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He added in laptops and tablets as explained in the comments. He notes the sources, I believe it's shipments only so people building their own machines probably don't count for the total.
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This could be interesting to analyse but those charts are not really the best, mainly the pie chart. Maybe the best way to look at research costs is to compare it to the other costs of the company (maybe with the exception of those related
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The discussion here is scary, very scary.
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I had two Vaio laptops. The first one was my first laptop, it was really cheap, around 400 EUR, and worked wonders. When it was time to upgrade I needed a Mac so I bought a MacBook Air. I gave the Vaio to my father and he's been using
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Doesn't that require a US credit card?
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I usually check portfolios just so I keep my own list of good designers, I'm not really seeking to hire any for now but might do so in the future. I checked your website and your works looks very interesting. I did however found two is
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Isn't Google Webmaster Tool data even better? It shows you exactly how many clicks for each keyword as well as the number of impressions and its CTR. It's even integrated into Google Analytics.
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Similar thing happened in at least one case in Portugal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS8ak6zQzc4 You can see a cop with a hoodie in the middle of the other policemen beating a reporter. It was showed in all news reports
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What abou the Jubilee line in London? Those are really long platforms.
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I don't think they released numbers per continent/region. Maybe they sold most of the 8m units in Europe. For comparison, Apple expected to announce between 50 to 59m iPhones sold last quarter. The results are usually a little bit
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Very poor article. Hopefully we get some better analysis from Asymco or someone else.
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I also didn't know about this, my lack of knowledge of American sports is showing. :)
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Oh, that's a good example, thanks! I followed the article but it had an example with sports and, unlike a play, I believe not every game is exactly the same. So, yes, it does indeed sound like something that solves a problem, I've
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Can you explain why it's that useful? I'm honestly trying to understand the problem this might solve. (I'm not in anyway saying this doesn't solve any problem!)
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Sorry, I deleted my comment. I decided to explain here why because it's sort of funny! So I have been helping a friend of mine with all the math around his new adventure, buying his first flat. Usually he just gives me the numbers dire
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Thanks, this is interesting.
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Any idea why it does not allow me to set more than 30 years?
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Chrome 32 vs. Windows
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True but not as surprising since you can still find some similar to those in central London nowadays around Soho.
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The thing that stood out the most for me is the complete absense of bicycles, I even went out to check when was its invention (apparently around one century before this footage). Something else I noticed is how much cared after is Hyde Park
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Quite funny as I've been thinking about working one or two months per city (in Europe) this year starting next month. I'm still not sure if I'll go ahead as planned but I did enjoy the idea. Best of luck to your adventure!
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"20.000 years from now, Chernobyl finally safe." Is there an estimate for Fukushima?
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Can you expand on that?
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Tangential. One of the reason I love "V for Vendetta" is how it shows how normal it is to live under a dictatorship. Thing is, for most people, there's almost no difference, mainly during the most recent dictatorships. But fo
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This is kind of obvious but if there are no local producers of something, like bananas in Australia, you have some options: do not buy it (you don't need to eat everything), buy it from a responsible source (tip: buy bananas from the M
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Food industry is actually one of the easiest for consumers to change since a good percentage of the population in the US does have access to markets with lots of providers, right? I know it's like that in most (all?) European counties.
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Would love to see some code examples. Has any surfaced yet?
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This kind of SEO hack seems hard to fix with an algo. One way might be to target "content" creators like Abby and Jennifer as they probably use Google+ (and probably other social networks) to promote their work. By targeting the w
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Happened the same at the beginning, that was really cool.
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I prefer Greenshot because I can do some magic like autosaving each shot in a particular format and folder. It also allows me to save and copy to clipboard so I can with just one click have it available to paste into a new Gmail message whi
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