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by eps 3y ago
Wouldn't they be required to give profits back if convicted? Because otherwise lots of people would've taken this sort of calculated risk already.
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by eps 3y ago
We have heard you. We apologize for the confusion and angst the runtime fee policy we announced on Tuesday caused. We are listening, talking to our team members, community, customers, and partners, and will be making changes to the policy.
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Unity Backtracks(twitter.com)
2 points by eps 3y ago|2 comments
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by eps 3y ago
The trend of adding "Here's what you need to know" to the news titles is extremely off-putting. "Here, lemmings, your daily nutritious portion of news. Munch it down."
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by eps 3y ago
Ads are the problem not for those who click on ads and feel excellent about it, but for those who don't and get unwanted content shoved down their throats. If the "higher probablity" from your comment is tiny, which it is, th
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by eps 3y ago
Don't know about Indian varieties, but in European goosberries the sourness comes from their skins and dissipates almost completely when given time to ripen properly. That is, ripe goosberries aren't sour at all.
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by eps 3y ago
TSMC situation is different because of the political situation around Taiwan. They want to get out.
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by eps 3y ago
For now.
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by eps 3y ago
Woah.
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by eps 3y ago
Used to work with a guy who moved from Israel and he mentioned that the handwriting analysis is a routine part of the hiring process there.
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by eps 3y ago
Electronic Arts! Was told exactly the same, verbatim, followed by "besides you won't have time to work on them anyways".
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by eps 3y ago
Far is a fantastic piece of software, with an excellent pedigree. Same key bindings, look and feel as Norton Commander, with lots more functionality, but added with considerable thought and restraint. Delightful to use and very well done. N
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by eps 3y ago
Just sitting here in my armchair - wouldn't it be easier to rotate a camera around a car?
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by eps 3y ago
What was it for exactly? 5 sec/rotation is a lot of angular velocity.
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by eps 3y ago
Lots of music shops use them too.
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by eps 3y ago
Oooh, do share some details. I've been meaning to try making them after stumbling upon https://www.pelikanpuzzles.eu
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by eps 3y ago
This shows 2 minutes of ads before whatever the video you linked to.
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by eps 3y ago
"Cited by examiner"
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“Impossible satellite” is ready to fall back to Earth(bbc.com)
1 points by eps 3y ago|0 comments
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by eps 3y ago
Depends on the group. For example, IKE was a protocol that passed by making everyone equally unhappy.
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by eps 3y ago
Oh, the irony.
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by eps 3y ago
My bad, it was of course per year. Point still stands that $1/year was a viable business model that covered their burn rate and then some.
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by eps 3y ago
Not true. They were doing perfectly fine charging a fair fraction of their 100 mil userbase $1 a month. They sold because founders wanted an exit .
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by eps 3y ago
Yes, I much prefer that and I'm probably not in the minority. This arrangement lands itself especially well on educational apps - you would buy a "module", master it, progress, buy next one, rinse and repeat. If you stall, th
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by eps 3y ago
Your choice obviously, but paying a recurrent fee for an existing function as opposed to new content comes across as unjustified and inherently unfair.
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by eps 3y ago
Please add an one-time fee (non-subscription) option.
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by eps 3y ago
Do they listen to the opinions of random newcomers?
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by eps 3y ago
The objection comes from the nature of Google as a data vaccuming company with loose ethics.
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by eps 3y ago
Not sure if I parse your argument right, but there's lot of cases when one would care how wide specific integer type is. Especially in the code that works with data in bulk (as in millions/billions of data objects), where not wast
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by eps 3y ago
Don't not about wood , but thanks to the abundance of cheap lumber half of Vancouver is built from plywood. Not the sky-scrapers or residential towers, but low-rises and individual houses in suburbs are that way. So much so that back

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