easytiger

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1. 2821.▲
   by easytiger 14y ago

   puny human
2. 2822.▲
   by easytiger 14y ago

   I had a look at Uber, and the only thing i can think of is they are basing their entire model on the assumption that every customer is expensing each journey.
3. 2823.▲
   by easytiger 14y ago

   Yea that's interesting. Would be interesting to see how this scales when you start including more complex components. For instance a board with a 10GigE connector or putting a clock onto the board itself.
4. 2824.▲
   by easytiger 14y ago

   Hmmm. did he have any indication of cost?
5. 2825.▲
   by easytiger 14y ago

   Did you ever stop to think that, despite this being a potential problem, why it has not been a problem? Android isn't an immature product. google have activated something like 300 million devices. 300 million opportunities for your theoreti
6. 2826.▲
   by easytiger 14y ago

   reddit gold may never have worked if it was sold without understanding that reddit was in trouble and couldn't grow without the support of it's users. If it had been an out of the blue proposal to slap charges for features then people might
7. 2827.▲
   by easytiger 14y ago

   Just want to say fuck QR codes and fuck bitcoin, not terribly constructive but two "advancements" that drive me nuts.
8. 2828.▲
   by easytiger 17y ago

   > In computer jargon, when your hard drive becomes overwhelmed with too much information it is said to be fragmented—or “fragged.” No it isn't
9. 2829.▲
   by easytiger 19y ago

   No, no they didnt
10. 2830.▲
    by easytiger 19y ago

    death to reddit!