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by mvid 9y ago
If I land in Thailand, how fast is the Hallon service? What about Brazil, South Africa, Russia or Australia? Their are cheaper plans within the USA for domestic data usage, if that is all you want. That’s not the point of Fi though
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I used to use T-Mobile, but the reason I switched to Fi was because outside of North America, the speed just isn’t there. Even when you pay for the upgraded “3G” speed, it has a low cap for max speed, something like .25 mbps. You can buy pa
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by mvid 9y ago
The T-Mobile plan is limited to high speed in North America, and 2G elsewhere. Even when you pay to upgrade to 3G, it’s capped at something like 1/4 MBps. It’s borderline unusable internationally.
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by mvid 9y ago
I'm surprised Apple has created a proper Fi competitor yet. It would fit so well into their premium brand of "your iPhone works the moment you step off the plane wherever your amazing life takes you". They wouldn't have
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But Über predated Lyft (Zimride) by 4 years
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Can you list a few of these brokers?
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You are referring to someone walking from the sidewalk. The parent is referring to someone leaping from behind a parked car or visual obstruction. The distance to travel in the parent’s situation is basically zero, and is incredibly common
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by mvid 9y ago
Won’t this work the opposite way as well? Facebook will be free to ingest all of the data from the smaller social networks
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by mvid 9y ago
The last thing in the world we want is a bus driver getting out to argue with someone for 15 minutes about a fine
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by mvid 9y ago
Perhaps with asymmetric key encryption? So someone can validate that a vote was theirs, but you can't pin a vote to a person without them doing so. It would require that everyone understood key management, which is probably untenable
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This only sounds like it would work if each state had some kind of physical and cultural separation. We already see in Illinois how state level gun control is failing. It doesn’t matter how strict Illinois sets its gun laws, they still pour
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It can be somewhat inconvenient to being so debilitating that you need to plan years in advance.
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by mvid 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - San Francisco - Remote OK - Travel Possible Experienced software developer with a history in startups. Proficient in: * Python ['django', 'flask', 'google.app.engine'] * Javascript [&#x27
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Well the zombie apocalypse has to start somewhere
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In this case, the subscription service doesn't allow for local vaults. You need to be using the 1Password hosted cloud service to store your passwords. For most of us that is a nonstarter.
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Couldn’t you say the same of any Apple product? Initial release is tightly controlled but highly polished, and then capabilities are opened and exposed as specific demand grows. I bet homepods will either have full Spotify and Android suppo
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Wouldn’t it be just another point you’d have to check? Or do you plan on scraping the other more popular boards
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Deep sea divers can’t come up too rapidly because the nitrogen will cause their blood to boil, not for any mental reason.
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by mvid 9y ago
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by mvid 9y ago
You don't need to have an MBA, and you don't need to join YC. Given that, most people who don't have an association with a prestige organization will fail. More than the "most" who will fail even with the associatio
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by mvid 9y ago
As to your first question, YC will likely be entirely unaffected because the money is the least valuable aspect of joining the program. An ICO doesn’t bring the notoriety and community you get from YC. As to your second question, it far mor
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by mvid 9y ago
I've been told so by some back professionals. I don't think it's that one form of sitting is better than another, everything else being equal. It's more about the neck alignment to the direction of your hips, which couch
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by mvid 9y ago
I wish I could invest in whichever back doctor is closest to you
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I know plenty of companies (and VCs funding them) who had no technical talent and went with an outsourced team. VCs have networks of people who can help get a business off the ground temporarily, for this exact reason. Most startup founders
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by mvid 9y ago
When I'm outdoors or on my motorcycle, I carry a Leatherman Titanium. For general carry or "self defense"* I carry a Benchmade 710 * It's unlikely one is trained enough in knife fighting to defend oneself. Even most mili
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by mvid 9y ago
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It’s not optimizing for “comfort in looking up”. Also, cars are only a necessity when you can’t walk everywhere. San Francisco is already a city where the majority don’t own a car. Making it more dense won’t undo that.
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by mvid 9y ago
That account is brand new, so it seems like a shill account spamming for that website
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Estonia is absolutely not one of those countries.
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Assuming you have equivalent quality cinemark theaters everywhere you have other theaters. There is one cinemark theatre in SF and it doesn’t show all major films. There are some 8 theaters in SF you can use with movie pass.

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