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However I still wish they'd be able to get the bezel down to the size of an XPS 13
If I somehow end up on a similar looking website, I'd often close it and move on to the next result on Google.
My brain automatically associate that UI with an archive website that probably hasn't been uploaded since 2005ish.
Wouldn't that be UX and not necessarily UI?
Health care insurance for example can eat a good chunk of that 3.6kUSD: the average cost of individual health insurance premiums is $440 for an individual and &1,168 for a family, in 2018 according to eHealth [1]
1: https://www.ehealthinsurance.com/resources/individual-and-fa...
That blog page has 4 requests going: html page, one css file and two images. No tracking, no 50 javascript libraries, nothing.
If anyone know if/what platform hes using, I'm interested. Very clean looking website, very simple. Love it.
> I don't own the rights—the publisher does—but if you're extremely online, you can find a copy in the usual places.
0: https://imgur.com/a/P5boTGD 1: https://imgur.com/a/judq7zj
I imagine the reason you're carrying is for self defence, say in the case of an active shooter for example.
Let's say you're able to take down the shooter. During the fiasco that ensures, wouldn't you be afraid of being mistaken as the active shooter by the police? It seems generally they're pretty trigger-happy..
(Again, not to start a political thread about this, I'm just simply curious, coming from a country where we can't carry guns.)
1: https://www.quora.com/Does-the-737-MAX-family-use-fly-by-wir...
I'd rather just type CAD to USD.. or BTC to USD, or any other combination in my address bar than type xe.com, load a bunch of libraries, including Facebook connect. Ghostly reports 6 trackers blocked.
Furthermore, it took 3.45 seconds to load xe.com in Incognito, while google only took 1.1
I think Google's AMP project is a step in the right direction, but it seems to me that it's not adopted enough.
I was just wondering why the remote position is only available in the US. I see this quite often and I'm curious what's the reasoning for it. I would imagine it's tax related?
$ 0.05 on all non-refillable single-fill containers that are 450 ml or less in size
$ 0.10 on all single-fill and glass containers up to 450 ml size
$ 0.20 on all single-fill containers larger than 450 ml
$ 0.05 for each soft drink container sold
Don't reinvent the wheel if you don't have the skills.
In SolarCity case, that means 0.15% of their workforce.
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