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pook1e
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Comment #13531812
He may be looking to pursue a green card which is not possible with TN status.
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Comment #7896002
> Sure, he is technically correct, which is the best kind of correct, if you get off on pedantry. He isn't technically correct. The GP provided a factually correct statement. > Tha…
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Comment #7895956
> Apple pays well. A company requires more than 'pays well' to be a great company to work for, if that's what you're suggesting.
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Comment #7721929
> They sell expensive products. They care about design. They represent a way of living. They're Apple in another market. Except they don't care about quality, which is one of Apple…
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Comment #7608012
Not the GP, but I was able to pick up a new 4gb model from the Acer online store a few weeks ago (the Canadian store - I don't think Acer is selling it new in the US anymore). If y…
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Comment #7598518
For developers, installing Crouton turns the Chromebook into a fantastic portable machine. My Acer c720 has been able to handle everything I've thrown at it, and generally lasts a …
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Comment #7012281
I don't see the problem. Google is letting people pay to beta test their product. They aren't forcing anyone to buy anything nor are they marketing it as a finished product.
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Comment #6890646
Many larger companies pay experienced interns fairly close to what they pay new graduates, which can easily end up being $40+ / hour.
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Comment #6428557
I'd be very interested to hear how you think brute forcing my 22 character password is easier than stealing my laptop and fooling the fingerprint sensor.
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Comment #5730259
It depends what I'm doing. I generally have two different Linux installs on each of my computers: A Gentoo + XMonad environment for development, and a Debian + KDE environment for …
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Comment #5713440
I believe you can simply remove Facebook Home from the HTC First to return to stock Android, though I'm not sure that guarantees updates like the Nexus devices do.
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Comment #5709297
To be fair, Apple (and I'm sure Google) does this too. There is no doubt in my mind that Apple is going to announce a milestone of it's own tomorrow[0], a day that just happens to …
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Comment #5368344
Value is an opinion. The Nexus 4 provides me with more value than an iPhone 5, yet costs nearly half. Therefore the iPhone is overpriced, right?
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Comment #5344188
I'd argue that Google does updates right as well. Both my Nexus 4 and Nexus 7 were updated a few weeks ago within a few days of the update being released. It's Samsung, HTC, etc. w…
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Comment #5285974
Weird, I must be imagining the 16+ hours of battery life I've been getting nearly daily for the past 3 and a half months. I know different people have different usage patterns, but…
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Comment #5008126
> no LTE Fair enough. > battery life Benchmarks never demonstrate typical use cases, which is especially true for battery life. Unless all you do is load web pages for hours on end…
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Comment #4901618
Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I've been using ConnectBot[1] for the past year or so and it has worked great. I've never used it with a physical keyboard, though,…
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Comment #4851109
Yes. You should be able to run any software that runs on Windows 8 (not to be confused with RT). In addition, you can connect a monitor to it through the Mini DisplayPort and mouse…
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