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by next89 13y ago
Same on W7, Chrome build 30.0.1599.101 m.
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by next89 13y ago
This data would suggest otherwise[0]. It is the company with the second shortest tenure from the report, with an average of only 1.0 years. [0] http://www.businessinsider.com/companies-ranked-by-turnover-...
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by next89 13y ago
It's amazing how a lot of big financial institutions are still running on COBOL.
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by next89 13y ago
Yeah, it is really comical, but it's not "just" a graffiti piece, the same way that the painting of the Campbell's soup can it's not just a painting of a Campbell's soup can, or football is not just 22 guys cha
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by next89 13y ago
But if you use it for yourself and you pay a fair amount, say production+shipping+administration, you are not really making a benefit.
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by next89 13y ago
It's actually about a 50/50 split between rural and urban [0]. This means that the Chinese urban population nowadays is 150% of the total Chinese population in 1950[1]. So now that the facts are on the table, what is your point? [
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by next89 13y ago
I think that it would be easily fixable. Every time you disable an account you send an email to the email address they registered letting them now about it with a link to reactivate it. For the reactivation, you can even add a normal catpch
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by next89 13y ago
Nope, at least not in my case. I'd say that only 20-30% of the people I follow on Instagram (mostly Facebook friends) are on Twitter.
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by next89 13y ago
You are looking at it from the content consumer perspective. I'll give you the content producer view. When I realized that my Instagram pictures had far less reach on twitter than other options, I stopped using Instagram to share pictu
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by next89 13y ago
The fact is that when it comes to SMB the physics are a make it or break it kind of deal. If he hadn't spent that time tweaking them, SMB wouldn't have had a chance to succeed. And I'm not saying that the physics are the key
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by next89 13y ago
I'm not updating until iOS 7 has been properly jailbroken, which may take more than half a year.