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How Tech Companies Own Your Day

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Re: How Tech Companies Own Your Day

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I would say Azure is one of Microsoft's core products at this point (and maybe Bing as well)

I would also consider that Instagram additionally falls under the 'Travel' category. #placename is a good way to find photos of interesting things you should see in person.

Re: How Tech Companies Own Your Day

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Who are these people that only work 3.8 hr per day and get 8.8 hr of sleep. I am lucky to get more than 5.5 hr of sleep and I work far more than 3.8 hr per day. Sounds like the average joe has it made. Oh where did I go wrong :-P

Re: How Tech Companies Own Your Day

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Who are these people that only work 3.8 hr per day and get 8.8 hr of sleep. I am lucky to get more than 5.5 hr of sleep and I work far more than 3.8 hr per day. Sounds like the average joe has it made. Oh where did I go wrong :-P

Maybe they live near the families which have 2.5 children, but the article does cite its sources such as:

https://www.bls.gov/tus/tables.htm

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Who are these people that only work 3.8 hr per day and get 8.8 hr of sleep. I am lucky to get more than 5.5 hr of sleep and I work far more than 3.8 hr per day. Sounds like the average joe has it made. Oh where did I go wrong :-P

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Re: How Tech Companies Own Your Day

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Who are these people that only work 3.8 hr per day and get 8.8 hr of sleep. I am lucky to get more than 5.5 hr of sleep and I work far more than 3.8 hr per day. Sounds like the average joe has it made. Oh where did I go wrong :-P

I suspect that's an average of people who work full-time, people who work part-time, and people who don't work at all, such as unemployed, retirees, and children.
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