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by megy 8y ago
Except this is not true at all, and we have somehow managed to have the milk out for 30 minutes at a time without going off. Watch when they refill.
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by megy 8y ago
You sound like the sort of person who shouldn't be watching the live feed, and wait for the articles, like me.
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by megy 8y ago
I think every single phone in the last 10 years uses a volume button as a shutter.
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by megy 8y ago
The new direction they are referring to is clearly the phone size increase.
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by megy 8y ago
> It would be nice if TripAdvisor or Google had some sort of 'tourist jam' avoidance algorithm, But why, it sounds like it is working perfectly. You would prefer it if a large percent of those people were send to your small tow
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by megy 8y ago
> but more basically as an unavoidable side-effect of globalization. Globalization or overpopulation.
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by megy 8y ago
Worked fine in firefox.
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by megy 8y ago
Ha amazing, maybe this guy shouldn't be writing to non-US audiences. Or maybe his next article can be "A Case Study in responding to A Case Study in Internationalization (2013)" There are more than 2 countries out there, and
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by megy 8y ago
> You might be able to run parts of it, but you can't run a marathon through sheer force of will if you haven't done the training. Yes, and you can't write a book if you can't read, or structure a sentence, or have a
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by megy 8y ago
I think you are confused. "Not being arsed" to do something is the same whether it is running a marathon or a writing a book.
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by megy 8y ago
ING in Australia used to give you 5% back on their credit card, they stopped it earlier this year.
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by megy 8y ago
The first publicly traded company to have a market cap of $1T.
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by megy 8y ago
Of course she would be able to communicate. Cats and dogs can communicate to us.
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by megy 8y ago
> The problem is that sales taxes are regressive, disproportionally impacting those for whom consumption is a large % of their total income. So? That is a problem for necessities like food, housing. But not for advertising, phones and co
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by megy 8y ago
No, maybe they would come to the Googleplex. A huge boon in food trucks.
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by megy 8y ago
> The only thing required to raise a seed round is to convince people who have money to give you money. The thing is that to do that, you need access to those people. And to get access with a previous network is where it gets tricky. Lot
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by megy 8y ago
> Have kids? When your kid spikes a fever at 1am and you have no car and you need to go buy some children’s ibuprofen, what are you going to do? I can run to my local 24/7 grocer or Walmart and be back in 10 minutes flat. I can cycl
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by megy 8y ago
> I’ve got a better idea. Except that is an awful idea.
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by megy 8y ago
> The ad team prevailed, this person said. Sure, don't they make >95% of all google profits.
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by megy 8y ago
You think it is free to have that building, that staff, the parking lot, the electricity??
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by megy 8y ago
> There were a number of returns of fake / broken items. This is not typical at all.
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by megy 8y ago
Right, but does the drummer bought in get a cut? Or the bass player? No, if they aren't part of the band.
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by megy 8y ago
It is not by Apple.
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by megy 8y ago
This is not true. They came to an arrangements with the Melbourne city council, and hired people to go around and tidy it up. They pulled out because too many people were dumping bikes in rivers and train tracks, and they weren't makin
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by megy 8y ago
Well off course, anything near a road is deadly. Just standing on the side of the road can be deadly. Anything around cars at all is incredibly dangerous. It is absolutely insane we allow cars anywhere near people.
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by megy 8y ago
> If JavaScript is disabled I just show a message saying the site needs it. We don't complain, we just go somewhere else.
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by megy 8y ago
Well sure, it makes it easier to ignore depending on the point you are trying to make.
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by megy 8y ago
I think we blame the person who buys it, as we should.
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by megy 8y ago
I pay $10 / month for the same. And when I was in the UK, I paid less than $30 a month for unlimited data. You don't know what competition is.
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by megy 8y ago
This is huge step. No longer does a computer need an API to communicate with someone.

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