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by quickben 9y ago
How does this works over there in US? Government or private insurance covers it?
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by quickben 9y ago
Another year of another decade; Microsoft as dishonorable as ever.
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by quickben 9y ago
>>Christian genesis: There was a garden of Eden, and a god. We'll, technically, Genesis starts with a universe filled with water, and science stars with a universe filled with hydrogen (that can be detected) and potentially other
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by quickben 9y ago
So, aether?
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by quickben 9y ago
You can, it's very easy. That's probably why 10S is there, to stopgap chunk of the population before they see how easy it is. Was your first laptop a cheap 10S? or chrome? or did you install it yourself on a thinkpad? It's al
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by quickben 9y ago
Maybe, but not everything is about shipping, the are a lot of areas that sorely lack a specialized search, and have nothing to do with selling stuff.
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by quickben 9y ago
I'll only partially agree to that. In the segment of operating systems, windows differentiated and promoted 'home' 'pro' 'ultimate' , etc. They already paved the terminology and more importantly trained th
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by quickben 9y ago
"Turns out it's not about new search engines but rather how to capture search intent. Amazon did that to beat Google." This is very much doable nowdays for cheap. Hmm, I should stop slacking on my hobbies and roll one special
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by quickben 9y ago
Oh I agree with you on that one. They are stable games, just not on the production level with your average PC game. About the UX, not sure if it's just me, but I want more character or object control when playing a game. I guess I have
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by quickben 9y ago
That was a story that I found outrageous. I recall my distant relative and another few of my friends got a house here in Toronto when they were 1/4 - 1/3 of what they are now. All while their salary being maybe 10% less. And then
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by quickben 9y ago
Is that smaller hatch connected to anything when open? Looking at the pictures it's just waiting to be lost somewhere.
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by quickben 9y ago
But, a multiday storm in that pan, will be anything but fun.
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by quickben 9y ago
Offering it on cheap laptops?
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by quickben 9y ago
YMMV. Across several of my phones, my Linux servers and my Windows desktops; My desktops seems to be 'recovering from graphic card crashed' once every few weeks. It also depends how you count. Numerically, the games produced for
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by quickben 9y ago
The user experience gets better with more options. A 'superiour' user experience implies lots of options. I.e. luxury car with all the gadgets, etc. A stripped down application, void of options, doesn't provide a 'superi
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by quickben 9y ago
Yes. So in essence, if one zooms out enough, desktop software has to make a comeback in some form. Otherwise the hooks that saas will establish nowdays will be much more nasty for progress, than anything IBM could ever envision doing.
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by quickben 9y ago
But tomatoes aren't just volume and red color. If anything, complex chemistry has to take place to saturate them with variety of stuff. It depends which camp one is in. Are they after the volume or the nutrients.
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by quickben 9y ago
That's not true. We grew tomatoes long time ago. Most of them had amazing taste. Even the 'commercial varieties'. The problem is that tomatoes need lots of sun and time. They are spinning that in the article, and I'm sad
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by quickben 9y ago
Or they can simply leave them a bit more in the sun. You know, to do what evolution tuned them to do across eons. Today: Profits >> nutrients.
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by quickben 9y ago
>> "So what's different now?" Well, at the end of the month, instead of paying IBM for mainframe time, we are now paying AWS for the cloud time. Similarly with the others.
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by quickben 9y ago
Funny, as time goes on, that story is gaining in popularity and relevance. Went straight from SF to Contemporary in a decade.
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by quickben 9y ago
Eh, they are assuming it's broken as if it was somebody not competent that made it this way. The current state is intended and legally voted and brought there. Don't vote for whoever is bribed by the healthcare lobby, otherwise n
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by quickben 9y ago
The article doesn't say which ones.
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by quickben 9y ago
What do you mean. Lots of people die because of lack of health care acess. Just look at the life expectancies in the undeveloped parts of the planet.
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by quickben 9y ago
But that's handled by the contract at the point of sale. One Windows XP with N years of support for $ money. Legally, they are covered.
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by quickben 9y ago
Minimum wages are relative to the country they are in and to the living standard there.
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by quickben 9y ago
You can probably make that argument for slavery too. Both would be wrong. Back at my first university where we went over macro economy and countries, they told us every county must at some point step in and set some basic rules. Not setting
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by quickben 9y ago
Amd cpu line is rolling out. You can buy ryzen. Vega is coming out this year. Volta isn't consumer based. Go check the enterprise prices. Consumer Volta is mid 2018, so this, from a consumer perspective, is a paper launch.
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by quickben 9y ago
I think you are wrong on the Google front. Google did everything to please devs. Take apple for example, they won't think twice about refusing your app. Google OTOH, since the early days, lacked so much in the Appstore, that they let a
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by quickben 9y ago
Probably, but MS is a single vendor, with one (sort of) brand of an OS. They have full control over it.

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