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borism
16y ago
didn't notice "thinking about" menu. sorry, my bad!
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borism
16y ago
very cool! ANZ rocks! P.S. I'd buy one-way Rarotonga ticket in no time... the problem is, I'm at the other side of the Globe from AKL :)
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borism
16y ago
that's because they show the cheapest round-trip someone else has found previously
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borism
16y ago
my problem is, I know my travel dates (mid-August) and I know my budget, but still not sure where to go. Unfortunately Kayak searches (including this very cool hack) are useless at solving that. P.S. ITA Software Matrix is good at this if y
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borism
16y ago
judging from other Kayak tools I've seen they cache searches by actual users. plus they might have robots crawling popular searches at different dates. so it benefits to be around very large hubs like NYC, but if you're out in the country y
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borism
16y ago
NO! there are no tech companies! there are advertising, media, luxury goods etc. companies. Tech is just what drives their business, as many other businesses, just slightly more noticeably.
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16y ago
Trends reverse, and "this thing is going up forever" trends usually reverse with a huge drops and without a warning. Check this http://www.davemanuel.com/investor-dictionary/momentum-play-...
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16y ago
what about rear seat iPad entertainment system?
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borism
16y ago
how many ex-Googlers would want to be acquired back by Google? this is getting ridiculous :)
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16y ago
I just subscribed to unlimited 3G capped at 256kbps for ~6EUR/month on Tele2 Estonia. 256kbps is awfully slow if you are usually on 12mbps home adsl though :)
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borism
16y ago
802.11g network can broadcast 33.75Mb during 5 seconds. That's quite a few e-mails.
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borism
16y ago
it shouldn't be that hard to figure out, right? there's only 200000 apps...
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borism
16y ago
unfortunately porn is banned in app store, so no, he can't be
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borism
16y ago
how?
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borism
16y ago
except Yahoo is not tech but media company
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borism
16y ago
reality-restoration-field is in effect :)
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borism
16y ago
yeah, that's second thing I thought as well. GOP is definitely on this big time. But unanimity of this totally gives populism of the bill out.
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borism
16y ago
it's different in that we un-americans will probably never visit the site again after finding out it's US only.
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borism
16y ago
Homeland Security might not be amused :)
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borism
16y ago
Ron Paul is known gold bugs' favorite, so undermining the Fed by any means is definitely going to score some points for him.
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borism
16y ago
the odds are pretty similar though
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borism
16y ago
> You could buy your child a netbook so they can play MafiaWars or FarmVille...
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borism
16y ago
if those are state-owned lotteries, then some profits do end-up as pensions anyway trough state-funded pensions.
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16y ago
I don't think lotteries are ruining a lot of lives the same way casinos do. One's lottery spending is pretty limited.
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borism
16y ago
government doesn't spend 100s of millions of it's own/taxpayer's money! lotteries are after all profitable, unlike most start-up's.
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borism
16y ago
judging by your list, late 2000s were the most stable market we had in decades...
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borism
16y ago
QOTD: '"Black Swan"-linked fund may have contributed to "Black Swan" moment' talk about self-fulfilling prophecy...
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16y ago
I'm interested as well and may contribute
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16y ago
you can drive a truck trough his usual MO as portrayed by his PR! first he calls derivatives "weapons of mass destruction", next thing you know he's loading up on index options!
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16y ago
any examples?
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