jesterson

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by jesterson 8y ago
No, you're not. I travel a lot in Asia and never had any problems with Apple Maps. It's been my main navigation system for more than a year. The only complaint I might have is absence of certain venues/places that GoogleMap h
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by jesterson 8y ago
Absolutely this. Sad to see how many people refer changing ssh port to non-standard as "security" measure.
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by jesterson 8y ago
Absolutely the best answer. People tend to focus on tools, not the goal
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by jesterson 8y ago
Global companies like FB or Google bring global work culture in Singapore, so general assumptions about work might not apply to them. They are notorious here for paying below average salaries though
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by jesterson 8y ago
> The salaries are low by western standards. I tripled my income coming back to the UK. This is true. Maybe not three times lower, but salaries are lower comparing to UK/US. > The work culture is shitty. Long hours are routine. D
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by jesterson 8y ago
I switched to Backlog too. Despite it being rigid (wee, being japanese product says for itself) and having small issues here and there, I can't complain much. Most important points for me with backlog are: - impossible to define task&#
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by jesterson 8y ago
Yeah, good point actually
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by jesterson 8y ago
Some cash would be nice to get as well :)
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by jesterson 9y ago
Site unavailable now.... HackerNews effect?
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by jesterson 9y ago
Flat so far, but they will deploy some promotions for sure
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by jesterson 9y ago
> Nope. Not in comparison with the rest of the world. It's a very bold statement for someone who spent 2 months in Singapore. Maybe it worth listening to what local people are saying? And yeah, it depends on what you mean under &quo
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by jesterson 9y ago
You clearly need more time to spend here, your excitement will definitely go down. >> the public transport is probably one of the best all over the world (even though the locals keep complaining) Did you hear what are they complaining