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10y ago
PGA Tour banned cell phones until 2011: http://www.golf.com/ap-news/tour-allow-cell-phones-tournamen...
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10y ago
Unfortunately most people now consider major versions to indicate major feature additions rather than breaking changes.
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10y ago
Usually this happens because they aren't allowed to hire more employees but they still have the same work to do. A lot of workers don't want the extra shifts because they have a home life but there are outliers who will take every
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10y ago
The biggest problem is usually that they have to work at night, due to requirements to keep roads available during normal usage hours. That really slows things down and raises costs.
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10y ago
I'm good on music theory right up to time signatures. It seems like black magic to me, and often it is taught by just asking you to hear the beats and I just don't hear them.
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10y ago
Also it's pretty dusty, so doing a controlled burn all the way down (like SpaceX does on Earth) kicks up a huge dust cloud which settles on all your nice solar panels.
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10y ago
In some of these cities, you also have the issue where people are renting out their state subsidized housing as unregulated hotels. So they aren't even paying market rent for the place in the first place.
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10y ago
In a lot of countries, bank account is just the standard way of paying for everything.
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10y ago
Isn't every one of those partner lawyers a boss to one or more paralegals? And usually there are a bunch of new grad lawyers around trying to make partner, I'm sure they don't consider themselves equal.
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10y ago
For me, they also tend to throw in large cities like New York and Chicago. A lot of people know someone in a big city and might be willing to pick up an unknown number.
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10y ago
Yeah it amazes me that an Apple hosted page is unusable on an iPhone because they don't customize their installation.
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10y ago
Vietnam relaxed visa requirements for some European countries to attract tourism: http://www.ibtimes.com/vietnam-allows-visa-free-travel-visit...
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10y ago
A store like CostCo that probably has a $5 minimum item price could be a good market for it.
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10y ago
Yes, getting a pet from a rescue or shelter can be difficult but from a private seller it's just a cash transaction. But I admire the click bait headline.
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10y ago
That expanding table is around four grand.
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One that I haven't seen mentioned: "Alexa, how do you spell X?"
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10y ago
Doesn't say they are employees.
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10y ago
That program is really only appealing to the people who upgrade their phone ever year, which has got to be a small part of the market. Lucrative to Apple, I'm sure.
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10y ago
Most of their inter-island flights are every hour all day and I wouldn't be surprised if they take off early if they have all the passengers on-board.
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11y ago
A third of those were before the car was even revealed.
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IntelliJ uses same model I believe.
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11y ago
They barely communicated anything at the reveal. It was like a few minutes of leadup, five bullet points about the 3, and then they showed the cars and ended it. Given the audience they had, a bit of a wasted opportunity.
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11y ago
Thanks! Even includes a section on confusion with pavement markings.
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Yeah, it's usually called an "electronic communication" in legal stuff, and cannot be substituted for the mail. I've seen this come up in organization bylaws that say that things need to be done via postal mail, and the
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11y ago
I saw this in Honolulu last week: http://i.imgur.com/WIdrgiG.png I assume the extra "markings" are related to a road repair, but I couldn't imagine a worse situation for a self-driving car.
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It's just getting to the point where emailing a company through the normal support channels is just a joke. Their email queue is days long, while their Twitter queue is minutes.
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11y ago
It makes them more likely to help you and less likely to do it happily. Depends on circumstances whether that is better for you.
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A Letter to the AnyList Community About AnyList v5.0
(blog.anylistapp.com)
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11y ago
So if you use Inbox regularly but still go through GMail to get there, eventually it starts taking you to Inbox directly? Seems like good design to me.
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11y ago
AFAIK, the only sources on this matter are the white papers that Apple has produced. You can't even attempt to update the firmware without having Apple's signing keys.
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