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As unfortunate as it is, this is Bravo TV. These people do exist (granted, as a minority), and they are relatively accurately represented IMO. The show seems to be going for the Sean Parker as represented in the movie The Social Network. Th
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Having not owned an electric car before, I just wanted to know the little things that could bother people. How long does it take to charge. How often do you have to charge? How far can you go? What's the practicality of it? Just for short c
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Anyone here able to drive one yet? Or even own one? I'm curious to hear from someone with personal use and how it compares to other luxury cars. It's the little things I'm curious about.
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exactly what I thought. It's the only product specifically mentioned.
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MSNBC confirmed the machine was defective in the article.
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14y ago
I'm also glad for this. I've always had a love/hate relationship with Yelp. Sometimes there are places that I've known forever to be a hidden gem. Now they've become Yelp 5-star and the place gets great business but wait times are always an
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14y ago
Mainly that T-Mobile HSPA+ @ 42 mbps is faster, cheaper, and more widely available than LTE on Verizon
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What bothers me is why T-Mobile isn't marketing this more. That price point is HUGE. I'm wondering if Samsung and the Galaxy S3 have a deal with T-Mobile to continue to heavily market their phone.
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14y ago
The notion now that you bring it up sounds odd but, I wouldn't have thought about it otherwise.
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Totally agree with you! All of the high spec Android phones pretty much require two hands to use. There are some Android phones that I can hold in one hand but the specs on them make it unbearable to use. My hope is that the release a googl
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This is good news considering I've been hearing Tesla as a company has been having trouble. Besides it being an EV, what really appeals to me is the maintenance plan. 600$/year covers everything. Having a car hit the 100k mark and having ev
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What was the downtime? Wonder if we'll get a post-mortem of what happened and how they resolved it so damn fast.
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Would love to! I just got iOS and have been keeping up with my http://ohlife.com/ for 2 years now
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How exactly are you determining the next track? I like House and I disliked the first 5 tracks. How do you determine that I've never heard of it? Is there anything Pandora-like to keep track of what I like and dislike?
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Brad Bird would be amazing. He did great with MI4.
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For brand new games, yes, $60. But greatest hits and sales can easily knock that down to $40, $30, or even $20 for greatest hits (definitely worth playing). That being said for new games Amazon/Tos R Us/Best Buy do tons of BOGO Sales and if
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I don't know numbers but I'll agree with you what a pain it is nowadays to get a new game working. I've given up and just bought the game. For PS3 I never even bothered to try. The games are so high quality the cost doesn't phase me, especi
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You know I was hoping when Gumroad released that I would start seeing tons of things being sold through Gumroad. I have yet to single a single thing. Good to know it's still on people's minds.
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These devices are certainly getting better. Since it's so reliant on connection, the 100MB free/month is appealing.
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I'm not saying they've removed specialists. I believe they still exist. But in switching to node, because client/server shares a language, they're now capable of sharing code as well. Which is what I imagine they are doing, which is why it'
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It's believable to me. The whole reason we have front-end/back-end specialist isn't because front-end js people can't learn Ruby but rather it's the same reason why front-end/back-end is separated code-wise. Depending on how they're using n
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Well, I work in the field so I feel like I should be playing the games my company makes. The social requirements are super annoying so I make fake accounts to spam so that I can progress.
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What I saw as a plus was that they combined front/back end teams into a single unit.
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Bomberman! This is a well done clone. I wish it were a bit smoother. I died because of the lag.
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I made a few active users to interact with one another to progress in FB games.
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http://www.csmonitor.com/Innovation/Horizons/2012/0926/iPhon...
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The use case for WiFi would be if I were at work and wanted to let someone in.
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Anyone remember the old Facebook gifts? The ones that were virtual? People even paid for those! I think people will for sure participate in this. Who doesn't want to extend a nice gesture to their friend.
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how does it work with multiple users using the same browser?
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I feel like official music releases are too slow to the game. Kind of like BandsInTown or SongKick, by the time you find out they're in town it's too late and tickets are sold out. You have to rely on social media like FB/Twitter for instan
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