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by wahsd 11y ago
While I agree with you regarding the methodology, I think there is still some significant support for the overall premise. The thing that may be surprising and even rejected by many though is that my sense based on deep and broad insight is
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by wahsd 11y ago
And here one of the many huge flaws of Google's lazy approach to gate-keeping it's app ecosystem is exposed. Hell, who WOULDN'T do that for $30,000 daily ad income.
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by wahsd 11y ago
My guess, efflorescence formations.
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by wahsd 11y ago
One aspect of what all this comes down to is that governments don't want to have to do real work or even prioritize their tracking and surveillance. What encryption and security really does is create scarcity of access to information a
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by wahsd 11y ago
There used to be a notion that it is a quintessential right for citizens to be anonymous to the government, even if that just means choosing or even just having a choice of interacting with the Government, but also being able to choose not
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by wahsd 11y ago
I think what it means, relative to the OP claim, is that the TSA stepped up its game and is now reporting the guns it itself is trying to smuggle past itself as the subject guns that are being detected at airports. If you know how the gover
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by wahsd 11y ago
Yeah. Zenefits took on a whole different weight-class of entrenched interests.
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by wahsd 11y ago
What you don't quite get is that you are tired of other people having to deal with your demands and not even helping those who need the help. You think the 80% of these colonists that are male and paid thousands of dollars to get to Eu
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by wahsd 11y ago
Hell, even now the possibly best laptop, the Dell XPS with that sexy edgeless screen, still has a shitty ass touchpad compared to even a 7 year old MBP. And let's not get started on the fact that the best quality control of PCs is so s
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by wahsd 11y ago
Ok, now scale down that image about 25 times to icon size. This one is about 4 times larger than the used icon.
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by wahsd 11y ago
Not to detract but it's a somewhat similar issue albeit probably will never elevate to the same level, but LastPass also just went through a logo redesign and it's equally rather puzzling. The logo went from http://cdn.
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by wahsd 11y ago
Yeah. That's a bad idea. ...when you see it
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by wahsd 11y ago
What bugs me the most about this situation is people like you who always find it easy being pro-other-people-paying-the-price. How about you liquidate your assets and send them off to pay for these "refugees" since you are so for
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by wahsd 11y ago
Troll your family from afar?
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by wahsd 11y ago
I know this won't be popular here at all for a couple reasons, one being that there are many who are like you immigrants or want to become immigrants; but thing is, beyond the individual interests and advantages of immigrating to a bet
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by wahsd 11y ago
Does anyone know if there is a list of the 60,000 apps that relied on Parse? I'm just curious.
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by wahsd 11y ago
You had a baby in 6 months? What CAN'T Slack do.
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by wahsd 11y ago
Is it just me or is there no discussion of the salaries being adjusted for, at least, rough cost of living? I am guessing that all we are really looking at is the effectiveness of the Universities placing people in high salary markets due t
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by wahsd 11y ago
those diagonal sections that run somewhat parallel to the river are past tracks of the river as it slivered its way through the landscape over time.
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by wahsd 11y ago
Well, to be fair, if you are jailing people you are taking drivers off the road and thus making them safer. And considering they seem to be jailing people with driving related offenses, it's probably a true statement. Whether it is a m
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by wahsd 11y ago
I like how they provide the cost of jailing people and the revenue, but no mention of the administrative cost and the "expensive" cost of the system. I have a suspicion that if you did the accounting properly, you would probably c
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by wahsd 11y ago
If only that were the case. Especially in the internet age, one would expect that you could work in some far off place where you can get a mansion on a huge piece of land and have a drive jusr for the amount you pay in rent in SF, yet for s
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by wahsd 11y ago
It really seems like Dell is trying as hard as it can to not really present any kind of danger to Apple.
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by wahsd 11y ago
I really wish Dell could comprehend just how much ill will and outright damage they cause to their brand with all the useless trashware they put on their systems. McAfee?? Really? That, and that horrible webcam they put in there. It's
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by wahsd 11y ago
Please look past your possible distaste for the source, but Zerohedge has an interesting angle on the situation regarding the composition of the board. At least take a look at the bottom half of the analysis, but make sure not to read the c
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by wahsd 11y ago
Wasn't she supposed to be God's own anointed founder CEO? All kidding aside, wasn't there some other controversy or someone revealed something about Theranos not too long ago? I guess I was right https://news.ycom
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by wahsd 11y ago
I think you are underestimating the impact of the subtle nature of the differences. For me, it really kind of annoys me that FF seems to have a looser UI than Chrome. It's those couple of pixels of padding between address bar and tabs,
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by wahsd 11y ago
I don't know what it is, but I agree. There is something subtly and subconsciously going on that nudges me away from FF too. I think it's the loose feeling UI, the default smiley face icon of the chat that I don't know anyone
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by wahsd 11y ago
Are you the same guy from the article comments? Granted, the Author should have been clearer about it, but BPG's is not mean to replace MP4 even though he juxtaposed them, it's about BPG's potential replacement for GIF.
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by wahsd 11y ago
I thought that was the whole point of trade, that you specialize. What nonsense.

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