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by Humdeee 10y ago
Are you sure it's not already a feature your bank supports by now? All the major banks I know of (at least here in Canada) have supported this for awhile and can easily set up within a few clicks. I have SMS for transactions over $20.0
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by Humdeee 10y ago
But who is exactly? Is she, or are the compression algorithm authors?
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She gets much of the recognition, and the blog states she made the evaluation (followed by a simple comparison table) and then implemented changes to the servers while a small, subtle shout out goes out to the authors of the compression alg
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Thank you!! Email sent.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
"So, did I get the position?"
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I'm a game-changer that can think outside the box. I bring forth a synergy that will leverage my ability to hit the ground running and go that extra mile. Pushing the envelope and reinforcing the company vision statement is what I&#x27
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Yes, and the first 2 universal rules of getting a girlfriend always apply.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I hear you. I've had those experiences. I put in minimal usage analytics on my backend, and the users that are the harshest with reviews are my biggest users. It's all worthwhile when you get the occasional email from someone that
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I've learned this the hard way with interstitial and banner ads throughout releasing a dozen or so apps. You really need a rather large user base to make them even a bit worthwhile to a developer. Scratching out pennies will have a hug
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I'm surprised any bag would ever be allowed anywhere off the ground in their presence. K-9 officers generally just call for all people to rest their bags and luggage on the floor to one side. While the dog makes it's rounds, you&#
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I would of went with "Just The Tip".
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by Humdeee 10y ago
That wasn't their first, either. Were you there for release day of vanilla D3? Millions bought it at midnight only to stay offline for a couple days.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
The upside is if you hoard enough of this fake money, you may never have to play a game of Monopoly again where the banker is out of cash.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
In that case no, you cannot set multiple tiers over multiple territories for the price of an app. There's no override for Apples default "1 tier fits all" pricing system as far as I know.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Wow. I'm actually seriously considering starting something on a smaller scale (tower defense for mobile as well) in the next few days as my next long-term(ish) side-project. I've done native iOS and Android for a few years now, bu
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Not with the sale price of the app at least. Just like there is a review process for the app, there is also a separate review process for in-app purchases. 1 tier across all countries for each in-app purchase and the initial sale price. Now
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Apple does pricing in tiers. Tier 0 (free) to tier 87 ($1000 USD). You choose a tier which correlates to a fixed price from a drop down menu. These tiers are converted to a localized price through all the stores. The same works for in-app p
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by Humdeee 10y ago
30k hands (as opposed to 20k in the first experiment) is usually still not large enough of a sample size from a player's perspective to overcome up and downswings. I suppose a compromise must have been made out of respect for the playe
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by Humdeee 10y ago
How would your outlook on income be? I'm sure you're quite familiar with Sage Canaday and his girlfriend then. I'm simply a filthy marathoner, but there's so few great personalities that vlog/blog/do social med
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General aviation I imagine.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I've been burned out twice. The first and deeper of the two was right after I graduated years ago. It made the whole process of going straight into the workforce bittersweet, as I was mentally not ready to muster the energy to endure t
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by Humdeee 10y ago
That's all very interesting, but before and after a concert, sporting event, big talk, etc., it makes no sense to not have protection to ensure so that the main attraction can perform once again. Them "going to and from work"
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I'm not a big music person in general, but it's interesting you would mention one of the biggest celebrities in the past few years in pop music as someone who doesn't make your list. What is your criteria for those that do?
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Here in Canada we have a place for all these people. Some even start and end their careers there. It's called the Public Service.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
After brainstorming what they would call this subset company, it dawned on me that the Mac, as in the Mcintosh (fruit) is an apple. I'm embarrassed to admit I never put the two together. I am not a smart man. They were correct in not n
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Suggest something else more superior?
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by Humdeee 10y ago
It's not the whole story, as I can't speak on behalf for the toxic employee, nor on behalf of the manager's. However, there's not much use dissecting it, as it serves to represent many months of multiple employee alterca
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by Humdeee 10y ago
If I was back at the start of my career, I would of dismissed this article and told the author to "toughen up". After all, what's a bit of ribbing among co-workers? Surely she's just being overly-sensitive. Until I had t
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by Humdeee 10y ago
It's a bit more complex than the commonly spouted calories in/calories out argument. There is still a lot that we don't know with regards to metabolism. I am usually a higher mileage runner during spring to fall months (70-90
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I will never argue it's not time-consuming. Last year, I trained for 4 marathons and logged over 2000km of mileage. I don't want to think of the time that went into it, but I had a great time. The lonely "boring" runs I

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