to quite a low level in the organisation, and their clients are usually much smaller than the bank is. There needs to be
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by bennyelv 9y ago
In my anecdotal experience, consumers yes, businesses less so.
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by bennyelv 9y ago
My experience in financial services was that those that stayed the latest were the ones who liked their family/partner the least!
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by bennyelv 9y ago
I don't think you're right about this. If the 60-0 time and the 0-60 time are the same for the Chiron then it's limited by traction (assuming brakes that are strong enough to break traction at 60). Most high performance cars
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by bennyelv 9y ago
I work in web and I have no idea what they do either. Maybe it's something I would very much be interested in, but from their site I can't tell at all. You see this a lot in this industry. I don't know why companies like th
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by bennyelv 9y ago
Personally I didn't mind the content of the gifs, it was the fact that they made it difficult to keep track of where you were in the text around them as I tried to read it. Perhaps some people are less susceptible to this than others.
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by bennyelv 9y ago
I found this quite hard to read despite the interesting content, mainly due to the animated gifs inserted throughout the article. It's very hard to focus on a line of text when there's an image darting around on the page. I won