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871.
by reustle 10y ago
If you're actually serious about cutting down your work week, check out the book 4 Hour Work Week. It's not perfect, but at least does a good job at entertaining the idea.
872.
by reustle 10y ago
If anything, this is a sign that they won't be going to USB-C on the iPhone anytime soon. They can't announce something like this, cause the headphone manufacturers to produce lightning headphones, and then remove the lightning po
873.
by reustle 10y ago
Just for the sake of discussion, and because I'm curious, I would like to ask about the other side of things. If these companies are more interested in hiring younger people, isn't that giving the potential experience to less expe
874.
by reustle 10y ago
You're assuming they come into a harbor. There are plenty of places to get to land with nobody around.
875.
by reustle 10y ago
To be fair, that is kind of a jerk move. They can't resell them as new, and I guess they have to either now sell them as used, or return them to the manufacturer somehow? If you want to try something on and they won't let you, but
876.
by reustle 10y ago
Myanmar, too: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-myanmar-quake-idUSKCN10Z17...
877.
by reustle 10y ago
Not only population, but also area US: 300 million people, 3.8 million sq miles EU: 500 million people, 3.9 million sq miles
878.
by reustle 10y ago
Also huge in Bangkok still. I see people with matching Pokemon Go tshirts, there are loads of lures around Siam in the afternoon, and hundreds of people camped out all over the malls playing for hours (particularly outside Siam Paragon).
879.
by reustle 10y ago
The problem with a global blacklist is that they're spoofing the number they are calling from. How long do you keep a number in the blacklist? What I'd you get assigned a number that used to be a spammer?
880.
by reustle 10y ago
Doesn't archive.org already have everything?
881.
by reustle 10y ago
He just prevented a few people from being scammed, at least for some time. Sounds pretty ethical to me :-)
882.
by reustle 10y ago
I was actually hoping this was about destroying the concept of software/product "relaunches".
883.
by reustle 10y ago
> Right now with Google Voice I get a dozen hang up calls per day, it's always from a different number. When I don't answer, Ive got a dozen 2 second long voice mails. I have exactly this problem too and I have no idea where th
884.
by reustle 10y ago
I've been using my US (Chase) chip and sign card everywhere in Europe for the last few months, no problem. And my Schwab chip debit card works fine too.
885.
by reustle 10y ago
> Is there xenophobia? Are Americans looked down upon or treated differently? Having these sorts of questions means you should definitely visit for at least a week or two before jumping into finding a job there. Head over and travel arou
886.
by reustle 10y ago
This is also the case in countries down south like Thailand. Everyone who is anyone is on LINE, and businesses display their LINE ID before anything else.
887.
by reustle 10y ago
> it becomes more difficult to distinguish mere theft from terrorism Please stop using that word so freely. Someone carving out a bunch of wire to make a few bucks at the scrap yard is not a terrorist.
888.
by reustle 10y ago
Can someone enlighten me as to how the tweeter equates not having many pokestops in their town to being racist?
889.
by reustle 10y ago
> Weave had previously raised $2 million in funding from Y Combinator, Index Ventures, Vulcan Capital, Eastlink Ventures, and others. Does anyone know if they had a solid business model when they raised? Or was it valued on mostly hype?
890.
by reustle 10y ago
This has some really interesting info https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longest_trains
891.
by reustle 10y ago
Isn't that roughly what we have already? Half of my day though high school was spent at a tech school learning programming and networking, for free. Kids were learning dental, medical, carpentry, electrical, automotive, etc.
892.
by reustle 10y ago
Does anyone have the full list of the 15 countries that wanted to remove the text that the article mentions? From the article it links [1] I can find: Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kenya, South Africa, Indonesia, and India [1] http:&
893.
by reustle 10y ago
> became only an output language for content management systems Sure, if you want a complex website and crm. HTML is just as easy as it ever was, if not easier with some of the cleaner html5 tags > I occasionally point a finger at Soy
894.
by reustle 10y ago
Hmm possibly. The story showed [flagged] on the left of the title, next to the upvote button. I don't think comment cooldown would trigger that?
895.
by reustle 10y ago
> Kathan told BetaKit that the “incredible difficulty” of acquiring senior-level talent in Toronto As some companies are (finally) starting to realize, there are incredibly talented people all over the world, who are not within 1.5 hours
896.
by reustle 10y ago
Because they got there on time or ahead of schedule. They book their entry time hours/days from when they expect to arrive, to allow for unexpected delays.
897.
by reustle 10y ago
The WHOIS points to the 2nd Katie down on the left speakers column. I was half expecting it to be a guy.
898.
by reustle 10y ago
2018 news article: Hackers steal 1.8 million fingerprint records from BigBank Great, so now they can use those fingerprints to log into every other system that also requires my fingerprint. I guess I'll just have to change it... oh wai
899.
by reustle 10y ago
Maybe that just means the $150M was early too
900.
by reustle 10y ago
I'm not very familiar with the situation, but could these fast rising prices have anything to do with the recent bump in minimum wage in Seattle to $15? It doesn't mention it in the article. http://www.forbes.com/s

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