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pallandt
13y ago
I'd so wish this caught on in my country, not just because of costs, I happen to find biking really enjoyful and relaxing. Unfortunately, what you end up with is being made fun of for choosing such a method of transport or even harasse
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pallandt
13y ago
Neat idea, I like this very much.
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13y ago
I really like this, it's so easy to navigate and at the same time have a view of the overall 'feels'.
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13y ago
Couldn't agree more, not just because of the possible security implications, but also because it can seriously back-fire against you, in terms of potentially damaging your reputation. A closely related example would be of a web app I s
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pallandt
13y ago
If you're looking for good looking icon fonts, don't forget to check out Entypo as well( http://entypo.com/ ). Not as many options as Font Awesome, but they do look really good/much better than other free alter
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13y ago
They most likely make up for it (the small loss or lack of profit) by selling other items, at least that's what happens at other companies applying the same strategy. It evens out and they can boast about the huge number of SKUs they&#
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13y ago
Wow, this could have been prevented at so many 'checkpoints' that it reads like an almost cautionary, fake anecdote rather than a real story.
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pallandt
13y ago
Same issue here, just different Win version. In my case it was easy to solve since I didn't really need 3D acceleration, so I ended up disabling it.
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pallandt
13y ago
It's clear now, thank you!
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13y ago
I was curious about that as well. I checked their website and they offer both affiliate and reseller programs. My best guess is that it's actually a 3rd party that sold the domains, yet a whois lookup returns the name of the parent co
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13y ago
Commenting so I can have a later reference to this post. Thanks!
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13y ago
MarkMonitor is used by companies that are interested in protecting their brand(s) online. For example, imagine Rolex would be interested in knowing if/when/how many fake watch sellers had online shops that used the keyword 'r
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pallandt
13y ago
Perhaps because you don't have Google+ enabled as an available service. I get a similar message and this is the reason in my case.
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13y ago
I always take Wikipedia with a grain of salt, especially when it comes to pharmacology / pharmacodynamics / pharmacokinetics. I may be wrong though, so take my opinions with a grain of salt as well please. Here's another way
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13y ago
It largely depends on what you've read: how reputable the journal, how well-informed and genuine the researchers were etc. Some papers are written just for the sake of making one researcher's 'quota' or fulfilling the mi
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13y ago
I don't have much time right now to sift through so many papers, but see these for instance: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10583700 , http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1372342 I haven&#
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13y ago
I haven't read the whole article, but there is at least one inaccuracy I spotted. Piracetam's primary mechanism of action is glutamatergic, not cholinergic. This is why the known side-effects include anxiety, headaches, insomnia
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13y ago
Yes, that's what I meant.
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pallandt
13y ago
I thought only browsing was HTTP, but as soon as a customer proceeded to checkout, it switched to HTTPS?
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13y ago
I'm Europe-based, I feel your pain. Every time I read about some new potentially awesome payment service, but only for the US-audience it consistently manages to make me grumpy all day thinking about all the lost business possibilities
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13y ago
I enjoyed reading this very much. No hint of the arrogance that so well characterizes some of the younger entrepreneurs and also a real success story not choke-full of buzzwords. (about a simple app that generated $500k in revenue in the fi
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13y ago
This should get on the front page, the title is ambiguous, but the article itself is about a very abusive law enforcement request.
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13y ago
I think the messy desks in the article are exhibits of said persons ability to focus, despite the metaphorical chaos around them. The desks might simply be a consequence of the huge volume of work these persons got done through the day and
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13y ago
I find it funny that this was downvoted into oblivion. It's valid advice, especially considering this person is young and needs guidance/advice for best practices.
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13y ago
Hey, you're not alone :)
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13y ago
Is anyone else annoyed, perhaps irrationally, by titles containing 'no one (else) knows why'? This has been used so abusively in the past that I think my tolerance for it lowered quite a bit. The cause for the meltdown seems some
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13y ago
At 1st look this is depressing, but strangely enough they've already raised 16k out of the required 25k, AND there's still 24 days left to go until the end of the campaign. Perhaps the backers are looking at it in a different way:
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13y ago
I think you're right. A relevant thread from Reddit if anyone's interested: http://www.reddit.com/r/SheepMarketplace/comments/1nsmzx/a_f...
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13y ago
Excellent and I hope you acquired Proxima Nova legally. If not, better make that right.
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13y ago
I think we should be thankful that no one was actually killed and that apparently the hired hitmen were law enforcement. The supposed kills were real for him though having even received (fake) confirmation from a contractor and the intent t
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