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Americans think they work harder than everyone else – and they don’t(qz.com)
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The sickness at the hearts of Flipkart and Snapdeal(qz.com)
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How Pirates and Hackers Worked Together to Steal Millions of Dollars in Diamonds(buzzfeed.com)
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These 25 Companies Are More Powerful Than Many Countries(foreignpolicy.com)
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The Gang of Retirees Behind the Hatton Garden Heist(vanityfair.com)
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Bounty Hunter Tracks Chinese Companies That Dupe Investors(nytimes.com)
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The Woman Who Couldn't Swallow(digg.com)
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The World According to Domains(thenextweb.com)
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How to watch Google DeepMind battle the world's Go champion(theverge.com)
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Confessions of a Failed Self-Help Guru(narrative.ly)
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by nols 11y ago
Basecamp has 14 office employees (though they have more employees, and are big proponents of remote working) sharing a 10,000 sq foot space, compared to every office it's going to be open and airy.
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The Music Startup Meltdown(medium.com)
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Three Concepts You Need to Grasp If You Want to Know Whether to Legalize Drugs(vice.com)
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by nols 11y ago
14 years of it though, trying to gain access to people's email accounts, spoofing her own email, following her to college, this isn't sending a few mean tweets out there.
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I’ve Had a Cyberstalker Since I Was 12(backchannel.com)
275 points by nols 11y ago|243 comments
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The Last Film for Millions of Classic Polaroid Cameras Is About to Go Away(fastcompany.com)
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China just announced one of the largest single layoffs in history(qz.com)
7 points by nols 11y ago|1 comments
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Dissolving the Dead(thewalrus.ca)
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Caffeine for Sale: The Hidden Trade of the World's Favorite Stimulant(npr.org)
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How a Mechanical Failure Sparked 625 MTA Delays(nymag.com)
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The Artificial Universe That Creates Itself(theatlantic.com)
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by nols 11y ago
Just not a good place to do business with. I can appreciate having fun at work, believe me I can, but as someone who spent nearly a month without insurance because of a screw-up on my insurance company's side (completely unrelated to
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In the battle of Internet mobs vs. the law, the Internet mobs have won(washingtonpost.com)
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by nols 11y ago
Here is Google's page on it: https://www.google.com/edu/trust
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by nols 11y ago
Those are all things someone would have to do, or (more likely) used a management system to do it automatically, while this company does it for a $60 lifetime license. It simplifies things and thus makes it cheaper. It seems like this com
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by nols 11y ago
I think a major factor to its success was the Google backend making everything substantially simpler and cheaper. People have been putting linux on old hardware to give away for years, but Chromium letting students keep everything "in
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How schools around the country are turning dead PCs into speedy Chromebooks(theverge.com)
70 points by nols 11y ago|53 comments
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The Secret Lives of Tumblr Teens(newrepublic.com)
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Your Company Is Not a Family (2014)(hbr.org)
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Hanging out with the script kiddies(bbc.com)
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