johnatwork

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   by johnatwork 10y ago

   I'm glad I read this. I was thinking of perhaps switching out of Apple for Razor, since the last MacBook Pro update.
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   by johnatwork 10y ago

   What about the OnePlus? I'm happy with my iPhone 6S, but I would switch to that if the next iPhone isn't to my taste. A couple of my friends have it, and they seem to love the fast charge ability.
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   by johnatwork 10y ago

   How would lowering the corporate tax rate make or facilitate a corporation to hire people in the US/Canada?
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   by johnatwork 10y ago

   My knee-jerk reaction was to want this, but the more I thought about the product, it really would be for someone wanting a good camera on the go, but not enough to warrant a better separate camera, AND willing to deal with a worse smartphon
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   by johnatwork 10y ago

   Well the Pebble Time Steel is 250$, but yeah the point stands.
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   by johnatwork 10y ago

   Yeah I checked online, and the duty charged to people was all over the place, some correlation with provinces, but not strictly.
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   by johnatwork 10y ago

   Just a warning to fellow Canadians. I went in on the Pebble Steel in the past, and while I expected a Duty charge, I didn't expect it to be around 100$ Canadian. EDIT: Sorry I meant Pebble Time Steel
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   by johnatwork 10y ago

   Maybe that's the mindset that has to change. I'm definitely an oddball, but I would rather want to be part of a business to serve people and solve problems. I don't want to be rich, just make enough be comfortable enough to w
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   by johnatwork 10y ago

   This is becoming a tiring pattern. I've just gotten used to the UI. Can anyone commit to building a proper business? Is Sustainability no longer a virtue of creating a service/application?
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    It went from being actual wide-shots of cars chasing each other, to short clips of stunmen driving, spliced with reaction-acting of actors too valuable to be in moving cars. It's like that for most action sequences, I recently saw a Ja
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    EDIT - Removed Original Comment You know what, I'm getting emotional on the Internet. I'm going to stop arguing here. It's not productive, and there's nothing to prove.
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    It'll be interesting to see how many upgrade. I still see people using 2, with no plans to move on to 3 any time soon.
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    Pretty sure no one complained about this. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/burgundy-lion-oqlf-1.... Also, as soon as my friend's company who does most of her business to the States got to a certain
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    - It has some ridiculous language issues. We have the OQLF which goes from business to business to fine anyone not adhering to the French language laws. We once got fined for having the accent the wrong way in our signage, and again for
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    Is this one sold by Monoprice similar/same as well? https://www.monoprice.com/product?c_id=115&cp_id=11501&cs_id...
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    How much did you spend on avg. for a suit?
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    The biggest gripe I've had with Drupal was when moving from 6 to 7, they had module writers pledge that their modules would be ready on the release day of 7, which a lot of folks broke the promise or worse, abandoned the project all to
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    It's actually why my company ditched Angular. Even though the Angular part wasn't very big at the time and the rewrite would not have been too costly, it would not have been wise to move to Angular 2 just to have them pull the sam
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    Another good observation on this by Luke Wroblewski. http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?1945
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    Now available in Canada! I'll finally be able to try this, do current drinkers like the 1.5? Or is 2.0 such an improvement that I should wait for 2.0? edit - Oh I guess the main thing is that it's a drink now.
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    I believe so in the last batch
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    http://www.genefreidman.com/ He calls himself a disruptor of the Taxi industry. His whole site is quite ridiculous.
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    Here in some parts of Canada, unfortunately, Google Maps app is still superior in finding locations. Also there's a nice feature where if you have a Google Calendar event coming up with the location specified, when you do a search, it
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    I don't want them to be first, I want them to be the best.
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    I've just looked at dimple. It looks quite a bit simpler than implementing d3, I will have to play around with it, but from your experience how would you rate it in terms of ease of use, learning curve, performance, etc.?
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    by johnatwork 11y ago

    I would say d3.js ( http://d3js.org/ ).
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    by johnatwork 12y ago

    Who provides the food ingredients and the supplies? If it's the home owners, then how will the ingredients purchase be arranged?
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    by johnatwork 12y ago

    I was hoping to make the switch from my MacBook Pro just to keep things fresh later this year, but I guess I'll hold on to it a bit longer.
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    by johnatwork 12y ago

    I guess it's better than the alternative of having it rot in the app store, but this news makes me hesitant to ever buy another startup's popular app. I hate the fact that I had found a great app/system, set it all up through
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    by johnatwork 12y ago

    It's a long term investment. Of course the worst case scenario is that the developers leave afterwards.