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JohnforAmerica
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Here ya go, courtesy of a FA Director:
Not even close to true. IBR, ICR, and PAYE (pay as you earn) are all eligible plans, and lower than the standard ten year repayment.
Pocket assigns you an email address, much like evernote. Go into the settings on the website to set it up!
Security implications?
I know pocket does this. Not sure about the others.
"I have to use my Twitter app to email the tweet to myself...." - why not just email straight into Pocket?
I'd love Pocket's send to friend feature if it gave you a way to reply! As is, a friend sends me an article in Pocket, and if I want to respond, comment, etc, I have to exit pocket and use email, gchat, etc. I also have to then reference whatever article I'm talking about. Until they fix that, it's a hell of a lot…
Or just text a dropbox (or any other cloud storage) link, since they have to open a link anyway...
If you're not interested in the subscription, Play Music still works as a regular music player that can even store your own music in the cloud.
This annoys me to no end. Here's why:
No worries man, sorry if that came across dickish!
No worries man, sorry if that came across dickish!
Did you consider clicking on the link I provided?
Bdex already said this, but I'm bumping:
For Gunpoint, go to the dev's page instead of Steam (http://www.gunpointgame.com/). You get a DRM copy of the game free PLUS a Steam key! (and the dev get's a bigger %)
Don't know, but if you do get it, go to the dev's page instead of Steam (http://www.gunpointgame.com/). You get a DRM copy of the game free PLUS a Steam key! (and the dev get's a bigger %)
For Civilization 5 - do I go for the $7.50 standard version, or pay $5 more for the Gold Edition with all the expansions, DLC, etc? Any thoughts?
For Civilization 5 - do I go for the $7.50 standard version, or pay $5 more for the Gold Edition with all the expansions, DLC, etc? Any thoughts?
Amnesia: The Dark Descent is $2.50 on amazon right now!
Amnesia: The Dark Descent is $2.50 on amazon right now!
Anywhere to find a good list for older systems (or ability to sort/filter by specs)?