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by heimatau 11y ago
The first three days of 24 hour day fasts are (:edited:) mostly painful. Headaches, migraines, agitation, etc. They are not fun nor for the faint of heart. I'd suggest a five day, if you body can allow it. Days four through ten can be
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by heimatau 11y ago
Others, those with their 'selfish' agendas, perceive this is about economical and corporate justice. You might disagree. If others are attacking, let them. Don't be in a position that they can affect you. If 'they'
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by heimatau 11y ago
Any idea that you are this passionate about, is worth endeavoring. Built it, learn some things and relish any measure of success. Happy coding!
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by heimatau 11y ago
I think this kind of issue involves DDG's AI. Google's is far superior in this respect. Heck, G has gotten me to things that I faintly remember but I know, without a shadow of doubt that I'd still be uncertain of 'that t
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by heimatau 11y ago
What fringe items are you looking for? Ah, non-english, that sounds like a solid point. I only search english.
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by heimatau 11y ago
Thanks for the breakdown. Sounds like a solid explanation. I wonder what other states/nations will do. This could affect the business model of Uber dramatically by increasing their costs and liabilities.
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by heimatau 11y ago
Just search more specifically, this should resolve 80% or more of the 'poor search results'. Every once in a while, I'll go to Google but that's for maybe 2 searches a month! You'll be surprised at how decent the re
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by heimatau 11y ago
Market replacing firms. I like the way you phrased things. It's more precise than my current explanation. I don't have much to add other than I really liked your breakdown. We have an complex market, thanks for describing Coase&#x
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by heimatau 11y ago
My plan was indirect but they should refine their OS. Heck they could even partner with Microsoft to allow portability. But the moment they give up their OS is the moment they are throwing in the towel, for mobile.
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by heimatau 11y ago
I can't help but shake my head at the title of this article. Why spend millions on an OS to be at the whim of someone else? It's a bad business move. BB has to do something and this could work but...in the long run this is either
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by heimatau 11y ago
That would be a nice business but it has a high entry point and a short life overall. Also, doing the same thing, the same way, that competitors have done is foolish. Maybe if there was a model where people could submit their drives with a
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by heimatau 11y ago
Well, that was a short date.
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by heimatau 11y ago
Good eye. Either way, it's still funny. :)
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by heimatau 11y ago
I literally laughed out loud. Remarkable. Just awesome.
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by heimatau 11y ago
Advertisers have the money though, not common folk (wealth gap is only getting wider). The business model would be difficult to do but could be realized in the years to come.
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by heimatau 11y ago
I honestly like both. Better than many buses I've been on. USA here. Namely Florida and Colorado.
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by heimatau 11y ago
My story goes like this. I listened to the messages, heard other variations, and still struggled with this concept. I'm not obsessed about the topic but for whatever reason, I struggled to 'catch' the idea. I tried calendars,
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by heimatau 11y ago
I feel the same way @junto. Facebook was a nice phase but now it's phased out of my life. Anyone that is important to me has my email/phone.
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by heimatau 11y ago
Can someone explain this to me? Why would HT buyout Geeknet? Just seems strange to go against their own culture and model.
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by heimatau 11y ago
After 10 minutes of using this. Everything feels faster. Lovely. +1 ;)
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by heimatau 11y ago
"So no, it's not so easily 'in their power'." Actually, it is. Not the utopia of minimum wage to 15hr. Let's do some quick numbers. 50 weeks a year, 35 hours a week. Equals 1,750 hours per year. Employers raise
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by heimatau 11y ago
I swear, most of this is PR. How about these mega rich people give their average worker a pay raise? Nope, even though that is within their power, they don't. But...instead they petition the public to do something not within their powe
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by heimatau 11y ago
There is no science here. Misleading title.
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by heimatau 11y ago
I'm glad seven employees decided to quit a rude/poor boss. Although I'm only basing 'rude/poor' based on quotes from the article, not from personal experience, I think it might have some merit. Props to them.
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by heimatau 11y ago
@lpsz can you support these statements? "For one, "RAM cleaning" does nothing helpful and theoretically can make your Mac less performant. Bonus: the app calls home to push the developer's other apps."
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by heimatau 11y ago
This seems like a bad decision. Unless they are trying to start over and they couldn't recover their reputation management issues. Even then, still a bad choice, imho. Probably will be successful for them as a business but I'm con
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by heimatau 11y ago
I'd ask for either more money or more equity. Don't short change yourself. If your overall goals are just looking for more experience then go for it if you think it would be fun. Corporations assert their power all the time. There
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by heimatau 11y ago
"In summary, exercise appears to be an effective treatment for depression, improving depressive symptoms to a comparable extent as pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy. Observational studies suggest that active people are less likely to b
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by heimatau 11y ago
There is a lot of scientific research around this. I'd suggest three natural things. A quality fish oil, exercise, and do more social activities. Sources: http://www.health.harvard.edu/newsweek/Exercise-and-Depress
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by heimatau 11y ago
I agree. But it's good that people are playing with cryptography though. The more that play, the better the whole can be.

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