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by usaphp 8y ago
The reply below in a feed from someone called Eleonmusk which I initially thought is Musk himself, offering bitcoins after registering in some scam event...lol
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by usaphp 8y ago
Hmm, I don’t know a lot of healthy people who weight over 220 lbs.
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by usaphp 8y ago
> all so apple could sell stupid dongles Do people really think that Apple is making any significant money on dongle sales, and that it was a main reason they decided to go with single type c ports? Most people who own new MacBooks I kno
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by usaphp 8y ago
It will be difficult to “go light” if you will have to carry a DSLR with you instead of having a camera in your phone. Nowadays camera in a phone is just as important as a phone capabilities itself, especially for families with kids.
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by usaphp 8y ago
But it’s the same for all other cars. If you look at a base Audi or bmw, they are also pretty empty for their starting price
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by usaphp 8y ago
I know that, but I expected it at least to beat an official bmw dealer
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by usaphp 8y ago
Interestingly couple years ago a BMW dealer offered me $2500 more for trade in of my 2014 5 series than what Carmax offered. Since then I always try to double check what other dealers offer
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by usaphp 8y ago
> Peoples reflex reaction to a pop up is to close it straight away when one appears. It greatly depends on a user type, it might be true for tech users but average Joe will read the pop up almost everytime.
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by usaphp 8y ago
I personally tried it but could not think while walking, I had to constantly stop to concentrate on a task which made having a threadmill useless for me. But that’s my personal experience, it might work for someone tho...
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by usaphp 8y ago
I don't see what's the problem with that. If you have billions of cash laying around you have to try and invest in something else in case your main product does not work out in the future. It's not like they have limited reso
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by usaphp 8y ago
> We ended up folding all three products, and are considering rejuvenating the third product with cryptocurrency payments instead of dealing with credit cards and banking networks. So does it mean the problem was not Stripe, but you coul
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by usaphp 8y ago
Why do you think that lower class would have benefit from this commute more?
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by usaphp 9y ago
He was taking the restore media, burning it onto discs _with official Microsoft and Dell logos on them_ and then _selling them to computer refurbishers who would then include them with PCs they were selling._ In other words, people were buy
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by usaphp 9y ago
None of your examples actually use intellectual property of McDonald’s, ram or milk products. It’s like selling your own burgers with less calories and calling them Big Macs and selling them next door from McDonald’s store. You can’t do tha
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by usaphp 9y ago
> seeing those 'squirlly refractive light worms' in my vision that some people with severe migraines get Those worms are simptom that the migraine is coming, I had terrible headache several hours after I saw this light worms.
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by usaphp 9y ago
> You very quickly adjust to not having it. Easily within a day. We ate when we got up, and then again later on. We went to sleep soon after it got dark. Not sure why do you need adjusting to eat when you wake up and sleep after dark, an
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by usaphp 9y ago
> It was difficult to find employees to go on the record. Like a lot of tech companies in Silicon Valley, workers signed non-disclosure agreements. NDAs usually are put in place so workers don't share any trade secrets or proprietar
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by usaphp 9y ago
> Don’t make me pay you to make my app available to your users. My app enriches your platform. Without good apps, your platform will be abandoned. > Google asked for a token $25 one-time fee. Probably to avoid spammers and decrease tr
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by usaphp 9y ago
Where did OP say about job requirement to pee in bottles?
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by usaphp 9y ago
> Next, focus on making products that can be repaired and upgraded by end-users for an extended period of time. Not sure if I want them to spend resources and make products more expensive just so I can repair my 10 year old iPhone myself
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by usaphp 9y ago
I never said it stands for "professional developer". I am also pretty sure any "professional" designer knows their shortcuts and does not need to look at the touch bar, nevermind the executive. How are executives going t
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by usaphp 9y ago
A really cool touch is that those animated examples of pricing and other elements are actually animated html elements, not GIFs or video files. Again really slick touch from designers at Stripe.
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by usaphp 9y ago
> In short, it’s for the 90% of software users that float between general public and pro users. It works. Then they should have not called it a “MacBook pro” there is nothing “pro” about touch bar, it’s something useless that I have to p
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by usaphp 9y ago
I've used ForkLift for a while but then I got a notification that Transmit [1] was updated to version 5 and it's been great so far for me. I like the UI more. [1] - https://panic.com/transmit/
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by usaphp 9y ago
https://framer.com/ https://www.figma.com/ The first impressive landing page I saw with video/gif screencast was SublimeText: https://www.sublimetext.com/
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by usaphp 9y ago
I did not know that airlines penalize you for that. What happens when you have a sfo-nyc-btv flight and decide to get out in NYC?
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by usaphp 9y ago
> Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it But time goes by and things change. Sometimes things that have not worked in the past might work today because of the changed environment. Don’t you agree? Remembering the p
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by usaphp 9y ago
> they should have been able to light up the roadway about 286 feet ahead But when that person was 286 feet away from the vehicle - she was also way off to its left. Headlights mostly light up what’s ahead of you, not what’s on your side
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by usaphp 9y ago
Google is also founded by Russian immigrants, it does not mean its owned and is created in Russia...
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by usaphp 9y ago
> If I were to design UI, I'd design it like how aviation does cockpits. You seem to not understand the difference between designing UI for professional use where a user has to spend countless hours learning where each button is com

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