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by periferral 14y ago
exactly. I'm surprised this is being so heavily discussed. I mean, if Telsa charged $63000 instead of $60000, no one would care. That 3000 covers the maintenance for 5 years. It is negligible in comparison to the cost of the vehicle.
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by periferral 14y ago
i agree the article got Mercedes costs wrong but your comment is on the other end of the spectrum. I've owned 2 Mercs and never had to run through 4 sets for 50k miles, 1 maybe 2 at most. But I do agree that merc dealers charge crazy for a
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by periferral 14y ago
how about using gimp effects rather than a programmatic solutions. For example. Animation -> Rippling. http://postimage.org/image/5ki873h2v/
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by periferral 14y ago
and that is not a SLK500 rather an SLR
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by periferral 14y ago
Just to be clear, LendInk facilitated lending through Amazon, not a service they were providing. They were simply matching users who had the same reading interest. I doubt Amazon pressured them into shutting down considering LendInk is send
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by periferral 14y ago
disagree with you on all point here. Yes you can arrange the icons on your phone the way you like it and yes you can do this on your laptop too. But when I dock my laptop, the screen resolution changes and now I have to find something. On t
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by periferral 14y ago
You presumably work at Yelp? This isn't a case of killing the messenger. This is a case where the company wants business owners to conform to its way to dealing with spam rather than have its engineers come up with a better solution to the
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by periferral 14y ago
no cron, no thanks
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by periferral 14y ago
Credibility of this is very doubtful indeed. Even if the 2CV was easy to deal with mechanically, the task of doing this in itself is a challenge in the middle of the desert. Add to that he didn't plan on breaking down and had tools + food/w
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by periferral 14y ago
DRM or not, this seems like a great way to distribute content.
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by periferral 15y ago
I'm sorry but Apple does not care about the 3gs either. Use it and it is slow and miserable. And come summer, you'll have the same experience with the 4s.
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by periferral 15y ago
While the Mozilla one worked, your example did not work on FF 11.
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by periferral 15y ago
Agreed. Amazon could use a similar policy rather than having to ship stuff back. For example, I ordered something from Amazon worth $200. A few days later, the price dropped to $100. I already had it unboxed and wired into my setup so I cal
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by periferral 15y ago
ff9 doesnt work for me. chrome does. you mentioned ff8?
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by periferral 15y ago
Though I personally haven't used this, I know many people who do and use it very well. It seems like a great tool for UX proofing. http://www.balsamiq.com/
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by periferral 15y ago
Anyone else think this article is a plug for his app?
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by periferral 15y ago
A lot of this seems like nitpicking. A lot is more android than Fire. Still more is completely unrelated since he talks about 3rd party apps not functioning well on the fire. I do have to agree about the hardware buttons however. I'm not a
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by periferral 15y ago
I'm with you. The buttons on the top and the next are redundant. However, the worst bit is that if a point doesn't fit on the screen, you can't hit the down button on the keyboard to scroll down because the down button takes you to the next
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by periferral 15y ago
how about a post on Apple 4S release with bugs causing battery drain. Or does MG believe apple can do no wrong.
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by periferral 15y ago
I can see how my message would mean that, since I wanted my point to be brief. I spend a lot of time reading to my kids and playing with them. I've seen how much they pick up that way. However, I haven't come across a book or way to hold my
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by periferral 15y ago
There are a few shortcomings here Having filters: Most users may use Inbox as the fall through location for emails. But a lot use filters as a way to move stuff out of the inbox to specific folders as a means to prioritize responses. eg. My
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by periferral 15y ago
And its not a reason to not. If the kids can pick up ABCs/Numbers while watching 1/2 hr of TV or 1/2 hr of you working hands on with them, doesn't change anything. So advocating no TV is a poor reason in this particular case. I think we all
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by periferral 15y ago
seems kinda pricey. renting 2 sets for $16/mo. I could hop on to target and buy 2 sets for the same price and I get to keep them till they outgrow them. I guess they need to deal with the overhead costs on shipping + cleaning + just plain
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by periferral 15y ago
Let me correct the title for you ' One More Thing: ‘iTunes Match’ Will DOWNGRADE Your Ripped Music For $24.99 A Year'. There much better. I have my music ripped if VBR at low compression and FLAC. Clearly, itunes isn't dishing out nearly t
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by periferral 15y ago
i presume you use that to filter spam. you could always have your userid as your email where the email is always username+site@emailprovider.com however, i have noticed some sites dont like the + which sucks because the spam model breaks do
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by periferral 15y ago
Seems like an interesting proposition and makes sense overall. I can think of a few issues however. 1. You always need access to email to get access to a website. This means that for whatever reason you don't have email access, you are lock
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by periferral 16y ago
ohhhh the tesla jokes on top gear for years to come from jeremy is something i'll look forward to.
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by periferral 16y ago
you must have clicked on the rent vs buy article
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by periferral 16y ago
this seems to make very little sense. most of the custom ROMs out there are based on Samsung's leaked 2.2 ROMs. If Samsung really didn't want to send out official updates for 2.2 they could stop the leaks and would kill XDA updates. Also ju
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by periferral 16y ago
i agree. cant really tell what is great about groupon and what is terrible about the echo logo.

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