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901.
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9y ago
Didn't mention anything about how it would have been a good idea to sell all your stock 2 weeks ago.
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imron
9y ago
Take the keys from the cold storage in the safe in the deceased's office, and the bitcoin are now yours. /s
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9y ago
> The biggest cost driver, as Jones' sign mentions, is Seattle's highest-in-the-nation minimum wage. It went from $9.47 to $11 per hour in 2015, then to $13 per hour in 2016, with a further increase to $15 per hour planned. Goo
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9y ago
You'll be able to do all of that virtually!
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9y ago
The type of people who don't want to have get out of their wetsuit just to interact with the real world.
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9y ago
It's his second point that I found the most concerning - the increasing trend of governing by executive order, coupled with the cult of the personality is a recipe for disaster.
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imron
9y ago
Dave Rubin has a good take on a potential presidential run by Oprah: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41d9DFsfmrA
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imron
9y ago
From cryptonector's post: > I know there's a setting.
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9y ago
maybe he's not talking about native americans, but trying to distinguish between people of indian descent who grew up in the US vs people who grew up in india and then moved to the US for study/work opportunities.
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9y ago
It seems some people view apolitical as leaking things damaging to people they don't like, and political when leaking damaging things against people they do.
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9y ago
Turtles all the way down
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9y ago
> You can style any element, any way you want. You have you have a complete, out-of-the-box object model for your whole UI, plus developer tools to help you And it only costs you 400MB of RAM and 20% CPU utilization!
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9y ago
Just like highlander II predicted!
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9y ago
This does not conflict with anything I said. Yearly updates != monthly updates. And even then you don't always have to update for each new iOS release unless you intend to make use of new features. I had an app on the AppStore for 3 ye
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imron
9y ago
> usual sign of noncommittal developers. Or stable software. Not every application needs monthly updates.
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imron
9y ago
He's talking about revenue for Apple. Apple takes a 30% cut. 30% of $330 = $99.
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imron
9y ago
> Consider this comparison Rendered moot by the fact that large numbers of people prefer the privacy and convenience of a car. Musk's solution takes the human condition in to account.
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imron
9y ago
Elementary student ;-)
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imron
9y ago
Donald Trump campaigned on this very issue, but it didn't nearly as much press coverage as some of his other policies.
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9y ago
All the innovations the iPhone had were also called gimmicks by industry leaders at the time.
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9y ago
> it's impossible to get on board now To be fair people said the same thing thing to Apple when they decided to enter the phone market
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9y ago
> I haven't understood why this issue is about Russians to start with The democrats needed someone to be a scapegoat for their loss, and it was more convenient to look outward rather than inward.
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imron
9y ago
Less censorious than Twitter.
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imron
9y ago
Just hope your neighbours don't have an unlocked wifi connection and that the tv doesn't 'helpfully' auto connect
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imron
9y ago
The fingerprint is likely going to be right there on the big shiny button that reads the fingerprint :-D
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imron
9y ago
Yep. I love containers.
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imron
9y ago
> and using multiple Firefox profiles simultaneously is a mess. Not sure if it meets your use case, but checkout Firefox containers.
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9y ago
> or other everyday object You mean like a phone or something?
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9y ago
> These systems will be fixed and then tossed out Hahaha, nope. It's easier and cheaper to train a copule of COBOL programmers than replace the systems that run COBOL. At a previous company I worked for, it was estimated that the c
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imron
9y ago
Nope, he's tried (and has been trying for a while [0]), and he regularly calls Twitter out for it and the trouble it causes him due to news outlets getting confused by impersonators. 0: https://twitter.com/JulianAssange
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