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This article doesn't mention a shakeout [0] effect. Shakeouts are typical in new industries, even when new entrants continue to come to market.. I also find the timeframe, blinkered to pre-2016 and post-2019 to be unnecessarily blinke
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Having lunch with a friend he said something I didn't expect, > but my C drive crashed and I lost the bookmarks. There's still a Delicious market.
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I came here through a search for something different. Surprised this didn't gain traction. It looks really useful. I don't use GMail, but if I did use GMail/Google Workspaces it looks like something I'd use.
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The factory doesn't necessarily have it easy. Downstream impact in a JIT environment. Shipping cost, logistics, what can and cannot be swallowed or negotiated up and down. Worker or plant availability, cost, to make up. Tax, tax rebate
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No. I feel you're looking at it from a somewhat one sided, merchantilist, nay Malthusian angle. As well as having two sides, consumer as well as producer, it creates new possibilities. Having said that, technology is the new capital, f
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A space where you can work? Potentially with spaces with others. With break out spaces for working with others, with a few perks thrown in? Call it WeWork?
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Give fresh eggs a couple of days to a week to mellow. The flavour of a just-layed egg from a backyard chicken with a rich diet can be pretty intense.
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Consider a projector.
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Was the page changed? While the hamburger menu doesn't work (it should, these can be done in CSS with no need for JS) there appear to be no number animations for me, just the correct numbers.
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Mobile Input Types
(mobileinputtypes.com)
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The Twitter customer is an abstract concept. There's no answering to a single perhaps unpredictable customer, simply a collection of metrics. On aggregate these metrics are real, but individually they are not [1]. To take a car analo
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He would make a good Q.
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Gandi?
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Google Wave
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Speeding kills and seriously injures people. Being afraid someone's going to go unstable doesn't make it any less so. Your lawn, despite having a such neighbourhood zoning laws that dictate maintaining a lawn, specifically a law
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Like a lot of articles about power or energy as related to 'green' or renewables, this article is about electricity and not total power. Only a fraction of energy consumption is from electricity. From [1], total energy consumptio
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Some companies don't even give you a computer or place to sit!
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Was it a honeytrap for spotting bots and alts I wondered? Having carefully placed a pixel childishly contributing to the humour of a banner depicting a favourite football club, I noted it was replaced by a very serious user within seconds n
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The article didn't use the blockquote cite attribute in the blockquote that explains why it's not used much. This is perhaps internally consistent.
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Instead of doing any thoughtful analysis of this list, I'm treating it as a random web ring and clicking through to an eclectic bunch of sites. Currently on websites starting with 'joe'. Because Internet entropy is fun. More
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The Do's and Don'ts When Handling Data
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> 64% of U.S. retail website managers have no clear plan for improvement. I have a feeling that a number approaching 64% of U.S. retail website managers may disagree with this. They may however have a plan that: Doesn't align wit
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IMHO the decline started with the jetliner. Before then, who travelled by cruise ship and who by steerage was clearly delineated and a natural cap on overwhelming numbers of tourists.
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It's an effective regressive tax where lower income earners subsidise middle and high income earners. Is that what you're arguing for?
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(2021) And it's still online in 2022! http://last486.online/status
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> Windows 3.1 Hot Dog Stand, Amiga Workbench, Atari ST GEM, and Mac Classic and Aqua Horrible? Were these not the cutting edge? Do we not hark back to these UIs with fondness for their simplicity and 'it just works'?
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Writing things down meant not needing to reinvent the wheel. There's a Mesopotamian joke in there somewhere.
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I came to learn about how a cognac company got into the semiconductor business, exactly what export laws impose an MPH limit on RAM, and why RAM is measured in Hit Points.
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A surprisingly large number of hedge funds are based around Bond Street.
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