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by qqg3 10y ago
Amazon is the better deal if you only go for one, their content library has gotten better and better. Also, consider the other perks you get with Amazon, shipping, music, books etc
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by qqg3 10y ago
The easiest way to avoid that is to have well structured post-mortem process, and post-mortem everything. Successful and unsuccessful releases.
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by qqg3 10y ago
It's quite clear a lot of people in here are approaching this with a "B2B" mindset where clients and contracts can be fired and terminated. This scenario is "B2C", "the customer is always right" may be a t
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by qqg3 10y ago
Client isn't "bad". They are a customer not a client, the relationship is so very different, you can't just fire a customer or tell them to go away, especially not if you're selling your product on Amazon where peop
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by qqg3 10y ago
> trying to stick it to the little indiegogo guy If it was purchased from Amazon the customer may not know anything about the indiegogo or the size of the "company". Just expected to get a working product.
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by qqg3 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_acuity
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by qqg3 10y ago
Why not? Its better for your eyes if you're working in dim rooms.
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by qqg3 10y ago
Its also really good for your eyes, bright, blue screens in dim rooms causes excess eye strain.
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by qqg3 10y ago
Cooper Vision do some great dailies that are torics, I've been using them for years.
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by qqg3 10y ago
This works really well to illustrate most of these points: http://i.imgur.com/ZY8dKpA.gif
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by qqg3 10y ago
I've seen a few places suggest wiped phones are a little suspect, so maybe populate them with a little bit of "neutral" content?
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by qqg3 10y ago
What you might not know? Ocado has built the backend for a lot of those major supermarkets offering online shopping. Another revenue stream for them as they are shopping the technology abroad too
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by qqg3 10y ago
If anything the Grand Tour was trying to show if affordable electric cars were here yet. They tested a reasonably affordable BMW alongside a traditional engined VW.
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by qqg3 10y ago
I think they were referring to english language lettering on the toilets. Because we're not going to carry around a print out from the verge.
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by qqg3 10y ago
Dude, "2.4GHz dystopia", he wasn't being serious. Chill out man.
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by qqg3 10y ago
Yes but he would be shutdown instantly if he used "Amazon" in the url
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by qqg3 10y ago
It's not a loss though, they just invested some profits in R+D...
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by qqg3 10y ago
Important to point out this guy used to work for Apple on the maps product. So he may be a little biased.
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by qqg3 11y ago
Which makes sense, because you're not supposed to be using iPlayer outside the UK.
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by qqg3 11y ago
I think Tokyo may be able to hold its own depending on the definition of 'pub'.
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by qqg3 11y ago
I clicked on London and got a video about Las Vegas...
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by qqg3 11y ago
Where I'm from pretty much all degrees are 3 years? Does that mean you need some form of post-grad (Masters?) on top?
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by qqg3 12y ago
Piste is a word meaning "ski run" or "ski slope"
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by qqg3 12y ago
Saw a job based in Berlin, a little different perhaps
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by qqg3 12y ago
It's a print-at-home boarding pass, so no restrictions. I'm sure the one they produce at the airport still sucks.
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by qqg3 12y ago
No, they bypassed it because that is the print-at-home boarding pass design...
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by qqg3 13y ago
WhatsApp clone, may also be a joke.
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by qqg3 13y ago
Bullshit, I'm in the UK, everybody I know uses WhatsApp.
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by qqg3 13y ago
Everybody seems to be ignoring the fact that there is a huge community ON imgur alongside people using imgur with platforms like Facebook or Reddit.
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by qqg3 13y ago
For me I want to work in an open space, but have somewhere private and quiet I can go hide and get down to business and focus.

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