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1561.
by megablast 10y ago
> I love to walk too, but if walking were a viable option, the cars wouldn't exist in the first place. Bullshit. Walking is a viable option for a lot of people. So is cycling, and public transport. Driving is just too easy, takes yo
1562.
by megablast 10y ago
> I live in Mexico, I've never seen anyone in Mexico make minimum wage, ever. And I do know people from all walks of life. But what do you mean by that? Do they get paid less or more?
1563.
by megablast 10y ago
Most Android devices sold are not Galaxy S7 or S6, they are cheap $100 to $200 devices, sold to people who just want a new phone and maybe facebook. The market share is bottom heavy.
1564.
by megablast 10y ago
> As always the most compelling thing about the phone is Google's support You mean support for the OS, not for the hardware, which is probably more of a concern for phone users.
1565.
by megablast 10y ago
> Unlike the other dimensions, the difference between ridiculously thin and absurdly thin isn't terribly user-visible What about the difference between ridiculously bulky and fat and normal size?
1566.
by megablast 10y ago
Go to settings and search for volume?
1567.
by megablast 10y ago
> The icon-based home screen is showing it's age and will need a revolution rather than an evolution. Why? It is easy, intuitive, and used by millions of people. Change for changes sake?
1568.
by megablast 10y ago
> Windows 10 Home Edition I don't miss Windows at all.
1569.
by megablast 10y ago
> Normally when a company extends a counter offer what they're doing is buying time to ease you out on their terms. Even if that is true, how would you ever know that? How would anyone in the world have access to those facts?
1570.
by megablast 10y ago
Sure, that should be the overriding issue that people use to vote for someone?
1571.
by megablast 10y ago
> The pickup process takes less than 15 seconds. Literally, walk in, scan barcode, locker opens up, and I pickup my package. So they magically transport you there in a second as well?
1572.
by megablast 10y ago
The iPhone is a particularly bad example. It did so much, phone, SMS, web, email, maps, compass, iPod, weather, stocks, and a lot more.
1573.
by megablast 10y ago
Woohoo, lets get the lawyers involved!
1574.
by megablast 10y ago
You are taking this way to harsh, I don't think he is giving them grief.
1575.
by megablast 10y ago
Right, sure. But these are pretty basic questions. Questions that you wouldn't expect a lead to be asking a few years hence. You understand that right?
1576.
by megablast 10y ago
Exactly, just like facebook. Every restaurant should be like your example, every startup should be like facebook. Accept no substitutes.
1577.
by megablast 10y ago
Except the 100s of people walking by and having another obstruction they didn't ask for and don't want in their path. Or stupid sign hanging from the roof. It is not unreasonable NOT to want these things in your neighborhood.
1578.
by megablast 10y ago
Intel will be ok, Apple don't sell that many chips. And it is not going to affect anyone else. And Intel are looking at helping Apple out with the next versions of their chips, possibly fabbing them.
1579.
by megablast 10y ago
You can't say that without saying what the most beautiful is?
1580.
by megablast 10y ago
If somebody calls you a pointless moron, they are probably not trying to teach you anything.
1581.
by megablast 10y ago
It wasn't silent for me, I could hear the wind.
1582.
by megablast 10y ago
Just looks like another car to me, but I am not a car person.
1583.
by megablast 10y ago
Wow, that is confusing.
1584.
by megablast 10y ago
Are they banning them from being brought aboard the planes? Because it just looks like Qantas is stopping them from being charged or used while aboard?
1585.
by megablast 10y ago
> I think he won't be scamming anyone for a while Yeah, maybe. You can never really tell. He got away with this one really, by just returning the cards. It might convince him he was the skills to keep going. I would have told his mu
1586.
by megablast 10y ago
It is always like that for anything Water Resistance. That is because people can still break it by not following the rules (> 1 meter, >30 mins).
1587.
by megablast 10y ago
> Wilbur and Orville Wright conquered flight on December 17th, 1903. Few inventions were as transformational over the next century. It took four days to travel from New York to Los Angeles in 1900, by train. By the 1930s it could be done
1588.
by megablast 10y ago
Not for the guys in the factories though.
1589.
by megablast 10y ago
> Google doesn't cherrypick features for older hardware - it's all our nothing. well they should.
1590.
by megablast 10y ago
That is odd. Why didn't they just go on the internet and download an mp3?

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