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by gotorazor 5y ago
I had a bit of schooling in that kind of educational system (Asia) before continuing schooling in North America. I'd say that you there is no free lunch. You're always giving up something for something else. I had a job 10 years a
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by gotorazor 5y ago
Dollarama is everything for $4 CAD or under. They don't advertise this fact, but you won't find an item over $4.
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by gotorazor 5y ago
KD-HT is a pretty standardized, commodity product. I used to work at a lumber yard on their Heat Treat process. I am pretty sure that the lumber I see at Home Depot are the same lumber that I use to work on. It's not like they have the
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by gotorazor 5y ago
The poster can just subscribed to the 50 Euro cable package. That is the legal way to get it. The poster just won't pay the list price. It isn't impossible to watch by any stretch of the imagination. There just isn't a willin
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by gotorazor 6y ago
I live in Canada. In southern Ontario now, but grew up in one of the snowiest parts of Canada. Honest to god, we drove Corolla and Camry’s. FWD. it’s good. You get slightly better traction with AWD, but when the roads are covered in black
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by gotorazor 6y ago
The computers, electronic and especially HiFi gear were much more expensive back then. Check out old computer prices and then adjust them for inflation. For a real eye-catching number, express it as a percentage of the average annual Americ
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by gotorazor 6y ago
The Metropolitan and the Kakuno actually shares the same stainless steel nib. The difference between the two is that the Kakuno has a plastic body while the Metropolitan has a brass body.
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by gotorazor 6y ago
That’s the problem. The “protestors” just stole a bunch of those papers.
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by gotorazor 6y ago
I just get a postal box near my house.
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by gotorazor 6y ago
For simplification. If a pound of coffee is bought at Costco, it's hard to figure out if it is for household consumption or for a business. The business might sell a cup of coffee, or it could be a hotel that gives away free coffee to
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by gotorazor 6y ago
So many of these, you have to pay $$$ set by the artist to be a subscriber. Hence, even a few thousand subs will net tens of thousands in monthly income. I don’t understand how they come up with the tips estimate.
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by gotorazor 6y ago
I think Nilay Patel at The Verge talked about constantly accidentally touching it because he is left-handed. His solution was to disable it completely. https://osxdaily.com/2018/08/30/disable-touch-bar-macbook
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by gotorazor 6y ago
Can anyone tell me what this would do? Wouldn't Biden just fire all of these people in put new people in place in January?
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by gotorazor 6y ago
Quote from the article: There is a model for a once-mighty empire, eclipsed by newer powers, finding a way to rise again. It is not a country, but a company: Microsoft. Crunched between Apple and Google, Microsoft switched from a failing st
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by gotorazor 6y ago
YouTube-dl
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by gotorazor 6y ago
This should be tempered by the fact that a lot of hands-on worker have to do a lot of physical work. They also have a higher risk of disability and injuries.
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by gotorazor 6y ago
POV From Canada: The decline started earlier. But it wasn’t until the coronavirus pandemic that we can see that the United States can’t try to handle its problems. They seem essentially broken. The basics of a coordinated response was ent
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by gotorazor 6y ago
Yes. Up to a point. You will always have some level of non-compliance. It is more of a mitigating tool than anything else. Compared to Philippines: USA has 3x the people and 20x the GDP per capita. USA has 40x the death and 20x the number o
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by gotorazor 6y ago
@thangalin, do you think you can use the comments from HN so far and make it into an FAQ?
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by gotorazor 7y ago
There are probably plenty of people on HN who don’t know who the Kardashians are. Heck, I bet plenty of people in the US who can’t name a Democratic presidential candidate. But if you read English books in an English-speaking country and yo
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by gotorazor 7y ago
Confucianism is not that great in practice.
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by gotorazor 7y ago
You can try buying used if that works for you. You will get a way better pricing and they will either be sold to you on a set price or auction price. If that isn’t your cup of tea, call the salesperson. And tell them you need this now as a
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by gotorazor 7y ago
Not legally. No. There is currently no extradition of any kind between China, Hong Kong, and Macau.
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by gotorazor 7y ago
I have been telling my family that for awhile. It's going to be $3 to $6 a year if you NEVER turn off an LED bulb lamp. If you forget, it is ok.
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by gotorazor 7y ago
My girlfriend asked me for them a pair. I bought them. She finds them very comfortable when reading. So it served its function.
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by gotorazor 7y ago
I think the redaction just allows them to say that it was redacted, not that anyone didn’t know who was in the list of names. Anybody paying attention to television news for the past 2 years would know who was in that list of names.
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by gotorazor 7y ago
Try the Pilot Vanishing Point. It writes well and it is the only major market retractable fountain pen.
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by gotorazor 8y ago
I remember rooting one of these things almost a decade ago. They were great! I think a lot of what the Pogoplug offered for Linux box hobbyists can be replicated by the Raspberry Pi nowadays.
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by gotorazor 8y ago
what are your in-laws saying now about this?
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by gotorazor 8y ago
That’s the biggest problem I see to Linux adoption in these scenarios. Unless it is something super geeky, nobody makes client softwares for desktop Linux.

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