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by pandapower2 8y ago
I was curious about this. >The one attack a year is an aberration. Is that just one attack a year in that specific region? There are certainly more than that globally. Earlier this year there were two attacks in Australia only hours apar
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by pandapower2 8y ago
The dead salmon has aged like fine wine.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
Although I suspect this is sarcasm you do raise a good point. Even as someone who has traveled a lot including pre-Internet, now that I have gotten used to the idea of essentially live bragging about where I am, its hard to turn that reflex
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by pandapower2 8y ago
>You have to be really drunk on the koolaid to think that your company is doing anything good in the world. Or just willing to take the paycheck while pushing everything else to the back of your mind.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
How long is the recipient required to hold them before they can be sold? If you receive a large pile of stock/options which you can immediately begin selling off then the long term prospects for the company are largely irrelevant to yo
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by pandapower2 8y ago
>One massive advantage that I'm not sure most people realize quite yet is the Supercharger network. No manufacturer (other than Porsche talking about it recently) has actually built out chargers for their cars. Its electric scooters
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by pandapower2 8y ago
>data of about 9.4 million passengers of Cathay and its unit Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Limited had been accessed without authorization. >860,000 passport numbers, about 245,000 Hong Kong identity card numbers, 403 expired credit card
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by pandapower2 8y ago
I don't know what I thought would happen exactly but when he said he was taking time away I certainly imagined it would be a lot longer than a month.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
>The idea that the UK is the promised land is just an arrogant and ignorant attitude. That idea seems to be common to a lot of immigration officers all over the world. Its not restricted to wealthier countries or countries of any particu
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by pandapower2 8y ago
>how to know if a cease & desist is BS? Have you actually received one? If you have received one, speak to a lawyer. If you haven't received one, then you are worrying about a hypothetical.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
Electric scooters in particular. These things look pretty amazing. https://www.gogoro.com
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by pandapower2 8y ago
Within China there are approved churches of various denominations. For whatever reason that is apparently no longer sufficient.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
Various communities exist or have existed. NewGrounds used to be quite a mixing pot. There are various relevant reddit communities.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
Curious what the border control response is to being handed a phone that has clearly been wiped immediately before the flight.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
>It's a lot harder to cover up a murder than a data breach. Is it? You can murder someone by yourself and be the only person who knows what happened. You as the murdered are strongly incentivized to never tell anyone if you want to
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by pandapower2 8y ago
>identifies the shape of people within its 140-degree field of view and pans and zooms to make sure they’re all always in the frame. Assuming the videos produced can go places other than just Facebook I could see this being useful for yo
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by pandapower2 8y ago
I'm not even sure immigration laws have much to do with it. I would hazard a guess that the vast majority of people never get as far as finding out what the other country's immigration laws are.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
I'm not the person you replied to but keep in mind that a lot of people talk about wanting to live in another country but never get around to actually doing anything about it. It doesn't matter what country you are currently in th
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by pandapower2 8y ago
If nothing else deleting/hiding the metadata makes it less likely that someone outside of youtube will figure out a way to accurately determine how many times a given piece of content has been uploaded to youtube. Instead they hide it
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by pandapower2 8y ago
Not many that I can think of. Look out for local drug dealers? Possible he could find a job that includes access to a shower. I know of once case where that has occurred. It was a job in a warehouse and there were showers and change rooms h
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by pandapower2 8y ago
Had something similar happen with a skype account. Skype's answer was to open a new account and move on.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
Noting right at the beginning, I'm a father. I suspect that part of the reason why insecurity inducing daddy blogs are comparatively rare is that the bar for fathers is traditionally very low compared to what is expected of mothers in
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by pandapower2 8y ago
>and had been turning Apple's reputation and Halo-effect into cash rather than innovation. Sounds pretty much like his job. Apple doesn't exist to innovate. It innovates to produce cash.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
>I don't know what they do. In my experience all C level executives do a very good job of seeming like they know what they are doing. That seems to be a huge part of the job. Seeming like you know what you are doing, seeming like yo
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by pandapower2 8y ago
Rule of thumb. Whenever a headline asks a question the answer is no.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
interesting that you did the JET program at 39. I figured it was all 22 year olds. Out of curiosity, were you a single person? Wondering if they accommodate adults with a spouse and one or more children.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
I'm actually unsure if I've ever made any particularly good career decisions aside from switching into computer science. Aside from that I have largely been reliant on the combination of being reasonably competent and the generall
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by pandapower2 8y ago
Its kind of demoralizing to see technically inferior products doing well but, as you described, the technology is only a small part of the puzzle.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
A simple email between the two of you describing the terms would be a vast improvement on a handshake deal.
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by pandapower2 8y ago
>The thought was, build it, offer it for free to grow it and then charge. I feel like this is an incredibly common software developer turned entrepreneur mistake. Lack of confidence in asking for money leads to a reluctance to put a pric

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