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fma
11y ago
The other streaming devices won't go away. It will be a nice boost for Best Buy and other brick and mortar stores. While people are there, they can up sale on cables and stuff.
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11y ago
Don't study hard? So, that's how George Bush got his elite job.
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fma
11y ago
Same in Atlanta. Also, if the main security is backed up and the other security areas are faster, there will actually be an employee directing passengers to the faster one.
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11y ago
I think after the ignition switch fiasco the CEO and company has been cooperative in the investigation and actually admitted fault...which seems very rare nowadays. I think it's something to applaud and I hope other companies follow th
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11y ago
I'm close enough with my previous coworkers that I have them interview me. It's nice, because sometimes I forget talking about something and they can remind me to talk about X, Y, Z because they are familiar with my work. It seems
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12y ago
I was at UF working on another startup when GrooveShark started and was pretty familiar with how they started. One of our co-founders even did some design work for them. GrooveShark always had an awesome user experience, and I always wished
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12y ago
I don't know about in India...but in the US, if I were a senior in college, I would attend all the related meetups I can, in topics that interest me. Arrive early, stay late. Try to talk to people. Become genuine friends with those who
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12y ago
I like how the title of the story implies that the scammers are all men, but in the article the person who left the voicemail was actually a "stern woman". Where is the PC police when you need it?
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12y ago
As a follow up, WSJ is covering it. http://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-coding-website-github-hit-wi... They beat BuzzFeed to it!
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12y ago
Just have Buzzfeed cover it: Top 10 ways to DDOS a code repository. Number 7 will surprise you. Millions of people are now accessing github. Who they are will surprise you! You've been DDOS wrong your whole life. Find out how to do it
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12y ago
Because that harms the established companies who donate money to the politicians.
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12y ago
Maybe the article refers more towards the assembly line worker, but GM IT receives an annual merit increase (a.k.a. raise) across the board. YMMV based on performance, but if you worked the year you get something. But I do agree that '
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12y ago
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-20/high-frequ... Predictive enough that when combined with money management strategies you can make money every single day of the year.
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12y ago
At my last job we had open floor plans. The top boss has his own corner office. It was all glass so he can keep an eye on everyone.
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12y ago
I just tried English<->Mandarin with my wife...though not always grammatically correct, it gets the point across. For those who would use it while travelling abroad, keep it mind this requires an Internet connection. In China, you wou
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12y ago
I bought a honeywell version that's half the cost. I'm not that lazy that I need a thermostat to tell me when I'll be home and when I won't. I can preemptively adjust the thermostat schedule as my schedule changes - rath
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12y ago
Whenever I need a Walmart manager for something simple like a propane exchange it takes a huge chunk of time. The only reason I would even waste my time with a manager is if the price difference is huge and there's a chance of me retur
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12y ago
Back in college, one of my girlfriends broke up with me...the most heart breaking of all my breakups. It took a mental toll on me for weeks. At one point, my roommate gave me an advice. Every time I think of her, picture her taking a crap o
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12y ago
I guess I went the more traditional route? I've always had a knack for computers since middle school where I learned QBasic on my own writing silly programs (it came with DOS). My high school offered a class programming class in BASIC
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12y ago
I'll comment based on the context of the question submitted. The student is a sophomore. If the student were about to graduate, if newly out of college the answer would require some thinking. If they are a sophomore I would say, startu
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12y ago
I find your product interesting and just did some brief research. From a tennis perspective, what would differentiate your product from Zepp? ( http://www.zepp.com/tennis/ )...besides the fact that Zepp is on the racquet