Good points! Thanks.
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The author forgot to mention that Amazon kindle publishing take 70% out of your sale price :) Also, that when they print the books, the quality sucks - thick cheap printer paper, toner saver enabled. As a customer I have had very bad experience with books printed by Amazon.
I have always detested AMP. But there was no other way around - if you wanted to appear in google results on top you had to use it.
Not surprising. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/4/12/india-thousands-joi...
Completely misleading title and this is basically an ad:
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host yourself means - running on your own hardware
You don't have to be very smart to figure that out. I get sick only from the slightest smell coming out of those things.
This is not necessary. They only have to tax the parent company at 21% and any of it's subsidiaries. If on the other hand a company buys services from its subsidiaries located abroad, then impose a customs tax of 21% for any imports / exports.
I don't see the Seagull
350–530 kg Al would be needed per apartment. One question left unanswered is - how many cycles does this system support before it becomes substantially inefficient?
This promotional video is epic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKxEXZv4G3c
"We learn in school that a proton is a bundle of three elementary particles called quarks..." - do kids learn this in school nowadays? Because I don't remember learning that in school.
I haven't read the whole article, but making games on your own is really hard. You are either good designer, but bad programmer or the other way around so. I think the easiest if you are a programmer and know a little bit of Unreal or Unity, you should use free assets and not bother with creating assets as this will eat up all your time. It's better if you pair with someone.
Must be a bad batch. Please return by post with batch number visible for a refund and let us know what you didn't like about the product
Also, the same destination: Honolulu. And only 1 digit difference in registration number (N773UA in 2018 vs N772UA in 2021).
Enough advertising this guy's new book already
Marketing has reached new levels
Probably `Cadabra` came from `Abracadabra`: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abracadabra
So they are now rebranding the fact that they are trying to monopolize the ad space?
I can't see the video. Incredible that the actual appearance of the crystal happens in phase transition - almost instantly.
How many times has this story been presented over different names and titles?
And why did you quit your job? Always validate the idea first and validate it only by making lots of people pay you for it. Not by asking your current boss.
Yes, they wanted cars before the cars got invented. The wanted greater speed, more comfort, less trouble. People didn't care whether it took the shape of a "car" or of a "sdflkjsdkj". As long as the invention satisfied their needs, people were willing to pay for it. This stands true always.
Yes, I read this article several years ago. Why is it reposted with a recent date?
Anyway, besides all the BS the author wrote, I didn't see the business model. What was the basic - dumb business model?
So you find which is the best painkiller. So what? How do you charge users for this? This is one-time info. Once we all agree which is the best, why would anyone pay you for this?
And why the fuck did you draw diagrams on your parents' windows? Have you watched the facebook movie too many times?
I say it's time we get rid of these monopolies?
will the regulators allow this kind of tests on public roads?
Hahaha
Something - friendly is just the same as Something - ready. If you remember the HD - ready TVs you know what it means.
These sentences summarise it all:
"Google will effectively control how websites can monetise and operate their business,"
"This means that any business that buys or sells advertising will be reliant on Google for a part of the process, whether they like it or not."
To model these types of processes people usually use stochastic processes (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stochastic_process). I don't know what the author used, but seems inaccurate.
And why do you think it has to be Tesla when you hear "electric car"? Check out this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_electric_cars_currentl...