Why are the Hawks so bad?
Why are the Celtics wearing black bands 2020?
Why are the Nets called the Nets?
Why are the Hornets so bad?
Why are the Bulls so bad?
Why are the Cavaliers called the Hoos?
Why are the Mavericks retiring 24?
Why are the Nuggets called the Nuggets?
Why are the Pistons so bad?
Why are the Warriors so bad this year?
Why are the Rockets so bad?
Why are the Pacers so good?
Why are the Clippers named the Clippers?
Why are the Lakers so good?
Why are the Grizzles paying Andre Igoudala?
Why are the Heat so good?
Why are the Bucks so good?
Why are the Timberwolves so bad?
Why are the Pelicans called Nola?
Why are the Knicks so bad?
Why are the Thunder so good?
Why are the Magic wearing orange?
Why are the 76ers called that?
Why are the Suns bad?
Why are the Trail Blazers called rip city?
Why are the Kings so bad?
Why are the Spurs so bad?
Why are the Raptors so good?
Why are the Jazz called the Jazz?
Why are the Wizards so bad? (I didnt look this one up)
I started doing this about a year ago. When I google random questions I usually had to sift through stupid articles and half the time couldnβt find direct answers. I feel like 90% of the time if you put reddit at the end of a question you can jump to a thread and immediately find people talking about an issue.
I know there are many good developers in this subreddit with better credentials than mine, and this mini-AMA might not be beneficial for most, but I wanted to spend some of my free time today answering questions that people have about anything Android development (Working in a professional environment on production level apps, working as a solo developer on the side, publishing applications, increasing downloads, really anything you guys can think of.
This might only work on mobile and on android.
Hello /r/ethtrader!
Last summer, my co-founder and I left Google and soon after fell deep down the rabbit hold of cryptocurrency and blockchain that you all are deeply familiar with. As Hobbyist crypto investors, we quickly ran into the problem of keeping track of our own coins, and eventually of figuring out our own taxes, which we wrote about here. This led us to create CoinTracker and join Y Combinator's latest batch.
We quickly realized that one of the major roadblocks holding back cryptocurrency from more mainstream adoption is straightforward UX. So we set forward to build a better way to keep track of your portfolio and do your taxes with dead simple UX. Our goal was clear: make crypto more accessible.
Since then we have been very privileged to get 30,000+ exchange accounts connected to our tool, tracking over $200M of crypto assets. This also led us to create a detailed FAQ on common crypto tax questions for the US, covering hot topics such as like-kind exchange, airdrops, mining, FIFO/HIFO/LIFO, and more. With US tax filing tomorrow, we would love to help answer any pending questions you may have and/or help you file a free extension.
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Basically.. the answer to all questions about site speed and SEO is "it depends"
Thoughts?
Run your answer through as many different languages as you can! Then filter it back into English!
I would like to see how effectively i could use google to answer you guys' questions. No question or topic too complicated, see if you can stump google.
RIP to lazy fucking assholes but I'm different
Is there a name for when you ask google a question and all the results are forum posts where the answers are, "Use google," or, "A simple google search will..."
Hey,
hate making standalones, but there's no questions thread so to get to the point here is info about my trip:
- 17 days in peru, flying in/out lima in January
- want to chill, and visit Machu picchu.
I realize we can either take a bus or do an authentic hike. I keep reading the inca trail is overhyped(i hear its good but like 1k USD and sells out fast lol) and theres other legit trails that are much cheaper. My question is it really better to actually wait to book there? Another post addressed in person is better cause you can negotiate, but is there a rough estimate how much it should cost per day, etc? So I know how to negotiate? Also should I worry about any tour slots selling out? January is wet season, any concerns there? I think we are looking for a two day hike personally.
Aside from that I plan to just beach it and explore lima. maybe something nearby but I think thats solid for two weeks ya? I could look into renting a car, after reviewing the roads in Peru and whats worth driving too, etc. Haven't looked too much what else is around, but dont wanna "overbook".
Any advice is appreciated, thanks!
In order to spawn a conqueror, you need to have the correct amount of watchstones in a region and do "the correct tier" of different maps in that region. I know the map has to be at least the tier shown on your atlas, but can it be higher than that and still spawn a conq? Or does it have to be the exact tier shown?
