nickonline

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by nickonline 10y ago
Wall street isn't in the city?
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by nickonline 10y ago
Sure - I guess the point I'm making is that technology has advanced significantly in the time
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by nickonline 10y ago
This is such terrible reasoning, the London tube was opened 40 years before NYC and they used wooden carriages pulled by a steam train. To suggest the reason the subway doesn't have air conditioning is because "It's old"
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by nickonline 10y ago
I assume you live in the states where this stuff is on tap? Most of the rest of the world is waiting months for DVD releases.
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by nickonline 10y ago
It's really interesting this discussion, I don't go past the first initial discussion with a potential employer without understanding the salary range. If they refuse to comment on that I assume it's low and head on elsewhere
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by nickonline 10y ago
No card is the only real benefit.
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by nickonline 10y ago
Not compatible with my S6
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by nickonline 10y ago
Credit card fraud is the highest in the US compared to any country in the world. Probably because it is so easy to swipe someone's wallet and then go on a spending spree without having to know a second detail.
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by nickonline 10y ago
Curiously, what are your views on things like the Alexia integration [1]? [1] http://www.americanbanker.com/news/bank-technology/why-banks...
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by nickonline 10y ago
You're being ridiculously literal. What if you have milk but are out of orange juice or cheese or steak? Unless the 'milkman' is turning up with all these things on the of chance you're low on one this system is much mor
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by nickonline 10y ago
> Anyone who has set up a web-server on the public net The statement wasn't just anyone
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by nickonline 10y ago
It's really not some crazy idea. I'm sure you've heard "My grandfather rode a camel, my father rode a camel, I drive a Mercedes, my son drives a Land Rover, his son will drive a Land Rover, but his son will ride a camel,
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by nickonline 10y ago
I don't know, if you post a link as well as an image you're losing 24 characters from a 140 character limit. You lose just less than 20% of the characters available. I think a 20% increase is fairly substantial.
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by nickonline 11y ago
Do you know what that report is called?
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by nickonline 11y ago
There's nothing stopping you from submitting, if it's truly interesting it will appear on the front page. Don't try to hijack someone else's post.
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by nickonline 11y ago
But there's other examples of this, McDonalds in the USA is lowest of the fast food but around the world their stores are held to higher standards and output higher quality food. Maybe Uber has given up on the USA as a whole, the USA a
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by nickonline 11y ago
This is fantastic as I've just started learning flex-boxes, I did have one problem using it, there's no stop button once the circles start flowing!
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by nickonline 11y ago
He's not talking about FB gaming. He's talking about mobile games. Mobile games that are not played on Facebook are paying Facebook for ad space so that they can reel in additional whales. Games like Clash of Clans & Gears of
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by nickonline 11y ago
I don't really understand how this is anyone but the State's problem and why celebrities need to be donating for these people to keep living shouldn't the state be doing that?
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by nickonline 11y ago
The majority of people (myself included) are paying a company to provide the DNS service to by-pass the geolocking. Surely it's as simple for Netflix as blacklisting the range of IPs that the company runs off. They're not going to
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by nickonline 11y ago
That's $200k per employee if they sold today, they were already getting paid well. A nice payout for sure.
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by nickonline 11y ago
The guy that put together silk road was found with all his stuff at the same coffee shop every day.
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by nickonline 11y ago
Most of the most visible features and improvements I've seen in iOS over the years were developed by the jailbreaking community and eventually apple incorporated into iOS.
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by nickonline 11y ago
That's fairly useless if it doesn't work with other banks.
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by nickonline 11y ago
This is pretty rough on any interviewee who already has a job as they'd have to take holiday days to interview. Do you give them a week off in lieu if they get the job?
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by nickonline 11y ago
I'm 28 and haven't had an antenna plugged into my TV since moving out of home, what's your point?
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by nickonline 11y ago
I'm in Sydney, we do not put parked cars between our bikes and roads but it works just fine with a gutter. https://www.google.com.au/maps/place/Wynyard/@-33.8687896,15...
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by nickonline 11y ago
I pay ~$40/week in public transport costs to get to work, I estimate the bike is around $5-10 a week (costs for the occassionally required items: new tires; a pump; some gear; lights etc) A $100 bike I would have paid off in 2-3 weeks
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by nickonline 11y ago
Take a picture of your car in the parking spot every time you park somewhere? Seems a little excessive?
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by nickonline 11y ago
But looking at your graph Greece jumps back up ~2 years into their current depression before diving parrallel to the USA 80 years prior. So I'd say looking at that graph they're in exactly the same place the USA was ~4 years after

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