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Workona tab manager does most of that for free. It doesn't have split screen, but it has better bookmark management. Without personal discipline, niether of them solve my real problem of tab diahria as I go down 6 nested rabbit holes
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The crackdown is not to reduce prices, the free market does that. The crackdown is to discourage/control learning western language and culture, as well as keep money from leaving the country for a service that reduces it's grip.
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Don't you think he has them on the roof as well? While not optimal, he will get some power no matter what direction he's facing, and that may be enough for the small task. Sri Lanka is ridiculously sunny.
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Opposite for my wife and I. Texting removes all the negative emotion from our voices and lets us stay focused on the important words. Because it takes effort to type, way more than speaking, we are more cautious and selective, only using w
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404. Paid version for longer retention coming soon?
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as others have noted, the house stuff is wrong. - compound interest should be the default. - when asked rent and house expenses as a percentage, is it a percentage of initial cost? current value? future value? It doesn't really make s
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you ask a lot of questions in the funnel that if I knew the answer to, I would likely have an accounting degree and certainly not need this software.
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GM, Ford, and every other car company enter the chat. "It's impossible to make electric vehicles work. There is no charging network, it's too difficult to build, no one likes it". Blah blah blah. Boing enters the chat
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Apple consented to his usage of the computers within the store...they actually put them there for the purpose of being used. I'm sorry that photography offends you. Wait till you see what those new fanged house door bells are doing!
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except - his software didn't have any remote administrative capabilities. - all photographers take pictures in public and then post them for profit, there is nothing new about that whatsoever. - There were no disclaimers on the comput
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Taking selfies in an apple store reminds you of child murder? You consider these things the same, or even similar? Hrm, yeah, based on that I'm not going to consider your opinion very important.
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Let me offer a different perspective to therapy. From my experience, having access to a doctorate trained person in behavior science is akin to an advisor that a King (or Queen) would gainfully employ. For a $20 co-pays, you have access t
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Tl;Dr a driver in a pickup truck cut off a Tesla at high speed, got rear ended. Pickup truck passenger wasn't wearing a seatbelt and was ejected during the collision. Rest of the article is copy pasta of all the usual talking points of
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This is beautiful. So easy and so clean. Terrific project.
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Thank you, very helpful explanation.
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What is hydration? You talk a lot about it, but I've never had to add water to my websites before.
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It seems like product hunt, with extra steps.
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I had already resigned. First day of the last two weeks. I was updating a firewall rules in Cloudpassage. Their UI sucks, and doesn't make it clear what changes were made when you click "save". Apparently, I had accidentally
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Totally agree.
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No, it has probably replaced most 'gaming' activities kids used to do in the 80s/90s/00s - like Atari, GameBoy, Nintendo, Sega Genesis, etc.
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> An estimated 65% of global Bitcoin mining takes place in China, which requires huge amounts of electricity and has strained China’s State Grid. > While China has been transitioning to renewable energy, the vast majority of power ge
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Just hanged, never loaded.
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Hrm, couldn't get to page 3. Guess he needs a school for scaling static content delivery.
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Thank you!
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Im pretty sure the majority of users here also look at porn, but it wouldn't be appropriate for this site.
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Yes, but it also wasn't hard to buy crack even if you didn't want it - hence the problem, and the fact it has had positive impact.
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why is this on hackernews? its just a popular author complaining about a book he didn't like, co-written by a sports person he did like. Who cares? Certainly it's not tech related news.
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I don't exist, according to the site
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You will need to exit the internet if you want a civil conversation that goes beyond punishing buzz word narratives and could possibly lead to useful changes in policy. But to answer your question, by "war on drugs" they mean the
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People say it failed without recognizing how bad the crack epidemic was, and is currently only a shadow of what it could be had it been left unchecked. Yes, there are still drug problems - but not to the common extent you saw in the 80'
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