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by dave5104 9y ago
In this case, don't you mean have your frappuccino and drink it?
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The Disney MagicBands? Those are only available in Walt Disney World in Florida, not Disneyland in Anaheim. Anaheim only has paper FastPasses, which are the same concept, but a little more difficult to manage since you need to run around th
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They just finished building Shanghai Disneyland, which apparently caused a few budget issues in the Parks & Resorts division, so I think you're right about a third US location being off the table for now. Disney also recently bough
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One thing I didn't see mentioned in the article are demographics for visitors. Disneyland has always had a very local crowd, which is why they do things differently from Walt Disney World in Florida. By "local crowd", I mean
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Kids 2 and under go in for free, but that's about it.
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They list an email that you need to send a message to, which auto-replies with a link to their website where you can cancel. I unfortunately don't have the link handy to share, but it's easier than needing to go through the rigama
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Funny you say that. I get Home Chef delivered at least twice a month now after converting from Blue Apron as well, and I've been doing for long enough now that it feels like I can detect the pattern to their recipes. Always a chicken b
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I don't have a car, I live in Silicon Valley working for a tech company, and I'm more than willing to pay for weekly meal ingredient boxes (which I do). You're assuming that everyone who doesn't have a car is poor, which
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The back of the plane is not ideal when you want to get off the plane sooner to catch your connecting flight.
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> they are practically required to have terrible customer support in many situations due to banking regulations and practices What do you mean by that? What are some examples?
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I think it was unsustainable. Especially depending on how you're defining "enthusiasts." If we're talking about enthusiasts who still actively play the latest and greatest Pokemon games, Pokemon Sun and Moon only sold ab
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by dave5104 9y ago
Yes, people are still playing Pokemon Go. About 65 million was the last reported active user count. (Not sure if daily or monthly.) The number of people you saw playing at the beginning was way more than was sustainable, and a drop was of c
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It's a book by Dave Eggers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Circle_(Eggers_novel) It's a dystopic novel focused on an employee at a tech company modeled after Google/Facebook... except taking their da
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by dave5104 9y ago
Sure, I wouldn't be surprised if some reporter at TechCrunch had a vendetta against Uber. But I have been barely getting much of my Uber news from TechCrunch lately. So either the entire tech media has a vendetta against Uber, or it&#x
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by dave5104 9y ago
Yes, absolutely. I do in fact think United should not be directing law enforcement to drag their customers off their planes. I haven't heard of American being in the news lately--so can't comment on any wrongdoing that they'v
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Maybe Uber should stop doing negative things then.
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by dave5104 10y ago
Facebook reported 1.23 billion daily active users as of last December [0]. 5.6 million bots is only 0.46% of the "user" base, so in terms of raw number of users it doesn't really seem all that bad. I would be curious, however
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by dave5104 10y ago
I found myself mindlessly scrolling through my newsfeed so often and seeing nothing but the clickbait meme crap. I finally got rid of the app on my phone and it's been great since.
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If you're a fan of Chris Sawyer's games, Roller Coaster Tycoon is also getting a remake via OpenRCT2: https://openrct2.org/ And "Roller Coaster Tycoon Classic" was just released by Atari to iOS and Andro
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Snap, Inc., the company that produces Snapchat and Spectacles.
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It's probably valuable since they see it as a potential avenue to sway opinions of those who may be closer to the fence between anti-gun and for guns.
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When did trying to legally buy land from people who are willing to sell it become the wrong thing?
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That doesn't sound like a great idea. When I order take out, I have certain expectations, like the food may not be totally hot, or it'll be a little soggy after sitting in a bag and traveling for awhile. But that's the price
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I imagine the parent means more on mobile.
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No, iTunes Match simply allows you to sync your music via iCloud. If you have a song on your computer in iTunes, Match will find the song in their catalogue and let you download that to your iPhone, or it will upload the music file from you
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To prevent users from wondering what's wrong and asking questions like the ones in this topic. It's just a good rule of thumb for UI. "Don't make me think," as it were.
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by dave5104 11y ago
One of the problems, though, is that few, if any people (at least in the US) actually know how to scan QR codes.
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It seems to be aimed more at pushing constituents into action than law makers.
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In these sort of comparisons, I always kind of assume that the people in question are suggested as being immortal and have aged through time to today.
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by dave5104 11y ago
Design is more than how something looks. To reframe your question, you might say "but do their customers care if the stuff they buy works?" To which I hope they do care.

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