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by megy 8y ago
Airlines charge a maximum of what people will pay, or try to, and still fill the seats.
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by megy 8y ago
I mean, of course. It is cheaper to do that anywhere in the world. The trick is to use the washing machine more than once.
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by megy 8y ago
How do you get that number?
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by megy 8y ago
For one state, so 50x that, which is $5m.
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by megy 8y ago
If someone is silly enough to accept a 2 hour travel time, that is on them. Nothing will fix that. PT is not for every idiot who wants to travel a large distance.
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by megy 8y ago
> It made me wonder if there are cities that have made big investments in subway or other light rail systems and then later regretted it. There are people who regret it. There are always people who only want roads and cars. It just depe
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by megy 8y ago
It works great in dense cities, obviously. Even dense US cities like New York, Chicago, etc...
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by megy 8y ago
> Parking is expensive Not expensive enough to cover the costs.
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by megy 8y ago
Drivers already don't pay for the infrastructure they use. Both public and private are subsidized by the government, hence everyone.
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by megy 8y ago
> The public parking in the city is prohibitive, alone. Prohibitive, or correctly priced?
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by megy 8y ago
> It's not rocket science It is not complicated to say that, it is complicated to get those issues past when a large majority of people drive and will never want to stop.
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by megy 8y ago
You didn't answer the question at all.
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by megy 8y ago
Why? Why is the priority to shut down an account? That should not be what is important.
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by megy 8y ago
This is one of the great things about youtube, that alongside Disney videos you have home made videos. But it doesn't work for kids. Should youtube change? Or parents reliance upon it.
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by megy 8y ago
> I think you vastly underestimate "influencers". Just replace that term with advertisers I think you are wrong, they are more rock stars or sports celebrities.
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by megy 8y ago
> sometimes without even asking. How do they know who she is then?
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by megy 8y ago
Ok, you are looking for a place to stay, who do you trust? The owners website, a booking website with a million properties? Or someone you know online, like their work, and recommend only a few places? You have to trust someone.
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by megy 8y ago
You have to trust someone, either the company describing the product themselves, a rating website, or this person.
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by megy 8y ago
Obviously you wouldn't or you would have done this already.
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by megy 8y ago
I am not sure you can use one example of a hardware company failing as proof of anything. Just as you couldn't use the success of a software or hardware company proving the opposite, that there isn't a problem.
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by megy 8y ago
> I don't get it, why is it so hard to detect stationary objects in front of you? This could only be said by someone who has never worked on the problem. I don't get it, why is programming so hard, you are just telling the comp
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by megy 8y ago
> I still don't get it. My bank's app lets me send money to people via interac e-transfer. You don't get it that most banks do not do that? I am unsure why you are confused about that?
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by megy 8y ago
> I find it impossible for a lawyer company to post medical records of someone else publicly Where do people here think the medical records were posted? On yelp? On the lawyers website? It is so weird people are just thinking that this
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by megy 8y ago
Where did they post them though? They didn't post them to Yelp, you can't do that. They didn't post them on their own website. Where would they have posted them?
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by megy 8y ago
> where it powered two (major) brands of micros in UK alone Do you know what they were, or is that secret information? It wasn't the BBC micro, was it the ZX Spectrum and Amstrad?
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by megy 8y ago
Yes, because if a small company can't successfully make one product, they should instead make 3.
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by megy 8y ago
It is also very debatable if it was a real demo.
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by megy 8y ago
How easy is it to deploy those changes then?
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by megy 8y ago
> could care less about your proposed benefits. Could they? Oh well, that is at least something then.
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by megy 8y ago
Gyms?

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