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by cstrat 13y ago
thanks for the tips! my post was tongue in cheek, I know in my mind that the best course of action is to just stick with default and get the site up... however I can't help but tweak, and play, and move divs around so that the webs
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by cstrat 13y ago
End up wasting hours and hours choosing the right colour scheme for the website... in the end the side project ends up getting put on hold while I work out the best framework to use for the website. edit: wait until I have to choose the &#x
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by cstrat 13y ago
This sounds strange, I know plenty of people with old iPhones on iOS7 that haven't got issues with wifi.
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by cstrat 13y ago
Yeah I forgot that the retina was the big selling point. For me I didn't mind the screen the way it was - the battery life is great since the screen is average. So for people like you who have moved to the iPad 3 (or whatever its stupi
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by cstrat 13y ago
I have a lot of Apple devices, and I am sure there are others out there like me who are stick using an original iPad 2. Those devices have not really needed an upgrade unless you wanted to move to the mini. My device is almost at its end, I
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by cstrat 13y ago
You are correct. I guess it all comes down to how transparent Linkedin are with the users installing this stuff. Will they disclose to the user exactly how this works like in their blog post - or will they obfuscate the whole activity and r
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by cstrat 13y ago
Technically there is duty owed when you bring something back worth more than $1,000... At the moment the difference between the MacPros is $1,000. So if I bought it in the states after currency conversion I might save $750 or something. I w
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by cstrat 13y ago
I don't think it would apply to all products, but I am still using my 2008 Macbook which cost me around $2,500 i think... I have installed new HDD twice (1TB and then moved to a smaller SSD), also replaced the battery twice in that tim
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by cstrat 13y ago
I would only say that it is a violation of trust if they somehow installed the certificate on your phone when installing the linkedIn app... If a user knowingly installs this, with the understanding that linkedin is essentially a proxy for
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by cstrat 13y ago
I tend to agree with a lot of what you've said. I bought pixelmator a long time ago and use it a lot, but these things bug me too.
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by cstrat 13y ago
I doubt it would have changed his course of action. In his mind, if he didn't take advantage of the niche opportunity, someone else would.
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by cstrat 13y ago
I am sure you do store sender/recipient information and relationships between recipients - even if they are not connected...
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by cstrat 13y ago
Given that a lot of users are technically unaware of what they are doing, it would be akin to firing someone for falling for one of those pop ups that offers to do a free virus scan. If you are a pharmaceutical sales rep and you read that L
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by cstrat 13y ago
I checked this at home - awesome, should be added to HN as a little widget with polls.
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by cstrat 13y ago
Love them all!
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by cstrat 13y ago
haha, I am at work and I get blocked... "Your request was categorized by Blue Coat Web Filter as 'Hacking'."
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by cstrat 13y ago
Thats what I thought too.
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by cstrat 13y ago
It would be neat if HN automatically provided something like this embedded at the top.
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by cstrat 13y ago
Am I the only person who actually enjoys Thai beer?!
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by cstrat 13y ago
haha thanks, i had no idea either!!
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by cstrat 13y ago
You're right, I haven't tried to deposit more than about $1000.... however I could just do that over and over again.
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by cstrat 13y ago
I thought that there were now ways for payment processors to flag that a transaction is not supposed to earn points? (eg. balance transfers, cash withdrawals etc...) Otherwise I could deposit $10,000 from my credit card into my on-line gamb
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by cstrat 13y ago
Agreed! It is just adding fuel to the fire...
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by cstrat 13y ago
I have never made this mistake - probably because I clicked through there a long time ago... Upon reading what you have said I can clearly see why someone would come to that conclusion...
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by cstrat 13y ago
I can understand how pie charts can be manipulated to show whatever the presenter wants to show... However I fail to see how they are lying because they used a pie chart... back in 2008 they are saying that Apple had roughly 20% of the mark
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by cstrat 13y ago
Odd bug, must be a SIM related PIN on the device...
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by cstrat 13y ago
love the simple idea, very fun. I got more correct than I would like to admit.
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by cstrat 13y ago
1, 2, 3
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by cstrat 13y ago
I honestly have never gotten into it - but reading this has made me want to install the app and have a play... I shared the same sentiments: “frivolous sexting tool I wish I’d had when I was 17.”
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by cstrat 13y ago
Not sure what you're hoping to gain from this vague question.

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