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by EADGBE 7y ago
I understand the gripe about multiple payment options in Amazon. I usually end up with a gift card from some promo and it always seems to end up with $3.XX left on it. I want to use it up, but hardly anyone supports multiple card payments.
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by EADGBE 7y ago
Most wouldn't have even known what these meant.
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by EADGBE 7y ago
The dealers for those are even further away.
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by EADGBE 7y ago
Also, people who take Google's side on this don't see the downside; they're probably already Google Assistant users. Now they're just getting the functionality they always wanted with a device (Looks like that Homekit in
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by EADGBE 7y ago
> Tertill uses bluetooth to talk to your smartphone. Close, but not quite. Just wait for the 20 "I'm stuck" notifications.
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by EADGBE 7y ago
I'd argue that any reputable car maker would do this.
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by EADGBE 7y ago
Their last mile coverage is quite impressive. I'll get notifications on my phone letting me know my menial package is 9 stops away and to expect it soon. When I open up the alert (usually after it's delivered), I get a picture of
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by EADGBE 7y ago
If it were true for this example, St. Louis metro and Kansas City metro would be swapped. EDIT: Looks like the population ranking has swapped! My apologies!
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by EADGBE 7y ago
> get at least ten robocalls every weekday I always find it interesting how these almost cease each weekend day. Do scammers' charge more to answer a phone on a weekend?
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by EADGBE 7y ago
I believe it is shunned because it points the blame back mostly on the sufferer. Since it's a "choice" it's often deduced (incorrectly) that it's similar to choosing something menial like what clothes you want to we
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by EADGBE 7y ago
I spent the first few memorable years of my life in a trailer park. I can relate. People have come and gone, I've certainly had "started from the bottom [now we here]" moments - but even at a young age - I saw honesty in ways
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by EADGBE 7y ago
Most of my Stack Overflow karma has come from edits. Just like in real life; I'll underwhelm the average sleuth with the amount of badges I have vs. the work I've actually done.
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by EADGBE 7y ago
I suppose if I wanted a fancy, overpriced grocery shopping experience I could also stroll down to HyVee... This was honestly a dig at leaving no evidence of why Wegmans was better. I'm sure it is.
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by EADGBE 7y ago
TIL there's an exposition for everything. https://www.aircraftinteriorsexpo.com/
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by EADGBE 7y ago
I'm sorry for everyone that doesn't have a Price Chopper.
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by EADGBE 7y ago
Do you mention HyVee because of the midwest location of it, or a general employee-owned supermarket/restaurant/prep meal aspect?
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by EADGBE 7y ago
That style of notation is more of the "paid for" notation we're all familiar with. Something you'd find in a tab book along the front row of shelving at record stores (remember those!). For those of us who were in the in
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by EADGBE 7y ago
The church tax occurs on property or on income?
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by EADGBE 7y ago
FWIW, you don't need to be nearly as "gud" as you think you do; when you're a hot commodity in a market like we have for what we do. Though I commend your desire to stay somewhere stable. Eventually, you get to a point w
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by EADGBE 7y ago
Henry Ford's "Faster Horse" story is a great one, but it isn't true. I guess it's better than saying "Sometimes people don't know what they want". https://hbr.org/2011/08/hen
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by EADGBE 7y ago
Sounds like a tithe. FWIW, many churches (and members of congregations) separate tithes and gifts.
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by EADGBE 7y ago
And yet leaving the left lane open isn't...
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by EADGBE 8y ago
I certainly don't make a habit out of it, but when I do drink before bed, I wake up much more alert and feel refreshed than usual. of course, I've never had an issue falling asleep, especially after having kids. It's not a
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by EADGBE 8y ago
> It is interesting that they haven't released weights, perhaps because they don't yet know or because it is bad news . I'm guessing the bad news part. My Half-Ton Silverado Crew Cab's (That's the 4-door smalles
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Or maybe we evolved weights to work for us
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by EADGBE 8y ago
The problem is that housing needs change. In fact: > Once you've got enough rooms to cover everyone's needs (kids don't have to share a room etc) This would have been considered opulence 40 years ago.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Opens up wallet app, looks for card number, doesn't see it
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by EADGBE 8y ago
I learned a general rule about numbers vs strings, and I think it’d apply in this example as well: if you aren’t doing math with it, keep it a string. (Phone numbers, numeric postal codes, account numbers, house numbers, etc).
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by EADGBE 8y ago
The Fletcher-Munson Curve https://ehomerecordingstudio.com/fletcher-munson-curve/ breaks down how this affects your perception of music based on how loud it is. In the instance of that link, it's in regards to mix
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by EADGBE 8y ago
As an aging guitarist, I've become more serious about my hearing after I learned that I've lost everything above 12.5k. I've switched to an IEM system live, using a Kemper full-time for my "cranked amp" sound, and a

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