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13y ago
I'd say everyone smells subtly different and it has nothing to do with ethnicity; A dog can easily differentiate between people by sheer smell alone.
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This man decides what you read
(salon.com)
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13y ago
Let's not forget that Google doesn't release sales numbers for it's Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 tablets. While I'm sure they are nowhere near the Apple's numbers, I don't think they're trivial and almost certain
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13y ago
I stream all of my sports every weekend. I love football and soccer however, I refuse to get cable and then pay a premium just to get ESPNU and the NFL network. Email me and I can give you a list of sites that broadcast every game; the qual
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13y ago
I always said that I'd gladly pay for cable when they let me pick and choose what channels I get. I refuse to pay $50+ when all I really want is maybe 5-8 channels out of the 120 they offer.
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13y ago
One thing that bothers me about their android app is that they trick users into clicking ads. What I mean is that when you open the inbox, you'll see an unread message at the top of the list but when you go to tap on it, an ad has alre
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13y ago
Looks like Google is finally doing something about this. http://blog.codeguard.com/google-cracks-mughshot-sites/
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13y ago
That's a great idea! Please let us know how that goes.
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This is a cool take on the data!
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Understanding Your Traffic Sources, Part 1
(blog.chartbeat.com)
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13y ago
To be fair, this guy drinks a lot. It seems like he's out drinking 3 out of 5 nights a week and 1 out of 2 nights a weekend which to me seems quite excessive.
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13y ago
I'm with you on this one. I scrolled up a few time to see who Lumen View was and they had never introduced them.
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13y ago
Same here. When I realize it's happening, I just have to concentrate and force my legs or my arms to move which will in turn wake me up. I too noticed it happened more frequently when I slept in a certain position (on my stomach in thi
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13y ago
Having suffered from this before I can say this: sleep paralysis is absolutely terrifying. Whenever this occurs there is a small, rational part of your brain that tells you that nothing is wrong but this is drowned out by the absolute certa
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Bitcoin ATM
(businessinsider.com)
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13y ago
I've noticed many companies have this "tips included" built into the price which I think is a poor practice. Tips are supposed to be a way to reward excellent service and incentivize the employee to work hard. Having worked i
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13y ago
Remember a while back when the price of gold skyrocketed and suddenly there were all "Cash 4 Gold" places that were willing to pay you "good money" for your gold. I've noticed the same thing has happened with the ed
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The Humble Origin Bundle
(humblebundle.com)
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13y ago
And the the giant library.
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Scroll behavior across the web
(blog.chartbeat.com)
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Jeff Bezos buys The Washington Post for $250 million
(theverge.com)
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13y ago
What got me about in app purchases was that in many games, the moment you purchase anything, the difficulty level ramps up thus forcing you keep buying items just to keep progressing[1]. This is known as 'coercive monetization[2]'
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10 American Foods That Are Banned in Other Countries
(topinfopost.com)
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Dirty secrets of the worst charities
(cironline.org)
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13y ago
Link to referenced article: http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-banks-yelp-20130420,...
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13y ago
Calm down friend. I'm merely stating that my belief that as journalist, one is in a trusted position of power to disseminate news to the masses and with that power (excuse the cliche) comes responsibility. Blindly retweeting sensationalist
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13y ago
An honest mistake is misspelling someones name. Retweeting that the President of the United States has been injured without taking 10 seconds to establish the veracity of story is just inexcusable and lazy journalism which could someday get
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I think that any journalists that retweeted this should be unequivocally fired. After all the jumping to conclusions the news outlets did last week about the boston bombers and the subsequent apologizing for accusing innocent people, there'
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13y ago
Not that this project isn't on the up and up but all these new shill accounts "praising" a project always make me suspicious. Nevertheless, I think this might be the first Kickstarter I actually invest in.
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13y ago
Just curious but why are the major php frameworks so abysmally slow? It seems like php-raw does pretty well in all the tests but most of the big frameworks (cake, symfony, etc) are orders of magnitude slower.
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