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Comment #45401869
Having gone down the rabbit hole of concave keyboards from Kinesis advantage to iterations of self printed dactyl manifolds I ended up at Svalboard too. Combined with adjustable ca…
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Comment #8841357
In Taiwan people do (e.g. plenty commute from Taoyuan to Taipei city, that's a round trip of > 50km).
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Comment #5583454
For me this has been the case for the power supplies. First one (came with the original intel macbook pro) actually caught fire due to a short caused by a break in the wires at the…
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Comment #5496709
Also, deployd https://github.com/deployd/deployd
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Comment #5058604
+1 With upcoming replacement for ga.js (tracker for Google Analytics) is called analytics.js as well, this confusion is about to get messier.
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Comment #5041402
I bought Apple's dual link adapter ( http://store.apple.com/au/product/MB571Z/A/mini-displayport-... ) . Was on special at a local store. It's not without problems, particularly aw…
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Comment #5041200
1. I bought mine from green-sum on Ebay, no problems and his feedback is pretty spotless. 2. the Catleap range takes Dual-link DVI, which requires the powered adapter for (I use Ap…
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Comment #5040841
Have had a Catleap 27" monitor at that resolution for over a year now. Bought for around $360 (including 3 day express shipping to Australia). Highly recommended.
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Comment #4734887
Absolutely agree. Doughnut charts add nothing but a distraction layer. I would even go further to say that majority of this dashboard is meaningless, just noise. What it lacks is t…
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Comment #4120827
I recommend the Catleap monitors, ~$310 shipped from Korea, same LG IPS screens as in 27" Apple Studio monitors. Have been using mine with a MBA at home, love it.
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Comment #3298721
BI. Looking at the past to guide future strategies.
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Comment #3258727
This would be a lot more useful if you were able to define a sequential path rather than "of the users who went to page x, n also visited page y".
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Comment #3231998
I'd say the real scam is SEO, PPC just has a lot of campaigns that check the suggestion boxes but never look at the return.