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541.
by jazoom 9y ago
That sounds extremely expensive
542.
by jazoom 9y ago
I find Bing maps to be pretty good and easier to use when planning a complex trip.
543.
by jazoom 9y ago
This behaviour is illegal in Australia and many retailers still manage to make a profit.
544.
by jazoom 9y ago
I'm pretty sure ohf was talking about cultivating career ambitions in school girls. Yes, they are girls.
545.
by jazoom 9y ago
Yes, it's very different when a child swallows an M&M to when a child inhales an M&M.
546.
by jazoom 9y ago
Funnily enough I tried later on desktop and it kept sending me to a blank page with text saying "WTF dude". "Works" is certainly an overstatement.
547.
by jazoom 9y ago
That's amazing. I wish we could pump coldness from vents in the ground to cool down Queensland over the summer.
548.
by jazoom 9y ago
Ironically it doesn't "work" properly on Nexus 6P, with a whole bunch of text and a part of the search bar cut off.
549.
by jazoom 9y ago
See also Namesilo. Cheaper registration and Whois protection is always included for free, as it should be.
550.
by jazoom 9y ago
Except there aren't many good resources to learn it and the documentation isn't very good. Hopefully this will improve soon.
551.
by jazoom 9y ago
What are the problems you speak of? I'd like to know.
552.
by jazoom 9y ago
> Google sunsets one of their services. And releases something that copies a service from one of their competitors but in an incredibly tone deaf way. ... And releases four more video/messaging apps along with three more banking&#x2
553.
by jazoom 9y ago
So what is DO's primary selling point then?
554.
by jazoom 9y ago
Interesting read. Thanks. I almost didn't click due to the ridiculous title, but it doesn't do justice to the article.
555.
by jazoom 9y ago
But their potential market is like 1/40 the size.
556.
by jazoom 9y ago
A JavaScript API for drawing unconventional text effects on the web.
557.
by jazoom 9y ago
I think you misunderstand my question. There are no new nexuses to update to and probably never will be. I'm still enjoying my 6P. My question is, why should the next one be a Nokia? Is it just the stock Android and fast updates (which
558.
by jazoom 9y ago
> ..., having exclusively bought Nexus devices since the Galaxy Nexus. Me too. Why will your next be a Nokia?
559.
by jazoom 9y ago
I really hope not. Google's been trying that. I'd rather not put all my stuff on their "cloud". Disclaimer: I actually use Nexus phones with no SD slot, but my camera has a Micro SD slot and I can't see a benefit to
560.
by jazoom 9y ago
Except I don't "need" that because I've always been able to get the chargeback.
561.
by jazoom 9y ago
Once I had a charge to my PayPal account for something I didn't buy. I fought with PayPal for about 2 months and they kept giving promises and failing to deliver. One call to my credit card company and I got the money back via chargeba
562.
by jazoom 9y ago
Which, unfortunately, is owned by eBay.
563.
by jazoom 9y ago
I think I saw this in Australia. That the "tulibudibudouchu" lady?
564.
by jazoom 9y ago
Haha. Oh dear. I can't think of a good reason why not, according to Australian Consumer Law. That's interesting.
565.
by jazoom 9y ago
I've been wondering this for years. What's with all the "...gate" business? Is"gate" an American suffix or something?
566.
by jazoom 9y ago
Thank you for the life lesson. I will be sure to pass it on to my patients when they come to me for posture-related injuries.
567.
by jazoom 9y ago
As a speaker of English where "do" and "due" are not pronounced the same I assure you it's "do".
568.
by jazoom 9y ago
>This really is the simplest, cheapest solution. Except a sticky note.
569.
by jazoom 9y ago
>Sometimes the simplest solution is the best one. Yeah. Which is exactly why if the benefit is being aware of your hand posture you're better off just sticking a note on your keyboard than buying a new one every few months. That was
570.
by jazoom 9y ago
I can't work out if you're joking.

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