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onethree

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    Comment #19613105

    Someone once described the difference between working with Cisco and with Huawei as being (and I'm paraphrasing) with Cisco if you have a feature request or bug report, you'll subm…

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    Comment #19261350

    I stopped trusting the wire cutter after they shifted from recommending a $40 knife to a $145 as their best chefs knife for most people

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    Comment #19103938

    Mine is about 70% US car dealerships and I'm not American. I guess they've been buying up some low quality contact lists

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    Comment #18139768

    Except that's not what happened in the specific example given - it was a strategic decision to spend a billion dollars and multiple years to replace an old system that processed tr…

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    Comment #18139700

    While most of your points are valid, you've misunderstood the last quote. CBA didn't fire people and then need to pay a billion dollars to fix something. They specifcally did migra…

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    Comment #11891993

    fishing vessels: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/Malvinas/

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    Comment #11478380

    I've found that there's a number people who are afraid to come out and say they didn't like Cuba, it's a very unpopular opinion. I spent two weeks there as part of a 6 month trip t…

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    Comment #11476052

    His next sentence explains his point - the food you get at Cuban restaurants is nothing like the food you actually get in Cuba. Most of the food in Cuba is simple and quite bland

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    Comment #9308083

    looks like the decimal was in the wrong spot in the ounces

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    Comment #9160929

    But both countries’ products -- and all of Blue Moon’s products world-wide, for that matter -- share one thing in common: nowhere on the packaging is there any indication that the …

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    Comment #9154591

    and now NZ customs is seeking blanket authority to force people to give them passwords at the border

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    Comment #8969378

    anecdotally, I've never intentionally clicked on a google ad, but there's so far been 2 ads on facebook which directly led me to a purchase

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    Comment #8950691

    if someone can afford plate armor, they can probably afford a decent ransom edit: beaten to it, that's what i get for loading a whole bunch of tabs when i first get into work...

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    Comment #8926717

    i built a pc for a family friend around that time... i'd spec'd it with a different drive, but they showed it to the IT guy at their work who recommended seagate. 6 months later th…

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    Comment #8885488

    Australia right now? inflation 2.3% [1] my interest rate : 4.02% [2] [1]: http://www.rba.gov.au [2]: https://www.ubank.com.au

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    Comment #8714045

    its right there in the article: Dates, times, and durations; Percentages; Number formatting the number of times i've opened a csv to find that excel has tried to determine the date…

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    Comment #8581703

    medium is confusing, it was actually written by Quinn Norton. also female, so your point still stands

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    Comment #8560091

    i loved the idea, but stopped using it around the time of the name change - for some reason the login stopped working for me in Opera, and that was enough friction for me to give u…

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    Comment #8549406

    edit: missed the "unlimited" bit, i agree if you're buying an "unlimited" service, there shouldn't be an artificial cap why not? if I only want to use a small amount of bandwidth p…