r3m6
Joined 14 years ago
Joined 14 years ago
NetFlix Germany is already better than Amazon Germany, but NetFlix USA is the best.
I wonder why it is sooo hard to provide original subtitles and original language for all movies. Is that also a licensing issue or just laziness?
In Taiwan and China people are willing to spend near US$1000 for an Apple smart phone, so $3000-$4000 for a cool 'Apple' E-Scooter still sounds attractive to me. Unlike a car, you can park this thing directly in front of the stores, so everyone can see it/has to climb over it ;-)
I am not their target market, but next time I am in Taiwan I would rent this scooter, even at double/triple the cost of a regular one. I actually wanted to rent an e-scooter before, but everyone advised against it: "Too slow"
So for me the key question is: Does Gogoro feel like a real scooter, even with two people on it? Does it do to e-scooters what Tesla did for e-cars?
In a nutshell, if you find an employer willing to hire you for a regular paid high-tech job, you will get a work visa, aka "Blue Card".
As an example, Andy Brice blogs about his shareware business at http://successfulsoftware.net/
And in what way are they dangerous? And if not these experts, who should do this (expert) work?
Another viewpoint is: It is "public knowledge" that the same "bitter EU medicine" worked well for Ireland, Portugal and Spain. So from the "Pigs" countries - only the "g" refuses to take it. That is their right. But then don't blame/insult the doctor.
Diversity has proven benefits in many cases, I see it in my daily work. It is much more than just a number in a ranking.
> low-income regions (e.g. ex-Russian territory, Asia)
Asia? Low-income? These times are gone in many places. You need to update your knowledge. Diversity in your workplace could help :-)
The advantage of visual/screenshot-driven automation tools like Screenster.io or Kantu.io is twofold:
1. It allows non-developers to join the testing team and create automated web tests.
2. Even if you are a developer by training, tools like NW.js or PhantomJS still have a significant learning curve. I argue that developer time is typically better spend on the product than on coding complex test cases.