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by Casseres 8y ago
My biggest (related) one is… In the sign-up process, validate the email (don't trust the user). I get a lot of emails that companies never validated, including for a while, from Wells Fargo.
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by Casseres 8y ago
Or if you want a M-F, 7a-3p job with great vacation. Though you might need to grade homework/projects on your time off, as well as develop lesson plans. (I went to a Super Bowl party, and there were teachers grading worksheets in the
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by Casseres 8y ago
I believe if you own a "business" that constantly loses money year-after-year, the IRS can classify it as a hobby and not tax-deductible. Though maybe that's why the yacht ownership turn-over is high; they sell off their &qu
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by Casseres 8y ago
I think it's very fair to say he lives a lonely life. He doesn't seem to have much if any time away from the boats. I've sailed with many men that were so loney, a good number of them had been married and divorced 4 or 5 ti
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by Casseres 8y ago
Advertise they need houses and cars that say "Welcome Mr. (Billionaire)" as they enter. Use terms like "machine learning" and "AI", maybe "blockchain" if you really need to seal the deal. "Who&#x
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by Casseres 8y ago
Fear sells.
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by Casseres 8y ago
I can't speak to your specific circumstances as I don't know the history of the phone numbers, who they've been given to, other personal information that robocallers may be profiling you on, etc. Or maybe the robocallers cou
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by Casseres 8y ago
It's really bad for most people. I only get about one a week because I don't engage with the robocalls or give my number out freely. Other people don't protect their privacy as well, or they do engage with the robocalls (answ
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by Casseres 8y ago
It seems like that statistic will be harder to keep as technology becomes more pervasive in our lives.
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by Casseres 8y ago
Sidenote, there is a punctuation mark called an "interrobang": ‽ It combines both the exclamation mark and question mark. It is included in Google's Android keyboard by long-pressing the question mark. Eg) Are you crazy‽
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by Casseres 8y ago
It's worse than that for other high-end phones. I bought the first Razer Phone from the Microsoft Store 1 year and 4 months ago (Nov 24, 2017). The last security patch was from July 5, 2018. From what I understand, the CAT Phones (wi
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by Casseres 8y ago
Who paid thousands? IIRC, I think they varried the price based on country, and in the US it was about $50 to apply.
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by Casseres 8y ago
I think it's absurd when the very small fraction of truck owners lift them, trick them out, "roll coal", etc. I think the vast majority of truck owners are reasonable. Who doesn't own or pay for something "just in c
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by Casseres 8y ago
No, I'm an Air Traffic Controller who uses a truck to move and tow stuff to help out friends, family, and Scouts. Why?
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by Casseres 8y ago
I think you posted in the wrong thread. Did you mean to post in Ask HN: Did offering a money-back guarantee help your business ? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19085526
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by Casseres 8y ago
Have I won the lottery? I've never had a single Bluetooth issue with any device I've ever had, except my current vehicle: "All New" 2019 Ram 1500 (If anyone works for Uconnect, please email me.) iPhone, iPhone 4, Nexus
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by Casseres 8y ago
I occasionally see offers like that, and all it does is make me think there's a catch that makes it almost impossible to redeem. After reading the comments here, I could be wrong.
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by Casseres 8y ago
Interesting website. My cooking skills are very basic, but now I'm interested in getting a Searzall. http://www.cookingissues.com/index.html%3Fp=6031.html
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by Casseres 8y ago
People will "remember" things that didn't happen.
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by Casseres 8y ago
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/old-reddit-re...
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by Casseres 8y ago
Air Traffic Controller here. You are correct. There are many airports that are just a runway and have CTAF (Common Traffic Advisory Frequency) where pilots advise each other of their position, heading, intentions, etc. ATC can give clearan
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by Casseres 8y ago
Yes they do. I have issued clearances through Flight Service to such aircraft.
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by Casseres 8y ago
FYI: Civilian flights in Class A airspace (at or above 18,000ft in most places) require an IFR clearance. State flights can fly "due regard" (VFR) in Class A airspace. In Hawaii, there is no Class A airspace, and I once controlled
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by Casseres 8y ago
That alone won't cause people to have an 'uncontrolable need to accumulate everything'. Buying junk to fill a house that's too big is not the same as hoarding. Please read the article.
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by Casseres 8y ago
I think it depends on the driver if they're able to handle the power during routine driving. Here is a 7 second video of Tesla driver accelerating out of what would have been a bad rear-end accident: https://www.youtube.com
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by Casseres 8y ago
The microphones usually have visible coverings in the headliner. However if privacy is your concern, just disabling the celluar modem should be enough. As for voiding any warranty, should a problem arrise, it's up to the manufacturer
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by Casseres 8y ago
Can you coverup/unplug the sensors and unplug the cellular modem?
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by Casseres 8y ago
Do you believe in being seen (hi-viz vest/colors), or being heard (loud pipes)?
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by Casseres 8y ago
> I will admit to having a mildly "political" motive, in that I would like drivers to have a positive experience dealing with cyclists. Me too, except the other way around. I will make sure there is a ton of room before mergin
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by Casseres 8y ago
Clarification: federal law permits them on the drivers side in the US as long as the mirrors also have the required flat mirror [0]. [0] same link, and the fact that my vehicle came from the US manufacturer with both.

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