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by ewang1 12y ago
My guess is they underestimated the number of viewers and didn't have enough bandwidth prepared.
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by ewang1 12y ago
SQ used to fly a non-stop LAX/EWR to SIN flight with 100 business class only seats. I've been on it once and it was filled maybe 40%. They killed the route last year. Edit: See Eos Airlines.
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Uber Corner Store(blog.uber.com)
1 points by ewang1 12y ago|0 comments
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by ewang1 12y ago
Not sure what the return policy is where you're located. But in the US, I'd just return it within the 14 days and get the new model.
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by ewang1 12y ago
I wonder if the government can be fined for violation of PCI. Or perhaps the airline companies for providing it to the gov't in the first place.
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by ewang1 12y ago
The company books would probably just show a loan. Then he could loan/repay the company with his winnings.
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by ewang1 12y ago
Agree... Something like that would be much better in the form of a library that companies can integrate into their code.
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by ewang1 12y ago
If you ship an entire crate over, you'll most certainly trigger any import duties there are.
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by ewang1 12y ago
If you don't deliver before 4 weeks, chances are all the credit card pre-authorizations would be void anyways. With Stripe, it's even shorter. Unless you plan on capturing the funds at order time instead of shipment time?
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by ewang1 12y ago
Just as long as they keep the unlimited free overseas texting and data, and not raise the prices!
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FCC chairman revises fast-lane option in net neutrality(usatoday.com)
2 points by ewang1 12y ago|1 comments
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by ewang1 12y ago
Either that or the investors are now spooked.
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Snapchat Settles Charges with FTC That It Deceived Users(nytimes.com)
61 points by ewang1 12y ago|19 comments
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by ewang1 12y ago
It's mostly the import taxes... A Ferrari 458 will run you almost 720K USD (about 3x of what it is in the US). And you see them quite frequently.
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by ewang1 12y ago
Still is. In fact you don't even need a car to get around the country. People there get a car because they can.
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by ewang1 12y ago
100K USD only gets you a Toyota. Double that for an E-class.
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by ewang1 12y ago
Wait till you see Singapore's COE prices... To get a car there, you first pay 50-60K USD for a certificate, then you can go to the dealership and buy your car.
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by ewang1 13y ago
Anyone know why the text is so blurry in Chrome?
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by ewang1 13y ago
Except the remote wipe doesn't work if the employee disconnects their computer from the internet.
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by ewang1 13y ago
No Macbook Air?
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by ewang1 13y ago
Easy to just put black tape over it. Or smash the lens...
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by ewang1 13y ago
Seems to just be a loading bar and nothing else...
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by ewang1 13y ago
Except that more and more wealthy people are moving to Singapore and so there's no shortage of people buying up Mercedes and Lamborghinis...
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Coinbase down(coinbase.com)
2 points by ewang1 13y ago|2 comments
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by ewang1 13y ago
Live video uplink... and they can call all the officers with "malfunctioning" cameras back to the station to get a replacement.
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by ewang1 13y ago
They also apparently took down the CA DMV site today.
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by ewang1 13y ago
Ah... I misread and thought you referring to Stripe.
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by ewang1 13y ago
@pc: You guys should allow authorizations to last much longer than 7 days. PayPal allows up to 30 days before expiration.
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by ewang1 13y ago
If you don't have any need to save the customer and card for subsequent charges, then I believe (on Stripe) you can simply pass the token to the payment object API, eliminating 2 of your 4 steps.
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by ewang1 13y ago
I was just overseas for 2 weeks and used the free international data and text roaming. Worked flawlessly.

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