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Domenic_S
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Let's not pretend that the taxi situation was hunkey-dory before big-bad-tech came onto the scene. There's no regulation that says if I call dispatch to request a taxi one has to show up, and "we'll pick you up when we p
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Sounds like it's an 802.11 monitor mode packet sniffer, recording probe requests (which have a MAC address associated with them). Connecting to the internet is probably just to hook up to their cloud service. Defeatable by airplane mod
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I feel seen. I can't stand drywall work - although I'll do a patch'n'texture that's too small to hire out if i absolutely have to. The folks who do drywall for a living are magicians that can knock out the job 5x fa
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I once stumbled upon what I thought was a car show, but was actually an exhibition of miniature engines (!). Is this a thing? It seems really interesting and I'd love to build a miniature engine with my kids someday.
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It just sucks. I get non-deterministic reactions from "turn off the lights" vs "turn off every light" vs "all lights off".. one of those phrases eventually works. I had to set up a custom action ("goodnigh
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2y ago
pptm.js is paypal's tag manager, for "Marketing Solutions". Gives the vendor shopper insights (clickthru, etc). Stripe recommends putting stripe.js on every page to help detect fraud better ( https://docs.stripe.com
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Small appliance repair is/used to be a thing, remember TV repair shops? Vacuum repair shops I still see around occasionally. Problem is people buy a $25 hamilton beach blender that doesn't make any financial sense to repair but ma
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A large company I work for declined to buy licenses from a supplier that had this clause. From my understanding it's not really legal - or at worst it's a gray area - but the language is just too risky if you're not looking t
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It's the typical case for Bay Area-HQ tech companies , at essentially all levels for Tier-1 companies, higher levels at Tier-2/3 companies, and specialist roles beyond that. "software engineering" doesn't print mon
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I have kids, my older is 11 and reads almost whenever she can. She loves to read herself to sleep at night. We've taken her to the library since she was a baby where we'd find new baby books to read to her. Over time, we stopped p
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Sort of. The Stabilization Act of 1942 (act of Congress) authorized FDR's Executive Order 9328 [0], which was a price/wage stabilization Order meant to keep the economy stable during WWII. Because companies could no longer compete
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> average consumer is with their health insurance provider for about 3 years Are they? That sounds right for how long they're with an employer, but if I move companies I'm probably going with the same insurance carrier under
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What keeps someone from driving across the border to acquire one, or ordering on ebay, or getting one at a sketchy shop? "Some idiot" is exactly the kind of person that would ignore the law. I mean it seems like a fine law, but i
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What country? I'm seeing $12/mo for turbo and $14/mo for YT Premium
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I literally meant south of huntsville as in, draw an E-W line on the map at huntsville, and look everywhere south that's still within ontario. 2.5 hour commute sucks and wouldn't be long-term sustainable, but if it's what you
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Correct! I had an @x.com email address when I worked at PayPal a long time ago.
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I dunno what qualifies as south ON, but I see 144 houses for sale from $50-300 CAD south of Huntsville. Your point however is (less charitably) put as "I can't purchase a house where I want the house to be, with the specs that I
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> I get paid more than my non tech peers yet still functionally have less spending power than a 25 year old from 30 years ago This seems like some non-generic case specific to your situation and not representative of the average experi
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seems like they should have turned left and tried to go under the middle section there instead of cranking all the way around right. I imagine they were under task saturation with the power outages though.
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I'm sure $38k of that $40k was the armored car contract, which is insane for such small amounts - less than $500/week. I'm kind of stunned they didn't have any random entrance employee run a bag down to the bank once a w
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From another article: > "They seek no monetary award," he said, adding that "Children’s Health Defense is financially backing the lawsuit." https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/experience&#x
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> Theyre still using python 2 and centOS in tons of systems. There's 1 service on py2, with a plan to migrate because of the move off of centos. centos deprecation is in progress.
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Your unstated assumption is that universal agreement is required for universal morals to exist
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Is that really what you think I said? How about making a point with less snark to it that I could respond to?
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> The first thing is that there are no universal sets of morals. That's a belief presented as fact. I'm not super excited about getting into a philosophical debate, but just something to consider: "The rules: help your f
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No, you're looking at old data. Cat thefts in 2023 halved compared to 2022. https://www.nbcnews.com/data-graphics/catalytic-converter-th...
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> counseling, a better home and school environment, food in the belly, and so on might. This seems right for preventing criminals from forming out of otherwise-blank-slate children, but what do you do with these kids? There's no
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An uncited claim in a summary paper. The CDC recommends not using THC vapes at all because of EVALI, but make no such recommendation about standard nicotine vapes (unless you've never smoked) [0]. [0] https://www.cdc.gov
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Sure you do. Smoke and walk around in public. Smoke and stand in the middle of the sidewalk. etc
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That was from bootleg THC carts that had adulterated ingredients [0]. In this context we're talking about vaping (nicotine liquid) vs smoking (cigarettes). Vaping is not as safe as inhaling nothing but air. But we do know scientificall
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