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by hcal 13y ago
Comcast's cap is moving to metering. When it is implemented in your area you'll get about 300 gigs per month with your plan and they will than charge you $10 for each additional 10gigs. So its not really going to be a cap anymor
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by hcal 13y ago
What they claim to expect and what they actually expect are probably a bit different. It wouldn't be surprising to see them sell much earlier than they publicly indicate.
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by hcal 13y ago
It is as significant as dollars breaking down into pennies. It allows for finer control in deals where the currency is the unit of account.
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by hcal 13y ago
Prison food contracts are usually awarded via a bid process. If the two facilities are included in different contracts, which is not unusual, then the price bid by Sysco could very well be different just based on market conditions at the ti
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by hcal 13y ago
At first I was offended that you would imply that MBAs are purchased rather than earned. I read way too much of that text before I had the hey-wait-a-second moment.
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by hcal 13y ago
Before I switched to Mac, I ran OpenBSD for about a year on my primary laptop. It was a pretty good experience but my laptop stays plugged in 90% of the time. I took a pretty good hit on battery life and that would have been a pain if I t
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by hcal 13y ago
I suspect, and of course this is a only my guess, that most of the people locked into IE6 are in work environments that aren't conducive to social browsing or online shopping limiting that 4%'s value. Unless you are targeting a fa
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by hcal 13y ago
Apple was also nice enough to allow the device to sync in the background while the requires authorization screen is up.
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by hcal 13y ago
Hanging a light on potential bias builds trust with the reader. He may have linked to the best parts, but how do I know that he didn't pick the parts that make him the most in referrals? You have to trust the author or usefulness of
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by hcal 13y ago
I'm going to go with rustic. I think the phrase -a more rustic experience- has a much better sound and connotation than -a more rusty experience-.
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by hcal 13y ago
Perhaps the sarcasm missed me, but you know people willing to commit money a year in advance on a crowd funding website is only a tiny portion of the entire market, right?
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by hcal 13y ago
I think they mean "more efficient" like the cotton gin made the cotton industry more efficient. By reducing the labor involved in processing cotton, the companies that used cotton gins could eek more profit from every acre of production. H
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by hcal 13y ago
This is the Georgia school district that lost it's accreditation a couple years ago. The leadership in the county is completely ridiculous. You would normally be able to dismiss this incident by accepting the official's claim that the stude
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by hcal 14y ago
I think the purpose of the tax credit was to invigorate the electric car industry. I would imagine any way that Tesla can use the tax incentive to move more cars is in line with the government's intent. Increasing sales makes the company b
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by hcal 14y ago
The simplest solution is to send a monthly invoice like a mailed utility bill. It might be neat to create or extend a bitcoin client that accepts invoices/requests that you can approve like many bank's bill pay services, but without the mid
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by hcal 14y ago
I'm in the produce industry and every year someone claims to have a new variety of tomato that tastes like the tomatoes " your grandparents ate". When the new variety comes to market almost no one is willing to buy the product at a premium
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by hcal 14y ago
I'd check your RAM settings first. A faster processor helps, but to virtualize an OS properly you need a good chunk of RAM to make both Host and Guest feel snappy. Four gigs works well for me without a VM running, but is a little laggy on
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by hcal 14y ago
I just built and tested it on Mountain Lion. The text stays put and leaves the newly created space empty, just like xterm. I think the point st is that it is small enough to be hackable , so it might not be too difficult to add the featur
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by hcal 14y ago
No specific date, just that they are working on it. It does currently support checkout-via-post though, so it wouldn't take much php (or whatever) to make it work.
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by hcal 14y ago
The author's twitter feed mentions that they will be releasing an update that does checkout-via-email.
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by hcal 14y ago
Just out of curiosity do you buy perishables like fresh produce or meet on your unattended delivery order? What about frozen items?
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by hcal 14y ago
I assumed 1 year when I first read the ad. I get your point, but it still seems like a pretty nice feature.
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by hcal 14y ago
They do! Modern MBA programs focus heavily on a concept called servant leadership. It can get surprisingly in-depth, but on the surface its a simple idea that can be summed up in two steps. First, hire good people. Second, provide the sup
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by hcal 15y ago
I am struck by the brilliance of this idea.
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by hcal 15y ago
On my android evo 4g, its a little too jerky and feels pretty slow, I thought it worked pretty well on my ipad2. Are you referring to the demos or an actual use somewhere? The demo site is pretty slow, try setting up a quick demo for you
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by hcal 15y ago
I would suggest that they are no more interested in doing business with customers without a smartphone than ING Direct is interested in doing business with people who don't use the web. I think the general consensus is that the majority of
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by hcal 15y ago
Home Media: -I record shows from my hdhomerun network tuner with MythTV -I like Usenet better than bittorrent so I use sabnzbd -I have a script that runs every night to transcode all my new video into a format that make my iPad and AppleTV
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by hcal 15y ago
I'm not a tax lawyer either, but I did stay at a holiday inn last night... Which sadly is my only qualification to comment on this topic. In any case here is how I see it, not that I'm right. Shareholders of international companies are be
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by hcal 15y ago
password reusers.
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by hcal 15y ago
I think you said exactly what I tried to say. I would think that cross-functional employees are the future, except I never hear anyone about these types of skills when hiring or developing management talent. Despite knowing know a little

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