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by nnutter 16y ago
Wait? Why didn't Square increase their fee to 30%? I hear that's all the rage! P.S. Thank you Square! I will be (as always) recommending this to my family members who run their own business where a large portion of their revenue comes from
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by nnutter 16y ago
Apple, I bought an iPad because I could watch movies in Netflix and read bookmarks in Instapaper, news in Reeder, and books in Kindle. Please send each $37.50 (30% of the iPad sale shared four ways) to each developer for bringing you a cu
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by nnutter 16y ago
I completely missed the point that Amazon is charging >30% of price to publish to the Kindle. Not sure how I missed that... Still seems like Apple's "implementation" is overly broad in comparison since the iPhone is much more than an eB
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by nnutter 16y ago
Seems like the important question is whether the price per MB is a cost imposed by Amazon or by AT&T (or whoever their 3G provider is). If Amazon is inflating the delivery cost then let Apple screw them over. If Amazon is being screwed
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by nnutter 16y ago
I would be interested in seeing a similar map based on GDP per capita.
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by nnutter 16y ago
"THE HTML5 SHIRT — BUY IT! Every Man, Woman and Child can show their HTML5 Pride!" As long as you wear a XL or smaller.
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by nnutter 16y ago
I can definitely attest to having this type of experience. My first time trying to rent a movie was quite miserable. I first tried renting it from iTunes like I do TV shows which apparently doesn't work. I then started streaming it from the
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by nnutter 16y ago
Video is private and the text is just a synopsis of a linked article. If you actually follow to the article you will find an editorial not journalism. It uses words to imply communism and describes an awful day such as getting up at 6am, le
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by nnutter 16y ago
I think this is a good example of why the profit motive is important. Maybe they could figure out how to lower costs instead of almost tripling costs if they had some incentive.
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by nnutter 16y ago
The question is, 'Will this name still make sense in ten years when it is released?' Joking! Don't flame. All hail Wheezy!
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by nnutter 16y ago
I like that there is consistency in naming them when considering the periodic table. However, most people don't know the table well enough to know their atomic number, their classification (noble gas, halogen, etc.) nor would there be any c
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by nnutter 16y ago
Something along the lines of, "Choice only matters if your choice is one of the choices," applies. Apple wasn't offering him his choice so he bought an Android. Yet he still acknowledges that the iPhone 4 may be a better phone. His four m
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by nnutter 16y ago
Actually, what Apple said was, "...a smaller monitor with a high resolution that causes eyestrain and headaches." Imagine all the headaches iPhone 4 users are going to have.
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by nnutter 16y ago
I agree. I guess if they rated this 17+ or whatever it might be OK but I actually found it offensively suggestive.
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by nnutter 16y ago
Images suggesting oral sex, hand jobs, and anal sex... I would ban it too.
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by nnutter 16y ago
Ah, thank you for explaining that. I had thought I had heard about this in other printers as well.
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by nnutter 16y ago
Nitpick here, this is a list of color laser printers only.
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by nnutter 16y ago
What I've read is that as long as your plan is on auto-renew you can keep the $30/unlimited but it will not be available as a new package. In other words, if you stop auto-renew and then enable a package you will have to choose one of the t
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by nnutter 16y ago
I deleted my Facebook account so didn't get to try this but it may do something similar/better: http://www.reclaimprivacy.org/
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by nnutter 16y ago
I thought I had seen this before. I remembered some candle/tacks/box task. I believe it was this TED video.
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by nnutter 16y ago
Watch the video! So worth 2 minutes of your time.
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by nnutter 16y ago
This could be a good idea but there is also something to be said about not having to have an animation delaying the switch, etc. This solution is basically static order with manual (but pita) rearrangement.
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by nnutter 16y ago
This behavior is also true on Chrome/Firefox for Mac (s/ctrl/cmd/). Safari differs in that they correspond to bookmarks on the bookmark bar; I actually find this to be my preference.
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by nnutter 16y ago
Of course, they can't promise anything like that with certainty. The stupidity of the TSA is that we are wasting enormous amount of time and money for very little benefit. I miss the days of coming off an airplane, walking down the tunnel,
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by nnutter 16y ago
This sounds like a way to get free labor. Maybe its just the fact that I've never heard about Kaggle and so it has no weight in my mind.
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by nnutter 16y ago
There are also plugins for Safari that add it such as Saft.
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by nnutter 16y ago
Much more elegantly put that I was able to say. I believe they should have the freedom to do what they want with their property and I expect the same for my property. Exploiting contract law to restrict what I can do on my own property is b
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by nnutter 16y ago
=)
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by nnutter 16y ago
How is this a valid comparison? A Big Mac is an end product not an intermediate. I suppose you could say it is an intermediate product for condiments. In which case McDonald's does not have a monopoly on what condiments you can put on your
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by nnutter 16y ago
Admitting you made a mistake does not mean you have learned from it. Apple has proven this over and over in the past few months/years.

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