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How is it good service? Does the driver have any control over the traffic?

I think tipping someone who delivers food to you is one of the only areas where tipping makes sense.

Aren't IBM number 3? But either way, Microsoft, Google, IBM, are all way behind Amazon.

Good.

Why would you interview someone you already worked with? What?

Or use GPS?

40,000 people a year die in the US, because you are scared of a vagrant? Wow.

Except they were not.

Cars are just too dangerous to have anywhere near people. They should be banned from cities and suburbs. 40,000 people die every year in the US because of cars. Dumbest idea ever.

I don't agree, London and Paris really took to their bike share systems. This will appeal to even more people.

Oh yes. It is horrible working with a non-tech PM who doesn't understand the issues with engineering.

> It seems to me that they should have a number of enterprise signing certs for each use case such as internal beta, external beta, internal utility, external utility, whatever.

Then you need each user to install each cert.

What? Almost any apple developer in google could sign their app with that cert, and send it to anyone that has accepted the cert.

What a confusing post.

The very people collected those checks are making those arguments, directly. Lets be honest, service staff prefer the way it is. They can prey on their customers, and they end up making more than they would if paid min wage.

I mean, this is the reality of using a product. Should all the difficult parts and smells be removed, or should you have to experience the downsides as well as the upsides of consuming.

With cans, you could crush them, so they took up only a small amount of room.

And time is free. Just get prisoners to do it. And then you have to ship the bottles to them, of course, unload, and load them back.

Yes, of course, but there would not be a lot of them.

Sure, but how many are going to drag there bottles across the border for a few cents, dollars at the most?

I thought someone ran the numbers, and it just wasn't worthwhile. Maybe that was from NY?

Of course, no one likes thin, light devices in a laptop that you carry around all the time. That is just silly.

> We're good enough

This isn't a decision you get to make. I want thinner, lighter. Always. Most people do.

How quick you forget, there were a lot of people complaining about the iMac dropping ports and using USB. If you want to see what it is look, look around at the people complaining these days about going all in on USB-C.

This is such a silly statement, I don't know where to being. Everyone wants thinner, lighter devices. Everyone. Or we would still be using 2 inch thick laptops. or 0.5 inch thick phones.

Even then, with the 2 inch thick laptops, there were making them as thin as they could. The tech wasn't there to make it any thinner, or they would have.

This makes no sense. Even the bank boss is a fool. Someone who falls for one scam once, isn't automatically never going to fall for a different scam ever again. It might be because they are always in a hurry to approve things, or gullible. You don't get rid of those traits with one lesson.

The reason they still use the hotel, is that there are not a lot of hotels in the area. This is not NY city.

Because it is a very uncommon situation.

> The problem was that it was peak Summer in Barcelona, we were there for a long period of time, and the only available units were minimum 5x the price.

What can they do then? Build new apartments for you?

> We had an Airbnb burglarized

Once again, what can they do?

They are not a hotel. You accept that when you book somewhere. It is not magic, there are going to be horrible places, there are going to be shitty owners who rob you.

You want all the benefits but none of the compromises. Too bad.

> that same $25 buys you 41 years of storage on backblaze

What. I just checked backblaze, it was $5 a month, or $50 a year.

Yes, but now I don't have to get up to switch my light off.

Ok, but don't you usually go to the supermarket anyway? I don't quite see what the point is, how did you survive until this point? The only thing difference is you are buying some more ingredients.