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drcoopster
10y ago
Coke Zero uses a combination of aspartame and ace-K. The two have a synergistic effect which results in lower amounts being used and less of the artificial sweetener taste. Diet Coke (last time I checked) just uses aspartame.
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11y ago
But it is. If I earn $120k in let's say the Netherlands, I pay NL taxes on all of it and US taxes on about $20k of it. I'm getting double-taxed on the amount over $100k. (Nice round numbers might not be accurate, but the idea is s
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11y ago
Except in Michigan, apparently.
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11y ago
The parent post has numbers for HFCS too.
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12y ago
The vast majority of the population that comprises Slack customers will have a smartphone.
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12y ago
Yes. Paved doesn't necessarily mean that it's vehicle-accessible.
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12y ago
Most of my reservations are just for a single night, so $20 each isn't worthwhile.
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12y ago
You don't need a car if you live in NYC, but you do need a car if you're outside the city.
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12y ago
Maybe I missed it, but no case was given.
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12y ago
Wait, and this is news why?
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12y ago
Maybe people should reevaluate what they're spending their time on.
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12y ago
You're not crazy.
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12y ago
Because in real life, you still end up with nothing of value. :)
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12y ago
That's not a bug.
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12y ago
The US lost, but it was Germany that was knocked out.
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12y ago
> So, if I read this right, you basically buy a theme. I don't really see what they add of value. It's one step further than that. They sell you the theme that you just created for them.
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12y ago
scroll up for link to PDF
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12y ago
I'm not sure that blatant testimonial fabrication and deception is really cutting corners.
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12y ago
You couldn't come up with a less-lame name? And the "leave feedback" button being a mailing list subscription form?
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12y ago
I'd multiply that by at least 5 if you're in the US and you're any good.
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12y ago
I'm not sure you understand how IP blocking works and why it would be impossible to block domain names the same way.
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13y ago
FJ's name wasn't in the official company name, just their assumed (doing business as) name, which is meaningless.
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13y ago
I use virtualpostmail.com for the same purpose; it's a bit easier if you're US-based.
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13y ago
I think that they forgot a digit, and you commented on the wrong article.
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13y ago
Kind of like Apple's app store...
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13y ago
Not a shock, corporate users are still catching up. Most that I've seen are thankfully off IE6 but only up to 8 or 9.
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13y ago
Isn't Windows 8.1 already out? It seems like this article is a little bit behind the times.
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13y ago
I've never seen this with any of the banks with which I've done business. They will tell me what the transactions were and ask me to confirm that they were indeed by me in the case that they're suspicious of fraudulent activi
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13y ago
It's not illegal in the US to ask what a candidate is getting paid, but you also (typically) have no good way to verify their answer.
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13y ago
Apple rejected the app. Did you read the article?
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