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by qes 7y ago
Google also did it better, but that's just my opinion.
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by qes 7y ago
The tough ones are people who aren't clearly bad enough to just let go, but lack enough in the skill department that trust is lower than it could be and slows things down.
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by qes 7y ago
How does it exclude Microsoft, who reported $8.4 billion net income for Q2 2019?
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by qes 7y ago
> Do i have time to go through multiple cycles of "get crap / return" until i get item I ordered? I do. Been ordering from Amazon since the 90's - my total purchases have exceeded 5 figures USD for many years - and I
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by qes 7y ago
You know what realization I've come to? That an _actual_ rich person can light 10 years of my quite substantial salary on fire and not be affected in any way whatsoever.
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by qes 7y ago
Their users are far from evenly distributed across timezones.
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by qes 7y ago
> Are you saying houses are too expensive, or wages are too low? Median housing cost is 54% of median income. That's.. high. The general recommendation is 30%. > A $170 premium to rent versus own seems like a wonderful price to p
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by qes 7y ago
Including gas, oil changes, insurance, new tires, etc? How many kilometers per year?
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by qes 7y ago
Where does personal responsibility come in? It's ludicrously easy to determine what payments will be, how much interest you'll pay, or what a narrow range of market price is for the vehicles you're considering. It's hard
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by qes 7y ago
> It would be like the police turning up to your house and demanding you have a receipt for every item in your house. Any item you do not have a receipt for is assumed to be stolen and you have to pay for it. The burden of proof is place
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by qes 7y ago
Focusing on developers has been MS's MO since the beginning, and they're only #2 because Apple is still riding the long tail of the iPhone surge.
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by qes 7y ago
Yes, it works fine in a cheaper non-stick pan I have, as well as in some nicer, but not exorbitant, ceramic coated pans. No oil necessary.
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by qes 7y ago
> Is it possible to import the drug from India instead? It is, and in my experience it's as simple as just placing an online order.
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by qes 7y ago
You just have to live in poverty, one way or the other.
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by qes 7y ago
LN does not either.
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by qes 7y ago
> This looks like a RNG Come on, how is everyone in this chain so blind. It's literally in bold and the single largest block of content on the page: NOTE:This is a sample implementation, the score returned here is not a reflection o
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by qes 7y ago
> I think EF needs to expand its reach far beyond relational databases. I'm not sure I could disagree more. I don't think it's feasible to abstract away the underlying realities of different data stores. That tends to end
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by qes 7y ago
> instead your response is to ban only beer More like banning near beer.
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by qes 7y ago
> the adoption rate of smoking among younger folks has spiked since flavoured e-cigs were introduced Are you calling vaping "smoking"? Because that would be disingenuous. Also you may as well just say "since e-cigs were in
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by qes 7y ago
The poster this is in reply to said they have no debt. > I'm in the same spot I grew up with my grandparents in, barely making it with like an extra $40/mo for ramen & beer with a friend or two one night for entertainment.
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by qes 7y ago
Agreed. Perhaps ncmncm is the author or a friend, because this article is a fluff piece with a clickbait title. I mean come on: "#1 Try not to make a slow site" And, no, this person did not make the fastest site in the world. They
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by qes 7y ago
And from my perspective moving is an enormous hassle. Multiple vehicles, recreational vehicles, even a project car, and then of course a garage full of tools. Thousands of pounds of weights and gym equipment. King size latex beds that weigh
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by qes 7y ago
> That means they paid 1000 in 2009 and now pay ~3500 in 2019. Which means they're almost certainly exaggerating, unless they're in a condo in downtown Chicago, but they did say "bumblefudge-nowhere" so I'd say j
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by qes 7y ago
I'm in my first mortgage, 30 years on ~$200k, almost nothing down. Starting to look at selling next year, which will be year 10. If it sold for the price I bought it, I'd walk with at least $40k of equity after closing costs. But
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by qes 7y ago
How would that solve the problem of dangerous bacteria in some people's donations? The free market version of solving this problem is counting on some transplant places to do adequate testing of donations. The ones that don't will
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by qes 7y ago
That. We ended up at $3500/month for ~200 TB/month. Reading this thread I might have negotiate harder when renewal time comes.
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by qes 7y ago
They've been in business for at least five years. They also decided to make a lot of noise about their Fortune 500 clients (multiple). If they're not well past "scrambling to succeed" then they failed on the business sid
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by qes 7y ago
No payment necessary. https://cloud.google.com/chrome-enterprise/browser/download/
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by qes 7y ago
It doesn't take a college degree, in law or otherwise, to understand that data in one place - whether that's physically or under the umbrella of a single service provider - is subject to unpredictable, unexpected, total loss.
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by qes 7y ago
> For the downvoters, please just link here the proof if you disagree. > Here are the S3 numbers: https://aws.amazon.com/s3/sla/ 99.9% https://azure.microsoft.com/en-au/support/lega

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