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"Always" might be too extreme given the iPad Mini. Also, I would consider an upsell of the same model a different thing from the base price of different models.
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That's one of the most interesting takes from this. Everyone was claiming cheap and they went for margin instead.
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Or "on-contract"?
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If you went to VC and said your bright new unmistakably hot crazy brilliant idea was ...hold your breath... a blog engine, you might have been thrown out of the building. You really believe this? Blogs are a huge market, I wouldn't d
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I'm sorry but I really don't understand what the issue is. I can understand if the problem is that they are using the content from http://head-phones.findthebest.com/ under http://headphones.techcrunch.
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Any recommendation?
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Take a look at TransferWise, it's being used for that at some companies: http://transferwise.com/ Disclaimer: I'm not part of TransferWise, I just really like the idea.
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20% of the general public in Poland, Mexico and some Eastern European countries don't agree with that claim. People forget how varied is the smartphone market across regions.
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> Just because you have a distinct view on the future doesn't mean it's OK to push that view into others. I guess that's why he didn't. The conversation seemed to be very calmly introduced even when that lady had no i
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I tend to agree but if the consequence is less money for the companies to hire people then extending social welfare needs to cover for the lack of jobs available. I can imagine a lot of positive side effects if this happens.
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That might be because governments keep talking about going back to growth after the austerity measures. If there is no growth and unemployment stays at the current levels, things eventually need to change. And it's not only a governmen
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Hey, thank you very much for your work on this. I use it several times per day and cannot stop recommending it.
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I believe he can only upload a picture to Gravatar which then is used by lots of apps. Even Gmail if I'm not mistaken. So it's either the middle finger or a selected Gravatar everywhere. I still prefer my suggestion.
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Best mobile HN, by far: http://hn.premii.com/
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It's one of the ways (maybe the most common way) to draw a pixelised middle finger.
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BBC has been very silent about all this compared to some other UK media.
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GitHubg related: FredrikNoren got unlucky with the GitHub generated avatar. Maybe they could provide the users with a way to generate a new one.
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C'mon, it's on the guidelines: "Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site. If you think something is spam or offtopic, flag it by going to its page and clicking on the "
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That's a strange comment. We knew a lot about what happened in Iraq just months after the war started and we know a lot more now. All the individuals responsible for that war are still around.
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Maybe a way to avoid being exploited like that would be to avoid using such a common expression which is actually the origin of the problem.
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I find it strange how we frame global warming as something that might or not happen but the causes of it are already upon us with the heavy levels of pollution in the air and all its consequences. There's really no excuse to be pro-pol
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That's why I assumed people that actually care about privacy use a desktop software, open source and with IMAP, so there wouldn't be no huge loss.
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It's still showing not encrypted on the screen which allows all sort of possibilities when done on a browser. For example, let's say you're using Chrome, hard to make sure page contents are not being used somehow.
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I was thinking that using webmail would defeat the purpose of really private email.
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Also, if I understand this correctly, his customers most probably had a copy of the emails on their computers so their loss was only the email address (and emails eventually received after the closedown).
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But nowadays everyone is connected which makes a huge difference.
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A delay on the API key generation or approval?
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I usually like to look at Google Trends to see where things are going: https://www.google.com/trends/explore?q=emberjs%2C%20angular... It doesn't explain why though.
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That page makes me dizzy. I understand they are abusing it.
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And by "earn low but enough to live comfortably there" you mean around 1000 eur/m, a little bit more but not that much if you are lucky. I wouldn't call it living comfortably if you're not living with your parents.
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