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by lowmagnet 13y ago
"Our goal is to make search advertising easier for our customers, while providing the best consumer experience with the most relevant results for the tasks they are looking to accomplish." I can imagine the conversation now: Exec
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
Make sure the user wants emails from you. Don't be a dick and check the checkbox to 3-4 mailing lists on sign-up. Maybe add a link when they confirm email to opt into messaging. The present default to on for most mailing lists on sites
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
This is the polite way of saying 'repost'. Submitter: please put the year in brackets in the future. (in this case [2011])
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
Why link to the TC "article" instead of the reddit "news" describing the change?
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
Correction: Levi Strauss was one person, not two. I do like orthogonal thinking, and a lot of businesses don't "get" the concept. My former employer flailed about trying to adapt to Amazon's competitiveness (and anti-com
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
I used to take piracetam 800 mg daily, apparently a low dose. I now take noopept, 20 mg daily. I notice the texture of things more, and I constantly have a need to look at everything in my vicinity. It's not distracting however, and re
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
I got loaned an ActiveHybrid 5 from BMW when I took my (2004) 330Ci in for engine service. I got loaned a Tiguan when I took my Jetta TDI in. They both had nice features, but I'm dedicated to my cars and I have no intention to rid myse
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
That was the first thing I noticed. I guess we should all look a little closer at the news commentary and ask "Cui bono?"
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
It's just a douchey hand-wavey attention grab.
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
90-140 average is what medtronic considers 'in-range' in my pump's data sets. Diamedic, another iPhone app for this, considers 80-160 'in-range'. The difference isn't due to being from .au. It's because nobody agrees on what 'in-range' me
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
It sounds like an editor that works in abstract syntax trees and writes out screen (styled) and disk (pep 8) representations.
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
…so build the sensors
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
Why is some weird combination of fruit fucker and bender on the top of their page?
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
Because everything is a list.
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
Why not just link to the NWT piece instead of this VF blogspam/linkbait?
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
And on the review pages they stuff a lot of high-star reviews with the same text such as: > Since the announcement of Google Reader being discontinued, I have enjoyed this easy app. It also has a simple, attractive interface. Highly rec
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by lowmagnet 13y ago
I like the idea of it, but this is disheartening: > There are 1192 people in front of you, all patiently waiting on their free accounts on NewsBlur. By going premium you can get full and immediate access to NewsBlur. I get that they're
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by lowmagnet 14y ago
This is still my favorite Asimov story, and I've a big chunk of his canon.
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by lowmagnet 14y ago
But the story wasn't really about the actions of the company. They only took a small part in the story. Your title for it was completely mis-leading and not representative of the majority of the post's content.
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by lowmagnet 14y ago
Nice stuff, I voted for Fever, even though it has some usability issues.
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by lowmagnet 14y ago
Ad for something most of us don't need on a platform most of us don't use.
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by lowmagnet 14y ago
Wow, almost a week to the day after I upgraded to IDEA 12.
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by lowmagnet 14y ago
Pshaw, like OSes are self-aware…
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by lowmagnet 14y ago
It takes us about a week to get another account established in the target currency and set up an account with our payment vendor to take orders in that currency. Translating the site to the target country takes longer than establishing anot
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by lowmagnet 14y ago
I'd guess through volunteer time, as a lot of charities are run on the ground. Anything to reduce overhead cost.
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by lowmagnet 14y ago
In 1985 FCC rules were adjusted to create CLECs (Competitive Local Exchange Carriers) by forcing the I(ncumbent)LECs to allow competition on their hardware. This never happened in the cable industry because cable isn't considered necessary
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by lowmagnet 14y ago
I use a standard meter (I'm type 1) and I enter my results into Diamedic* for iPhone. It provides a lot of the graphing seen here, and it's rather easy to enter the information. I don't regret the purchase of the software. * http://www.mart