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by dntrkv 10y ago
You are free to travel without body searches, just not on an airplane.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Or a better explanation is that you just don't understand how difficult it really is.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
What problem are you talking about? The fact that a large company that makes a majority of its revenue from a declining market is cutting its workforce is not indicative of anything at a macro scale.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
If you pick and choose stocks, you can tell any story you want. Intel cutting its workforce is more of a reflection on the state of the PC market rather than the US economy as a whole. I'm not saying the market is overvalued or not, bu
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by dntrkv 11y ago
My bet is on falling PC sales. I'm surprised this didn't happen earlier, to be honest. PC sales by year: http://i.imgur.com/IxSo1oy.png
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by dntrkv 11y ago
How is it not still king? Your link clearly shows Facebook is still way ahead of any competitors.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
In addition to the rest of the comments, HipChat doesn't handle file uploads nearly as well, the message formatting is a joke, message history randomly gets erased, simple things like posting a YouTube link in Slack will embed the actu
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Where did you get that 60% figure from? The EPA gives very different numbers. http://www3.epa.gov/climatechange/ghgemissions/gases/co2.htm... http://www3.epa.gov/climatechange/ghgemission
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Fingerprint scan really isn't enough though since after a restart, iPhones require the password to be entered.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
My biggest complaint about Soundcloud is their lack of pagination, sorting, or shuffling (real shuffling, not just shuffling the 20 tracks that come in with every infinite scroll page). I have well over a thousand likes on my profile and th
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by dntrkv 11y ago
And? I use it on a daily basis and I have no problems with it whatsoever. Sure, some people had issues with it when it launched, but like anything else in tech, those issues were way overblown.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
I really doubt anyone can sit still and look at a wall for 3 hours on LSD. It may have felt like 3 hours, but was probably more like 3 minutes and felt like eternity.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Don't know why you're getting downvoted but I agree. Google is just as much, if not more so, of a one-trick pony as Apple.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Would you say you are agnostic when it comes to belief in Thor? Santa? Unicorns? The FSM? I'm not trying to incite an argument here, I'm genuinely curious.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
>There are good reasons we don't let emotional parents head the investigations of their missing children. And where did I suggest that? There is a huge difference between having a parent head an investigation and asking a police off
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Now flip the situation around. If there was a missing girl being held there and the police didn't check it, how would people react? The chance of checking and making sure while in the process inconveniencing someone far outweighs the c
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by dntrkv 11y ago
a. You can use parking / traffic data to find neighborhoods most likely to have available street parking and look for parking there. As for solving the problem of when you're allowed to park somewhere, this is already being worked
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by dntrkv 11y ago
It would actually reduce congestion. When I had a car here in SF, in many cases, I spent more time driving around looking for parking than actually driving to and from my destination. This would prevent that since the car could drop you off
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Back before smartphones were the norm, if you wanted a high end phone, you had to buy it on your own. I remember purchasing my first high-end Sony Ericsson for something like $600. It wouldn't be stretch to believe that after a few yea
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by dntrkv 11y ago
If the drone is registered in your name, people will be more careful to make sure they don't break any laws. Some of the same reasons we register cars and have license plates. People tend to act shitty when they know they won't be
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by dntrkv 11y ago
I went from Sparrow to Mailbox to Airmail. Sparrow was the best for its time. Mailbox had potential but was riddled with bugs. Airmail doesn't have the cleanest interface nor all the coolest features, but it's the best option I&#x
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by dntrkv 11y ago
We already have similar tech here in the US, it just hasn't been adopted by everybody yet.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
As Tomku pointed out, it's the same company with the same scammer running it. I know back in 2011 they relaunched as MMM-2011 (creative, I know) and then in 2012, you guess it, MMM-2012. I know some people that were involved in it back
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by dntrkv 11y ago
A "simple" solution would be to use a system like we do for our taxes where the first X amount is completely subsidized, the next Y amount is less subsidized, the next Z amount is even less subsidized, etc...
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Microsoft is trying really hard to be Apple.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Comcast always gets singled out for their terrible customer support, but in my experience, it is no different than other companies of the same size / in the same space. And no, I wouldn't consider their service as bad, it's j
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Would you say their support is worse than other similar companies of their size?
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by dntrkv 11y ago
I seriously don't understand the hate Comcast gets, I've cancelled service with them 4 times now, and it was always a simple 5 minute call. I think their service is on par, or better, with any other internet / phone / ca
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by dntrkv 11y ago
The fact that you went to MIT is probably the reason you aren't getting admitted.
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by dntrkv 11y ago
Because Apple stores don't hold a significant share of the retail market and Apple stores have never sold Chromecasts and aren't expected to sell them, Amazon on the other hand did sell them and is expected to sell them. If Amazon

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