BMI>23 if you are South asian
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BMI>23 if you are South asian
Well now it takes hundreds of minutes, in which time the value of your bitcoin has changed, given its current volatility.
If both want to live a lifestyle where they spend $75k, then the lower earner will never retire.
A yearly subscription, too? ugh.
Edit: It is an electron app. Pretty, though.
Major features i like:
* adb and cygterm support
* ctrl-scrollwheel zoom
* clickable links (always or while holding ctrl)
* jumplistsHaving tried to train several "grandmas" on streaming media, Roku absolutely trumps chromecast for ease of use. They can understand an on screen interface and a remote. The paradigm shift of using a mobile device or a computer to drive the TV is a pretty big leap. And that is assuming they understand how to use the mobile device itself. That assuming they even have eyes that can see the phone screen, distinguish the very subtle visual elements and the dexterity to tap the little icons.
FWIW, I have YouTube Red, and this video says I need to buy a $150 season to watch it.
If anyone has hulu, here's a link
Star Trek: Voyager S4 E22 Unforgettable https://www.hulu.com/watch/441748#i0,p20,s4,d0
- the icon is broken, all I see is the green android face
- when i log in to youtube, it says the log in is from an Iphone per my google security alert
- the back and forward arrows don't look right. They don't have the right icon to be a visual cue for back and forward. They look more like previous and next.
- would be great to handle full screen
- video speed is not preserved when starting a new video.>Thankfully, Hulu’s cloud DVR will give users the ability to fast-forward through the commercials in their recorded content – just like a cable TV DVR would.
>However, though both Vue and Sling’s DVR technically support fast-forwarding, the option is not always available due to rights deals. It will be interesting to see if Hulu’s live TV service faces those same issues when it arrives.
https://www.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/comments/5ua042/youtub...
Are they giving out free videos? The content creator gets to choose how to monetize, right? The platform does allow for free, and the creator chose to get paid.
Edit: Just figured it out. Blocking this with an adbock rule fixes it at as a logged-in user, in the US, using Chrome.
https://www.youtube.com/get_video_info*Skeptical. I have done no research, but my instinct is that banks make more on the transaction fees than the interest. That somewhere is all of us paying higher prices to account for those transaction fees.