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by 300bps 7y ago
Costs $2 to sign up to that site. At first I balked but then I realized somebody would probably enter every single person’s name and address in the country if they didn’t have some kind of cost associated with it. Still stinks to pay someon
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by 300bps 7y ago
It costs $500/yr to run an LLC Your advice to register an LLC is very good. I’ll add: 1) Costs are very state specific. And if you register in the state you live in you can act as your own registered agent and eliminate a lot of th
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by 300bps 7y ago
So basically, Google seems to have managed to take a feature in its own Calendar App, and the default behaviour of meetings on Google and dressed it up like stalking. A window on your friend’s house can be used to peek in to see if they’r
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by 300bps 7y ago
The last two /8s were handed out in January of 2011 so quite a bit longer than weeks or months. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv4_address_exhaustion#Addres... Entire networks of computers can share a single publi
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by 300bps 7y ago
Game over IPv4. There's still a lot of waste that can be reclaimed before it's game over for IPv4. For just two examples - both Ford Motor Company and Prudential Securities are currently assigned over 16.7 million public IPv4 a
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by 300bps 7y ago
The source of the data driving this visualization is https://sipri.org/databases/armstransfers and that has a lot more detail that others have requested.
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by 300bps 7y ago
They claim the story is factually incorrect, but provide no corrections. There were two claims in the NY Times story: 1) FedEx paid $0 in tax 2) FedEx "has not made good on its promised investment surge" In response, FedEx wro
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by 300bps 7y ago
I use Brave which is a fork of Chromium just like Chrome. Click Settings, Additional Settings, Privacy and Security, Site Settings, Javascript. Then under Block click Add and type www.nytimes.com as the URL and click Add. The site works fi
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by 300bps 7y ago
To vouch for a dead comment, turn Show Dead on, then click the time associated with the dead comment and click Vouch.
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by 300bps 7y ago
I got a virus from an ad on reddit in 2008. It actually does happen, and I've used ad blocking software consistently ever since.
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by 300bps 7y ago
By default, they fail to load stuff like trackers, ads, etc.
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by 300bps 7y ago
I can’t imagine what it’s like to moderate large sites like HN. I read it with Show Dead turned on and I’m amazed at how many people have been shadow banned with no clue they’ve been posting frequently for years with no idea 99% of people
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by 300bps 7y ago
Reminds me Harrison Bergeron http://www.tnellen.com/cybereng/harrison.html
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by 300bps 7y ago
I called for this to happen over 5.5 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7909383 I am thrilled that we're nearly there. I happily favor using apps from companies that don't base their primary existenc
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by 300bps 7y ago
For what it’s worth, I switched to ddg a couple years ago and haven’t found the same thing. If I ever search on ddg and don’t get what I want I just append !g to the search and it sends me to google anyway.
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by 300bps 7y ago
Starcraft is an incredibly complex game. Even basic strategies will win if they’re done faster. APM (actions per minute) is a very significant factor into who is winning. Apparently they limited their AI player to 264 APM but that’s sti
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by 300bps 7y ago
Most of your clothes sit idle 90% of the time. I have a cup full of pennies in my closet that sit idle all the time too and I don't care... cause they're pennies. Similarly, the average car cost over $35,000 in 2018. That&#x27
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by 300bps 7y ago
If you don't need to drive why would you buy a driverless car? I don’t anticipate many people will ever buy a driverless car. The whole concept of buying a car is kind of ridiculous. You pay for it then you continue paying for regis
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by 300bps 7y ago
Is there a reason why certain companies get to retain their originally allocated Class-A netblocks with their 16 million addresses? http://www.aturtschi.com/whois/neta1.html Even companies that were given Class-B netbl
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by 300bps 7y ago
CNN Veritas videos aren’t from CNN. They are undercover videos that purport to show CNN’s biases. https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2019/10/15/project_v...
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by 300bps 7y ago
I found it odd he turned books upside down to remember he read them.
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by 300bps 7y ago
Did a lot of research on my last purchase and it came down to a Thinkpad T480s or Thinkpad Carbon X1 and I ended up going with the Carbon because it's so much lighter and thinner while still having an i7, 16 GB of RAM and SSD. And I bo
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by 300bps 7y ago
Is there any downside to periodically taking strong antifungals? I type on computers for a living but I think in general everything in your body is in balance. For example, if you remove bacteria via an antibiotic you can get a fungal in
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by 300bps 7y ago
I agree. And his “Low Performer” review and denying the remote work request are obvious attempts to manage him out the door which worked.
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by 300bps 7y ago
I worked for a car insurance company for ten years and the management would answer, “Because loss history shows that we pay more in claims for insured men.” So that’s ok but for some reason if it were a particular race they wouldn’t think t
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by 300bps 7y ago
Not ignoring the downsides you point out in the article, this line alone makes it worth the read: Sure, more money would be fun, but most of the people I know who have more money are annoying.
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by 300bps 7y ago
Interesting but important to keep in mind that as languages mature fewer questions need to be asked.
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by 300bps 7y ago
The article uses three different apps to determine if it's OK to fly a drone in a particular area. When all three said he was good he then did extensive google searches to find things as random as press releases where someone is quote
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by 300bps 7y ago
When I was six I put up a sign saying my sister was stupid and then added a clause at the end, “$5 fine for touching this sign.” She ripped the sign down and I never got my $5.
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by 300bps 7y ago
Just IMO, programming is addictively fun and can be shallow. I can get that. In 1985 when I was programming my own BBS from scratch I would skip going out with friends to work on it. All that time spent on a computer as a child provided

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