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muse900
8y ago
Sorry, I didn't specify it. Yes that was using headphones... who would use speakers on an airplane.
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I agree. 1st table I ever owned was a Nexus 7. I bought it because I was very satisfied with Nexus 5 being my phone (price and stability). The thing that annoyed me the most about Nexus 7 apart from lacking on basic things was its sound...
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8y ago
haha, exactly what I thought. Although he is doing us all a favor. I stopped watching season 3 although I loved the series, because I saw that it was cancelled and didn't want to leave on a cliffhanger. Now ill get back at it.
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8y ago
While I partly agree, I remember examples such as the terrorist attacks in Paris where it was covered on every media for a long period in time, and a few months later there was a mass killing in Afghanistan with way more deaths and obviousl
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8y ago
Similar experience here. Once I made an account and tried to be more active. I got told off for asking questions about issues I was having or because my answers weren't liked by someone with high rep. I gave up on it. I never use my st
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8y ago
The other reason is that the Italians and Greeks that were running those restaurants made a lot of money and their kids (next gen) went off to college. Having noone to operate those stores, they had to sell or find people that would operate
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Valve has 1,700 CPUs working non-stop to bust CS:GO cheaters
(pcgamer.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
very true, how many names and pornographic images are out there is beyond me, although this game is not rated 18+ since there are so many profile images with pornographic environment.
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9y ago
Where is Valve... cs:go is the most toxic game i've ever played... and its one of those games which has no support team behind it, once you report something noone from the company gets to see your report... The amount of racist names e
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9y ago
For me personally, whats very concerning is that we are in 2018, prolly a few years away from having flying cars and whatnot. And yet its much easier to find a cellphone than it is to find food and water. There are literally people still dy
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9y ago
It depends on the product you are building and the team. E.g for us it was super useful (team of 3) as we just hired a designer ux/ui guy that knew some flexbox stuff and javascript and now he is adopting into react-native quick enough
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9y ago
Before I went off to make a tattoo I had a conversation with my father. He told me, why are you getting one? if you like something so much, tattoo it in your heart, not on your skin. I am glad I listened to that advice and never got a tatto
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9y ago
Personal experience and this has nothing to do with New York City but I can understand the article POV. I recently moved to an island in Greece. The small town am living in, has the exact same issue that the article is describing, yet even
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9y ago
I find your comment absurd! You are basically suggesting that we airliners should discriminate against people that were born taller? What’s next ? Charging disabled people more because they have higher handling fees for the airliners? We li
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Ask HN: Why are airliner sits especially in Europe getting smaller and smaller?
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9y ago
As a kid I grew up playing video games. Around the age of 13 I switched on to online video games. I spent too much time on games like w3/wow etc. As a kid being exposed to such an environment wasn't good at all. After years, now b
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Hmm interesting, I know that am going to get downvoted but what I want to find out is how much it cost them and if going against someone on a European court level can be achieved by someone without money. What I mean is that those 2 people
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The UK will block online porn (for u18) from April
(wired.co.uk)
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Just to give some context behind it. The whistling is indeed word for word. In my village some of the over 40's still exchange whistles from time to time depending on their situation. I am not the best at whistling, as I didn't ha
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9y ago
Completely agree with you. In the London area it’s white expensive to live due to how expensive housing is. Contracting might be a good thing for a tech guy with a specific skill but a lot of people like me like to have something standard a
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You are totally right. Noone of my friends post anything about their lives. Its all about friends commenting someones name on some memes and then getting to see a meme or a viral video instead. Which is definitely not what I want to be spen
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I lived in London for several years. I've met people that were very open about scamming the system. I once knew a person, that went to London 17 years ago from another Country. He managed to get a not fit for work benefit and housing.
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9y ago
Something else I want to add is that I think the biggest pro I got from living in big cities, is that I have the mentality and hunger to make the best out of myself. Having a house, family, being able to travel etc. Obviously working remote
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Definitely. Been away for 10 years and lived a bit in New York and the rest of the time in London, changed me a lot. Now that I am back, I am having trouble communicating with people around me, as they can't believe nor understand some
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I can reflect to that. As a person that lived over 10 years abroad, coming back to Greece and Crete has been difficult. I can see myself and some foreigners that resided here after their pension came in, doing things that we wouldn't d
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9y ago
My only explanation to this would be that they would choose whatever was close and easier to get to. Don't forget that travelling was way different back then. I've heard stories of fleeing to Mani, Sicily and Egypt. I guess each f
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Where I grew up (Crete), I kept on listening to stories by elders about how their grandfathers and family members left the place due to vendettas between families and all went over to Sicily. Judging by the mentality of people around me, ev
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9y ago
The OP is the actual guy behind wakatime.
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Ask HN: How to repair a country?
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Yep its all about memes and 'news' (fake news, dailymail stuff). I found something interesting on my FB feed. I haven't liked any meme or news pages etc. So I'd get mostly what my friends liked from their liked pages. Re
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