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bobbles
12y ago
Who then swiftly puts it into the drawer and continues to wear something he likes
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bobbles
12y ago
Thats a great explanation, thanks
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"I want to expand my lemonade business" "Great, how much lemonade have you sold?" "We have 50,000 lemons on backorder!"
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12y ago
Put this line on your website: "OpenLoopz puts communication first. Imagine a chat app like Google Hangouts or Facebook Messenger where — as you are chatting away - you can create a new todo item directly in the conversation simply by
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12y ago
"EA have a nasty habit of closing studios associated with poorly received projects." ie. Any studio they take over and force to change gameplay to pay-to-win
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12y ago
Would be great if they standardised on 'price per year of use' like they do now in australia where food always has to have the $/100g or $/100ml in addition to the unit price. (Many supermarkets were basically rorting pe
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12y ago
Look at their webpage: http://triggertrap.com/ "Compared to a traditional remote trigger (...) it represents superb value for money - Trusted Reviews" How about they add something like: "Took 500,000 from &#x
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12y ago
Sneaky? The first thing in the report is returns broken down by year
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bobbles
12y ago
Hey at least they removed the hopeless full-page-blocking "would you like to fill in a survey" that was on their HOMEPAGE.. its a start
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12y ago
The headline could say that world hunger was cured but the top comment on HN would still be something like "yes, but X people are still dying in car crashes every year"
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12y ago
Yeah if i type anything in it just shifts everything down the page
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12y ago
Yeah, adequate infrastructure at all the 'break' points would essentially solve the problem as people should be taking those 3 hour breaks anyway
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12y ago
Yep.. Sydney here, same same
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12y ago
yeah 90% of my trips might be short, but i'm not going to go and rent a separate car when I do need a long trip
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12y ago
Yeah this is really disappointing. Lenovo had become my 'goto' recommendation for people looking for a laptop. Sure as hell not going to be doing that any more.
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12y ago
I was in India for 5 weeks last year, it's extremely common for the Hotels to just completely lose power, and have someone run off to start a generator (ie. 2-3 times a day)
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12y ago
People would game the shit out of a system like this. Oh, our 'freemium' game just hit the 10% threshold. Better re-release it under a new dev account as shitquest-2 and rake in the moolah!
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12y ago
How is LibreOffice actually pronounced? I've never really felt like I can say it correctly..
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bobbles
12y ago
He means it like "Shit, this could be bad" instead of "this is shit"
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12y ago
For context, when I worked as an education consultant for a corporation, I would bill 1 week of work for preparation, 1 day for the session (if it was a day long) and then 1 day for review and reconciliation. It's ridiculous how little
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12y ago
Make sure you catch the follow up article as well: https://medium.com/@AndrewR_Physics/i-was-not-amused-b4a2e4c...
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12y ago
This article is right up there with 'one simple trick to whiten your teeth, dentists hate it!'
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12y ago
> it ought to read and handle well. " For a first sale in particular, the immediate benefit of the fact of a sale probably outweighs probability times cost of any conceivable drafting flaw that doesn't produce uncapped liabilit
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12y ago
Sony absolutely couldve continued to own the portable media player market. They decided to use smaller, more expensive storage, with no discernible reason to choose their players over existing ones that used standard storage like SD cards.
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12y ago
User experience is difficult to measure, which means companies that focus on it from a numbers perspective often miss the point.
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You don't have to use their services or products
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12y ago
The content of the article relating to the watch boils down to 'this is why it makes sense for Apple to make a watch' and you regard that as hype?
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12y ago
There is also the issue of having the 'top left' when you don't know what orientation the board was in until you enter the room.
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12y ago
you should check out Tony Northrup on youtube. he does awesome guides to using certain model cameras (rather than just a review, an actual 'how to use your camera' guide) Even if you dont have the camera in the video you learn so
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12y ago
Ahh suddenly it all makes sense. I wondered why my company after 18 months of effort to get going on AWS with certain apps has had a shift to get on Azure 'without compromise' in 2 months. I doubt these sort of offers are only goi
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