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by skellera 7y ago
Most people don’t even think about the plane they’re flying in. It will not be that big of an issue to continue using them unless some group actively tries to warn passengers about flying in those specific planes.
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by skellera 7y ago
The interesting part to me is that amazon gives out loans to small businesses. I never knew that. I’m curious how amazon will handle the situation. Will the merchant be required to pay back the stolen loan funds?
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by skellera 7y ago
I don’t think anyone is denying that. In addition to actually using the language with native speakers, it can help build vocabulary and grammar.
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by skellera 7y ago
I think it just depends on the person. I work full time remote for a 100% remote consulting company. Some people come in and do very well. Others don’t seem to be able to make the transition into remote. I’ve worked with new hires that lite
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by skellera 7y ago
Grid garden doesn’t require a sign up. The creator of flex zombies does have a grid game but it’s paid. That said I think they just released a service workers game so I guess good to know.
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by skellera 7y ago
I believe it already is in China. So not too surprising if it does. Sadly RL has been very good about not trying to milk it’s users. Crates suck but whatever. They give free keys with seasonal stuff. Hope it doesn’t change too much.
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by skellera 7y ago
Wow. As someone who has been lifting for almost 2 years now, that was the best visual I’ve ever read for bench form. Thank you. Why have I not seen it before? It’s such a straight forward explanation.
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by skellera 7y ago
As someone mentioned elsewhere, the article left out a huge part. It was in cryptocurrency. A normal bank would never let that much money move out like that.
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by skellera 7y ago
Are the rows of checkboxes on the pricing page in mobile intentional? I get MVP, but maybe just a touch more polish on a page trying to get people to buy your product would give a little more confidence. Probably better to show 3 testimonia
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by skellera 7y ago
It’s the modern day DDR for getting people in shape mentally and physically in an enjoyable way. See this story time and time again. Glad you found a way to enjoy improving your health.
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by skellera 7y ago
Probably because the 737 issues were software related. And the trend of airline news is just up in general because of that whole ordeal. News outlets make articles of things that are currently relevant. It’ll probably slow down soon.
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by skellera 7y ago
article says that they will eventually pass revenue to publishers. So currently they will take the ad revenue from publishers and keep it for themselves? Seems pretty shitty. There are sites I choose to support and this seems to remove that
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by skellera 7y ago
I think Huffman is the least important target in that whole thing. She bribed a test center or proctor to correct her daughter’s SAT score for $15k. While it was definitely a shitty thing to do, it’s no where in comparison to the other case
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by skellera 7y ago
That’s not the reason. Cash tipping is preferred so they don’t have to pay tax on it.
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by skellera 7y ago
Pretty sure it’s a dig at what people thought about her. I’m sure most people who follow her think they’re slackers. Granted she is very talented but coming from a wealthy family allowed her to pursue her arts completely.
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by skellera 8y ago
The 4g network tower can only handle so many devices connected to it. 5g also solves that problem. Speed is great but the big change is that the towers can handle many more devices (which is why it’s touted as the reason why iot/selfdr
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by skellera 8y ago
Anyone considering this, breve is almost 3 times the calories of 2% milk (standard latte). While I agree that fat is probably better than sugar, it’s not a calorie cutting decision here.
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by skellera 8y ago
No need to take it so literally. Moving to the next development or town over is different from moving out of a country or state.
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by skellera 8y ago
I’m all for gaming and you can see my posts defending it but I don’t know who you can say this with confidence. People love different things. It’s how you get masters at different crafts. Some people love solving things and some love creati
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by skellera 8y ago
Obviously they were speaking in terms of luxury. No need for the loaded question.
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by skellera 8y ago
If you are committing subsets of your work, how can you guarantee than each commit is a working version of the code? Some committed code being dependent on uncommitted code. Or am I missing something?
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by skellera 8y ago
If it’s a targeted attack, I’m sure the turned employee would know who they’re looking for. I don’t think it’d normally be a random, let’s get anyone kind of thing.
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by skellera 8y ago
I’m terms people might understand around here, you ever know a dev or work with one who just doesn’t seem to care to learn new things and just shows up for a paycheck? That happens in every field. It’s just shitty when you’re depending your
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by skellera 8y ago
The Apple store becomes a failure point in this. A state actor could turn a low paid store worker to switch out phones of journalists coming in. Not saying it’s super practical but definitely a failure point.
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by skellera 8y ago
When did this opinion start taking such a hold? Out of all places, I didn’t think HN would be so anti-games but I’ve been seeing more and more people saying this here. Could someone who feels this way expand on why they have such a negative
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by skellera 8y ago
Does that have an effect on battery life though? Constant micro charges?
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by skellera 8y ago
Selling point is that you can put all your mobile devices on it. So it’s assumed you’re using more than one and it isn’t a quality experience if you have to sacrifice charging speed for regular use.
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by skellera 8y ago
Oh what a coincidence. So I purchased a used MacBook Pro that is connected to z2live’s device enrollment. I had to call King and make sure it wasn’t stolen and stuff and it wasn’t in their newer system. They gave me the all clear but I keep
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by skellera 8y ago
Well, keep in mind that most users here probably don’t have the downvote ability.
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by skellera 8y ago
That also depends on the availability of resources. Hopefully a battery technology that requires less scarce resources comes about.

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