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remir
9y ago
“We all understand how complicated and regulated school is compared to the simpler business that we are already in,” Mr. Neumann said. “But we decided we’re going to go into education. If you really want to change the world, change kids wh
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remir
9y ago
This is a great idea and I like this anonymous approach. Thanks!
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remir
9y ago
Thank you for the suggestion.
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remir
9y ago
Well, to be honest with you, I don't really know how to tell him. Perhaps it would be easier if we came from the same culture, but we don't and I don't want to sound patronizing or anything.
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9y ago
Drugstore brands such as Axe, Old Spice and Irish Spring are absolutely terrible. I'm currently using Dr Bronner's castile soap (eucalyptus) and while the smell is strong, it's not offensive. I also like Ivory (bar soap) and
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9y ago
A guy at work come from a different culture and don't put on deodorant and I can smell him every time he walks near me. I guess he doesn't smell his own odor because he got used to it, but other people notice. In the same way, som
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9y ago
I whish ReactOS was mature enough that you could run every win32 programs and games in it perfectly.
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9y ago
I guess the next question is; how long until both Instagram and Whatsapp alienate their users and they switch to the "next big thing"?
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9y ago
Discord does this as well, plus you can change you public username on every servers.
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9y ago
P2P forced the industry to adapt and now we have good streaming services, but the content selection is nowhere as good as what you can find on torrent sites. What the Popcorn Time devs did was simply amazing. It had a Netflix-like interface
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remir
9y ago
It's more about Google helping Wordpress the CMS that powers 27% of the web than Google helping bloggers, IMO.
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9y ago
The Facebook app already know where you are. If both you and the other person have the Fb app, then I'm sure this feature could be implemented relatively easily.
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9y ago
That was just an analogy to illustrate the idea of transition.
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remir
9y ago
I'm personally getting tired of ecosystem lock-ins, so Spotify is a great alternative because they're available everywhere. Also, the UX of Spotify Connect is great.
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9y ago
If I remember correctly, the man said that he eventually went to another "realm" or "dimension" that was beyond words, but that he needed a sort of transition between the two level of consciousness. It's probably si
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9y ago
I read an account of a near-death experience a couple of years ago from an atheist man. When he "died", he went out of his body and saw Jesus in the room with him. He asked Jesus if he was real, or just an illusion/dream. The
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9y ago
Never heard of Adyen, but it's great to see more Euro companies compete against SV.
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9y ago
I bet a lot of people would still pay full price. I mean, Gap has 30% off coupons every week like clockwork. 40% off is pretty regular, too, so why would anyone pay full price? Well, I bet a lot of people do.
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9y ago
The middle 21.5" 4k iMac still come with a HDD. In Canada this is a $1,729.00 machine. This is simply ridiculous. The 27" models all have Fusion Drives, but I'm not familiar with them, so don't know their performance lev
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9y ago
Until you can run Xcode in iOS, you'll need a Mac to make apps for Apple's various platform.
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9y ago
This is what I never understood in online ads. You're looking to buy, say, a North Face jacket but the price is a bit higher than you're willing to pay, so you close the tab. Now, you go elsewhere on the web and you see ads for th
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9y ago
I never understood the fear of public funded healthcare in America. An annual premium of $18,000 is insane. My mother in law spent 1 month at the hospital and she had two surgeries. Cost? Zero.
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9y ago
Google could be more focused, but for that, you have to say NO to a lot of things and perhaps Google feels like this would create frustration among its most creative talents, so they're willing to ship multiple duplicates of the same t
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9y ago
HTML auto-play is absolutely infuriating. On desktop, I landed on some CNET article the other day and suddenly a video start playing (super loud, too). Why does CNET assume I want to watch this? I don't know if there's an option s
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9y ago
Man I wish the Macbook was 13" instead of 12!
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remir
9y ago
Great initiative! I would like to know what you think of Artemis Network's stuff? Is it legit?
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9y ago
If they make so much cash with oil, then why does Japan and Bill Gates have to spend billions to help them fight polio?
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I'm I the only one who thinks that Japan kinda looks bad here? I mean, Bill's foundation is already dedicating $3B a year on development assistance, couldn't Japan just say to Nigeria: "You don't have to pay us back
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9y ago
Raising children has become complex because living in our modern society is complex. We are far from the times in which men went to hunt and women worked on the field or made various objects in the village and the elderly cared for the chil
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I absolutely agree. Something natural, like having children, has become complicated and this is problematic. Knowing that there's single parents struggling to care for their children because they're alone, without support network
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