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Keverw
7y ago
Seen another story on HN a while back where someone also had trouble with Google Fi... Stories like this make me feel like Google doesn't have the customer service part down, and I'm not sure if I'd want to rely on them with
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I would love to travel full time. Around the world by cruise ship, flying some places but I think long trips would be much more comfortable at sea since you can get up and walk around, plenty of entertainment and food unlike an airplane bei
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8y ago
> they do have a name associated with dropping products after a year or two Totally a concern. When OnLive closed people lost all their games, no refunds. While if you went to the store and bought a physical disk. It'd still be your
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How Tech Companies Own Your Devices [video]
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8y ago
I've heard of that too, but I believe that only comes to tax software. In some other countries they mail you a postcard with how much taxes you owe, but if you have deductions they didn't know about you have to correct it... They
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8y ago
Reminds me of a quote: "The secret to success is to own nothing, but control everything." ~ Nelson Rockefeller
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8y ago
Pretty scary they associate accounts like that. I know some web developers that have to login to client's Google accounts... For example, using Gmail to download/send mail via their hosting account. Convenience to have it all in o
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I guess the city will be responsible to remove the fiber then as they repave roads over time? Or will Google pay for it? Seems horrible if Google tore up roads to put in Fiber and now they decide to pull out leaving the taxpayers holding th
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8y ago
I wonder if Casino's run their machines, etc on the same network as guests are on at the hotel, etc... I'd think they'd at least isolate the networks to at least make things a bit harder... Maybe you could be sneaky and unplu
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8y ago
Yeah, especially a tech conference. Everyone has phones with cameras, vloggers and journalists covering things. I know there are stories of casinos in Vegas breaking people's legs for cheating, but I guess that doesn't happen anym
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8y ago
Why would traveling on one be grueling? Working on one seems like it's work, not really a vacation even if away from home... But as a passenger, why would it also be grueling? Yes I know there's been incidents and accidents but th
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Blackmailers use false copyright claims to shut down victims' YouTube accounts
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I've been wanting to go on a cruise lately. They look so fun. It seems like there's about 2,000 people or more on a ship. They are entire floating cities with their own water treatment, jail(the brig), a morgue, own newspaper/
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8y ago
Just temporary data. However SQlite does have a In-Memory Database support, almost forgot about that. But probably SQlite would be a bit bloated to use for this part anyways. This being native to JS and even typescript support just seem nic
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NanoSQL
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8y ago
I am researching for a project idea I have and was actually looking up in memory SQL databases for node last night to store and sort data instead of creating a object and custom functions to filter it. I came across https://nanos
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8y ago
Also when you take a video and someone calls it ends the video recording - even if you don't decide to answer. So you have to put your phone into airplane mode, which sucks because if you lost your phone before remembering to turn it o
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I believe ContentID only detects videos registered in their database by partners through what they call the "CMS". Basically you upload your videos, and meta data for what they call reference files. Which I doubt are publically vi
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Also not all toll networks are compatible. Congress set a mandate for the states to work together on it but they missed the deadline. Another deadline was set but it’s almost past that too.
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Well when you eat a animal, you are doing it because eating is necessary, and some people are picky eaters conditioned to like meat since childhood. But I feel like killing them for a movie is a waste, unless they are eaten later maybe but
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8y ago
Oh wow, they killed animals just to make a film? I am a Disney fan but never knew about this. Disappointed. I would think modern Disney probably is much better than that nowadays. I think nothing like this would happen today thanks to CGI.
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8y ago
I’ve seen it here in Ohio. Sams Club and also Menards. Usually some guy at a aisle or back of the store trying to sell satellite tv. It is annoying... Just shopping for whatever you needed and some random guy asks what you have for televisi
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8y ago
He could probably be putting it on a CD, DVD or USB drive and mailing it out. But looks like only shipping to the UK... Says "May not post to United States" for me.
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So if you link to a website, you are suppose to pay the website you linked to money? That is insane... I hope this doesn't passes or I'm misunderstanding somthing. Links pointing to something is helpful for search engine ranking,
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Interesting, wonder if the same applies with cows? I know on PETA's website they say "Cows produce milk for the same reason why humans and other mammals do: to nourish their young. But the millions of cows who live on U.S. dairy f
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I am a picky eater so I doubt I could ever go vegan but I do think some of the stuff done is really odd and sad... Like to lactate they need to keep having babies. Like if you're a woman you can't just go produce breast milk on de
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In America we have freedom of movement. So I think a city banning certain types of cars is wrong if it's legal on the federal level, so I do very much care about this sort of topic. Electric you have to plan where to charge instead of
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Also local governments such as Los Angeles are planning to ban Diesel and Gas by 2030. So I guess people on vacation visiting will get a huge fine, car impounded, etc for just visiting? I think local governments are overstepping their bound
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I wonder if everyone wanting to sue in America and high malpractice insurance costs might be a reason we pay more with less quality of care in America? I mean sure if you get hurt, you want some sort of recourse but I wonder if that's
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Full time RVers and digital nomads in general use reshipping centers too. In like South Dakota, Nevada, Florida, Texas - they let you use mail forwarders (not a PO Box) on your driver licenses and registration. So say you order something an
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