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Why Introverts Can Make Start-Up Great Leaders
(business.time.com)
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Apple Obtains U.S. Trademark Registration for Layout and Design of Retail Stores
(op-ip-law.blogspot.com)
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14y ago
I think it's odd that a post about readability has grey text (#686868) on a white background. Next to the black screen grabs the text is very light.
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Attorney Was American US Airways Deal Key
(online.wsj.com)
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14y ago
You should make a real poll. Unless you are only asking this question for karma. http://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll
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14y ago
Yes, it doubles at 6 days and under, but my point is, it's neither 14 days nor 21 days for pre purchase, and no round trip is required. The "old" thinking about fares is no longer valid.
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14y ago
While traditionally flights were cheaper when booked round trip and 21 days in advance, those requirements are often no longer required. I just did a month long search on ITA for one way flights from New York to Los Angeles. There are plent
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There was a bet on another forum. Could someone with only flight simulator experience take off, fly the pattern and land a single engine plane on their first try. I won't spoil it for you, read the thread here: http://forumserver.twoplustw
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Will Immigration Reform Work This Time?
(swampland.time.com)
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Woz On What's Wrong With Kutcher's Steve Jobs Movie
(gizmodo.com)
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Airbnb a popular alternative to hotels, but is it legal in NYC?
(nbcnews.com)
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Could you banish airline delays for $100K?
(smartplanet.com)
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Flaw seen in TSA boarding-pass security
(usatoday.com)
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Southwest Airlines shuts down automatic check-in site
(nbcnews.com)
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The $25,000,000,000 Eigenvector - The Linear Algebra Behind Google [pdf] (2007)
(rose-hulman.edu)
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Agreed. I wish ITA had the Google Flights speed and interface for browsing multiple cities and dates but still allowed the advanced routing rules. Unfortunately, I doubt people like us doing MRs are their target audience.
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14y ago
will offer free basic Wi-Fi services until the service is installed on 30 airplanes While nice to have, if the installation is anything like Gogo (less than 24 hours) it doesn't sound like it will be free for long.
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14y ago
What percentage of their traffic comes from paid advertising?
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14y ago
The printer usually comes with less ink per cartridge than the refills. So buying a new printer every time you run out of ink is not cheaper than buying the refills. Nor practical.
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Thunderclap's Crowdtweeting Experiment Struck Down By Twitter
(fastcompany.com)
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None of these simulations seem to take into account the usual activities that delay boarding: * Not all of first class boards early, many flyers stay in the lounge till later and then hold up the aisle getting their bag into the overhead *
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TSA Pooh-Poohs Video Purporting to Defeat Airport Body Scanners
(wired.com)
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Jeremy Lin’s Triumph Over Stereotype Threat
(ideas.time.com)
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Yeah the license wording is very unclear but in the docs he tries to clarify. From the docs: You must publish your work under the very same conditions. This means that other people could use and profit from your derived work. In
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Investment by Microsoft values Facebook at $15 billion (2007)
(nytimes.com)
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Although the rule is dumb, taking it out on the flight attendants is even dumber. Flight attendants shouldn't be expected to know which devices transmit and which don't or how a kindle works. There are stiff penalties that the flight attend
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15y ago
I don’t eat much of any refined foods anymore, few if any carbs (bread, pasta, cake, bagels, etc), and lots of good quality meat, seafood, and vegetables. This is the what I did as well, dropped 25 pounds from 200 to 175 over a few months
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Airlines seek shutdown of online miles trackers
(cbsnews.com)
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Agreed, and it's a little strange to mention using airline miles to reduce your costs, but then fly Astraeus which doesn't award miles. There are lots of better ways to "hack" your travel than spending time on the sites he listed.
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NASA Spacecraft Images Offer Sharper Views of Apollo Landing Sites
(nasa.gov)
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