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fabricexpert
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> Totally illegal business model It was no different to YouTube’s...
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How many times have you opened an iOS app to see what the red notification was and then realised you already knew what it was? It happens to me all the time, with windows phone the widget told me as the notification so I saved a lot of open
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Do you really think people doing gig economy jobs have alternatives? It's not a "lifestyle choice", it's literally looking around and saying what can I do that will pay my bills, today. And if these are the only options
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It’s not the volume of jobs, it’s the quality. Driving a taxi or delivering food is a pretty bad job, doing it as a self employed contractor is almost criminal. You have to cover all your own expenses and have no guarantee of work, with zer
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Just switched from inbox to gmail today after the notifications stopped working There are ads inside gmail that look just like emails, which I keep accidentally opening. This is just ridiculous why would I use an email provider that does t
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It’s never guaranteed, you have to wait all year for it, if you leave in December you get nothing, banks don’t value it as highly, you can’t pay your bills with it until you get it
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8y ago
People really value getting things for “free” over working for them.
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If you have bits of hair all over your head and neck after a haircut you’re probably not getting a good haircut.
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This is a real problem, and it does undermine the comp sci degree. Some people are completely intimidated by programming and immediately give up, they get enough credits through the modules that don’t require any actual coding and then do t
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I see similar results on an ecommerce site. PayPal's UX (login, click buy) is a better experience over entering a 16 digit credit card, expiry date, csv & address. It's one or two clicks and payment is done. It's unfortun
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Ops isn't a problem until you're successful, the taxman won't come after you if you have 10k in revenue, customers won't complain if you haven't sold things to them. It really isn't something to worry about now
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8y ago
If you think of the browser as an OS, which it almost is these days, JavaScript is that language.
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> PKVitality That product doesn't exist yet, the video on the home page is 18 months old so it's probably not feasible / accurate.
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This is great! I think you're offering too much content for free and not enough features for the paid version - once I have built a basic page with your builder and exported it it's not too difficult to quickly tweak to implement
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you might complain if you turned up an art gallery and couldn't see the art because the lights were off or the building was locked there's a reason paintings are framed and that same reason is why helvetica exists. UX.
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8y ago
He's still a brand that needs to be marketed
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Smart. I was just about to go out and buy a CD and then I saw this YT video, I was thinking great! Now I can listen to Phil Collins for free! Then I realised there was no audio. So I went and purchased the CD and now I realise how immoral i
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> How does one Google oneself
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The most interesting (IMO) part from the full report https://www.nao.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Investigat... Looks like it's not entirely the fault of Capita, but the Army's overall app
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This is cool but quite easy to game - all I need is a spare couple of thousand and I can jump to the top of the leaderboard by buying my own products. Of course I'll have to pay stripe's fees but it's probably quite a good RO
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I'm waiting for someone to post a wasm templeOS build which has some been modified to open pdfs immediately
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There's lots of reviews on youtube of this kind of thing.
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Not really, they might just say no. If you really want a raise you need a competing offer or a clear market value indicator.
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You're presuming you can continue to work. $10M means you don't have to work, even when you can't.
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> A huge win for web developers everywhere! And a huge loss for users everywhere. Now that Chrome is becoming the main web target, Google (an adtech company) basically controls the internet.
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Go look in the mirror, you'll see much greater freedoms in western countries than any you've mentioned. The west doesn't actively persecute homosexuals, protects women's rights and supports a free press. The list goes on
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> Zuckerberg controls its board and his number two, Sheryl Sandberg, can’t decently be fired, protected by the “Lean In” flak vest. That's a poor, cheap shot at women's rights. How sad that an article that wraps up with this ca
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2fa on a car would be a disaster. I can't wait to whip out my phone in the pouring rain, trying to unlock it while my hands are full and I have no signal.
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Also SEO scores are impacted by external requests and page speed.
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If you think you can code a tumblr clone in a weekend, this is your opportunity. You have 2 weeks, go!
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