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11y ago
For me it's like the osbourne effect coming into play.. I would like to switch to full SSD, but I'm not going to do it until the price drops, which if enough people had the same idea, means the demand drops, so the price stays the
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11y ago
It's great that they turned this around so quickly. I guess they realised that having people talking about the service for the music instead of the payment model would be better for them...
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11y ago
It would be great to add to this to break each 'module' down to a separate student, and then try and use them in sequence to complete the task, with a master sheet telling you when to use each module.
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11y ago
ahahha what? more like $8,000
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11y ago
Amazon US gets stuff to me in Aus faster than most australian online retailers.. theyve really sorted their shit out
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11y ago
If anyone here is from the google fonts website, theres a typo in this document: "Bold 8.5/12pt Roboto supports 16 weights as well as advanced typographic features such as smallc aps "
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Apple drops discoveryd in latest OS X beta following months of network issues
(9to5mac.com)
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11y ago
he brought it up in a thread a few days ago, I'm guessing someone just went back through to find the page
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11y ago
Eh if it means im replacing a $3-$4 cup of coffee with a 50 cent cup of coffee + convenience, sounds good to me.
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11y ago
Wow this is crazy, they're reading the rolled scrolls, compensating for the layers, curvature, etc. (not to mention the.. you know.. volcano.. damage)
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11y ago
If you're in Australia or New Zealand (I think you're US?) there is the Hays salary guide http://www.hays.com.au/salary-guide/ It's an awesome document. Even though the numbers would be completely differ
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11y ago
It was originally created for use by non-profits and then opened up to anyone, so plenty of people still have that connotation with it
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11y ago
Exactly, you could have every window and door barricaded up with steel and someone could still come along, take some tiles off the roof and get in easily that way.
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11y ago
Relevant article from a few years ago: http://lifehacker.com/5879536/how-sitting-all-day-is-damagin...
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11y ago
Does targeting a specific temperature determine if you're classed as warm blooded? Relevant article snippet: "Some other types of fish, such as tuna, have similarly designed blood vessels in certain parts of their bodies, allowing
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11y ago
So many options for a clear sky moon! http://www.ascii-art.de/ascii/mno/moon.txt
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11y ago
If you're using iOS i'm pretty sure that custom keyboards aren't allowed to access the password fields?
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11y ago
Probably not, considering his weird behaviour and statements about being too young to care about money I doubt it will spur investor confidence in the direction of the company.
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11y ago
> The only people who do believe it are people who've read somewhere that other people believe it, and are ready and willing to believe anything they hear that they like the sound of. Is there a name for this? Because it seems prett
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11y ago
Bad for who though? Isn't it good for the writers? More people viewing the content? Isn't it good for the users? A better experience?
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11y ago
> I wonder how the story would have gone differently if the man had refused to consent to the search. Probably taze the guy, then shoot him 7 times in the back as he runs off
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11y ago
Exactly, the sitcom approach has also generally been fat dude + thin woman for just as long a time
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11y ago
Especially weird, that now their national long term plans include specifically 'the technology to connect us all together' within the same period of time they canned the NBN!
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11y ago
Did you have any structure to these 1on1s? My old manager used to do these with the entire team, but he would literally sit with us, as 'how are things?' and then end the conversation if they said not bad
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11y ago
I use flickr to upload my photos to share with Facebook friends and colleagues: 1) I dont want my workmates all on my Facebook account 2) The Facebook album uploader fails 100% of the time if I do more than like 10 photos. 3) Easy presentat
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11y ago
Maybe in the intro path in addition to saying 'let me out' you could have an option like 'i like the concept, but show me a different style' and then take a few example paths to show off possibilities
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11y ago
This sounds like one of those tasks where 'I inherited this spreadsheet that handles it' is probably the answer 90% of the time
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11y ago
Yeah I mean, if you are already using two hands on the phone anyway, may as well go big and get all the benefits
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11y ago
TL;DR: School > Air Force > 'selected' by NASA. I thought this was going to be an inspiring 'to do' list of candidates & application processes. Just being selected with no mention of reasoning or criteria was k
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11y ago
When I was travelling with my SO we ended up in Manchester and needed to get to London. I can't remember the exact fare but it was something like 150 pounds each for the one way train ride ($580 AUD total) vs a similar length trip in A
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