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XCode rolled out a feature that allowed you to do an interactive commit just by click on/off switches. My first use of that feature screwed up the repo by committing the wrong pieces. No thanks, it’s CLI for me, regardless if the IDE p
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Mitch Lowe, CEO, was interviewed a few months ago about the price drop and how MoviePass plans to make money. https://www.forbes.com/sites/robcain/2017/09/17/ceo-mitch-lo... https://www.f
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They have an app you use to checkin at a theater, you need to be near the theater when you checkin. The amount of the movie is added to your MoviePass MasterCard, you then pay for the movie using the MasterCard. Expensive movies like IMAX 3
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Basically they put the amount of the movie on a special MasterCard. You’re not guaranteed a seat until you use that card to pay for the seat.
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I signed up 2 days after the price drop (Aug 17) and it took about 2 months to receive the card. Since then. Have used it about 6-7 times, never had a problem.
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In addition, AMC was rumored to be planning on rolling out a similar plan with a price roughly double that of MoviePass. The benefit of MP is that there is no chain lock-in.
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I'd rather support a company that treats its customer's private data better.
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It's not only the song recognition technology, Shazam also has video recognition and AR technology.
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And you have conservatives in this country saying that the poor have access to health care anytime they want by using the emergency room. These are the same people who complain about the poor buying steaks with food stamps and still suggest
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Looks like we need some form of "block neutrality".
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It was actually medical debt that at one point may have been worth $15M, but was bought for about $60,000, which is less than one half of one percent of that value. This was essentially worthless non-recoverable and out-of-statute debt. Out
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Doesn’t matter how much money they have. No corporation will pay more than they are legally required. Apple believes they paid the correct amount (as Ireland never complained).
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You are talking about covenants, which is concerned with what types of people live in an area. Zoning has to do with the types of buildings.
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Wonder if this would be able to solve the problem of price fixing, which has lately become an issue. People think that generic drugs equal cheaper drugs but companies can still manipulate prices to benefit themselves. https://www
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No, there are two threads about this.
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Sorry to say he went about this the wrong way. Seriously, calling the tech support line for a copyright infringement? Netflix has a corporate website at https://ir.netflix.com/ . What he should do is send a document outlinin
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Apple bought a bunch?
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“Everyone using their tech support” doesn’t appear to be a viable purchasing decision for a company’s stock.
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FaceID is not required to unlock your phone. From Apple's FaceID support page in the Privacy section: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208108 "If you choose to enroll in Face ID, you can control how it'
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But can it open two files with the same name? If so, they have Excel beat.
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Oh, yea. DabbleDB was amazing! Eventually bought by Twitter. Here's a demo video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCVj5RZOqwY
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How about at 67? A US citizen living overseas is not being told that he can't come to the US because of crimes he committed over 50 years ago. https://www.salon.com/2017/10/16/alvin-queen-american-born-j.
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There are plenty of white collar unions. Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA) for one.
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Apple’s Paper and Packaging Strategy [pdf]
(images.apple.com)
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That's probably where those ads on Craigslist coding gigs come from. "I'll pay you $100 or split the equity for my cool new app idea!"
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"...we invented airplane mode. That patent’s out in the lobby." Now that is truly an innovation from Qualcomm, a switch that turns off the cell modem.
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It's a condensed version of your code using color blocks instead of text. The Sublime text editor used a similar view along the right side of the editor. You can use it to quickly navigate to a section of code without having to read ea
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Like everything in this government, they recite news stories without verification. Pai refers to a Sun-Sentinel editorial that stated that all iPhones possess a software switch that could enable immediate use of the FM radio. From the edito
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I seem to recall an article online somewhere about 10-15 years ago that described the process that Apple used when shipping desktop computers. They used some sort of freight forwarding company and were able to mask the owner and contents of
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Organic certified foods are allowed to use pesticides and herbicides, just that those substances come must from organic sources, like rotenone.
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