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by hrktb 16y ago
on a related note, the money related crime rate (theft, fraud etc) of the 60+ in Japan have been rising for a while as the baby boomers are retiring. It doesn't solve everything and can have moral aspects difficult to juge, but helping old
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by hrktb 16y ago
> Life is changed by a high-heeled shoe out of context Manolo Blahnik are the first words that comes to mind
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by hrktb 16y ago
Instead of the above trade off, I think I'd buy two machines if needed. I see the MBP as a laptop to use plugged in a socket and with a lan cable at home, work, a client's place or a library, and only need decent portability and battery lif
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by hrktb 16y ago
It's 2011, when have you last time used an optical drive? I see where you're standing. But actually I receive two DVDs per week in my mailbox, so last time was today. And I still buy CDs, yes. I think what you really want is the next iter
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by hrktb 16y ago
Funny enough the subtitle of this blog is "Because EVERY Job is Temporary". I'd ignore the advice of the blog, just try jobs I might love, and quit for something else if it doesn't work out. Seems a better bet than to skip every job that mi
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by hrktb 16y ago
Thanks. A lot of these "bugs" seem to be inside the known limitations of the engine. Not that it matters a lot for the user getting a junk translation. At least, google isn't claiming for full usability in all languages http://googleblog.b
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by hrktb 16y ago
In my personal experience, I won't easily switch between languages (it takes on or two seconds at best), but when I finished switching I am 100% focused on it. I don't think about the other languages except when a concept can't be properly
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by hrktb 16y ago
Mind to share please?
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by hrktb 16y ago
>Regardless, I think your exhibit is more easily explained by Apple understanding exactly who is likely to spend money and making them want to be their customers. It's slightly different from the iTunes situation, but the same case can
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by hrktb 16y ago
Reverting a full db should be straightforward (stop the db server and revert a dump). For a single account it's more of a pita. Retrieving all the datas associated with one account, put it in a format readable from the production environmen
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by hrktb 16y ago
They do in some countries. The problem seems to be the upgrade of your ATMs all over the country and all third party ATMs to add a biometric reader too.
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by hrktb 16y ago
Same here. Using it mostly as a tabletop machine, compromising ethernet or firewire performance for a few mm of thickness would be a no-no. Apart from the screen resolution, though the actual model is already nice, an increased trackpad ar
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by hrktb 16y ago
I and my japanese wife have the feeling that this apology is really "light". I mean, he is alone in a shirt, no suit, no tie, seamingly from his personnal computer (no pro involved, no one else), with an improvised background. It may be fel
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by hrktb 16y ago
I think we need a definition of what's a PC. A lot of people use a laptop as their main machine but it seems this is about fixed machines. Even then, I have a closet server and used to have a machine hooked to the TV. are these PCs too? For
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by hrktb 16y ago
> Thorstein Veblen, in The Theory of the Leisure Class, has an insight that I think you've missed: Suits make lower-class labor work impossible for the wearer, and are therefore intrinsically a signal of higher class. I think your imag
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by hrktb 16y ago
the situation got "fixed" at the second try http://readitlaterlist.com/blog/2010/08/version-2-2-approved...