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Keverw
8y ago
I got 2 of these a hour ago. "This may be a spoofed message" Google says, I clicked spam even though it's from myself. It was to me and a bunch of other emails. Wasn't in my sent folder though and no one else has accesse
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9y ago
Second time my 2012 13" MBP battery swelled up. Glad on the older model you can at least replace parts yourself. I think my problem might be that I treat my laptops more like desktops and keep them plugged in 24/7 and hardly ever
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9y ago
Interesting. I figured it was a new idea with the recent politics. There's several news articles about this even some a few months old, so it's not a april fools joke. Apparently the people in the more rural areas don't feel
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Three State CA – Northern California – California – Southern California
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Wow. No way to opt-out of the ads? Do they have a in-hardware or in-app purchase to remove the ads? <- That would be a horrible trend to start.
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I haven't used many smart tvs but I find the software to feel lower quality than a dedicated game console or box. Kinda feel like they are building in smart TV features just to say "me to". Plus some of the blu-ray players th
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haha. Looks like real product pages but when you click the buy button then it goes to a april fools page! I noticed you got downvotes, people probably thinking you were spamming products. Clever product pages.
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9y ago
Proposition 65 is insane. They even put a sign about it at Disneyland [0], and at fast food places that sells fries [1] because of the potatoes in it. This video is a good short explainer of the law: https://www.youtube.com/
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That's insane! Never would of thought it would mess with your hearing. I figured just a nasty mess to clean up. Our toilet seems like it wants to run every so often but usually wiggling the lever helps. I hate lifting that thing up, al
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His Clients Weren’t Complaining. But the Judge Said This Lawyer Worked Too Hard
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I heard they were going to start doing that. Haven't happened here where I am. I wonder if you can tell it you don't want onions or pickles like you can tell a worker on your burgers, since I'm a bit of a picky eater. I also
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They have a pizza vending machine which makes and cooks a fresh pizza. https://youtu.be/j7_lxiU8eLM I heard years ago they were going to have these in a large theme park in Orlando, but the article didn't which mention
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I think it was about $18 back when they did it here but the state EPA ran the centers, but I just think it's annoying and waste of time. One of the concerns if Texas got rid of theres is less jobs... Then the inspections done by privat
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9y ago
Big corporations do it all the time, so a personally owned vehicle is a tiny fraction. Also you can buy a generator and the government doesn't smog test it, probably less generator sales than cars. I think it's all just a money ma
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9y ago
Not sure if store brands is a fair comparison though... Walmart has their own store brand - Great Value. Costco probably wouldn't sell that either. I'm not a expert on store brands but I suspect they are using a private labeler co
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9y ago
I was reading today Amazon is going to stop carrying Nest products. It does seem odd to not carry competitors products for a store that sells everything. Walmart has its own phone cell phone service, yet it still sells other phone brands. I
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It deals with people here illegally... 12 states and DC let people who are undocumented get a driver licenses. https://immigration.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=... Then if the police stop someone, they just igno
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I think they are just another money grab, wastes people time and also limits people's freedom of movements. So if you live in a state that does smog inspections, and went to college across the county. Better do a cross country road tri
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Doesn't surprise me. Housing is so expensive there, everything costs so much more, taxes are highest in the nation, multiple levels of government within the state is in direct violation of 8 U.S. Code § 1324. They let illegals get a dr
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9y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Display-Wishpower-Receiver-Miracast-A... Wishpower is the brand, yet Chrome logo. Supports Airplay, I thought that was Apple exclusive? 2.3 stars. Does seem odd to me, unless by some coincidence they
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I always thought the counterfeit good program was fulfillment by Amazon mixing items with the same UPC code. I ordered a power supply once and it had all chinese writing on it, and plus it didn't power up unless I kept turning it and f
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Yeah, the states where you store inventory is enough for them to say you have a Nexus and have to collect sales tax in that state. Then some states also have a tangible personal property tax that applies to even inventory that usually the c
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Ohio went after out of state companies for example Newegg and Crutchfield. The Ohio supreme court ruled it was legal and didn't violate the federal supreme court ruling on sales tax in Quill Corp. v North Dakota. They call their gros
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Not just the rates though... Like ice cubes aren't taxed here, but blocks of ice are taxable. Adult diapers aren't taxed here, baby diapers are taxed there. This water is food, this soda isn't food. So would have to somehow c
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I was looking into FBA and also print on demand before. Kinda crazy the whole Nexus thing. Plus with FBA, I don't believe they let you pick which warehouses and some areas do it on the county level instead of state registration level.
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Don't give any bright government worker wanting a promotion any ideas! I would hope the ACLU or some group would fight against internal checkpoints using the fourth amendment. Seems like ideas like this would be a good way to tear apar
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Yep. I would prefer if they went with just regular cane sugar instead but I know some drinks do have a version with that now.
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Nice about the Bolt. I just feel like Silicon Valley and other cities like LA and Seattle are out of touch with the rest of America, and some sort of bubble of repeating ideas over and over again. I care about the environment but I also thi
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Good point. At least sugar is natural instead of a bunch of man made chemicals.
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I doubt the diet soda is going to be much better for you. Seattle seems crazy. Banning plastic straws. Sure wouldn't want to live there, maybe visit but they even want to ban people from driving gas and diesels into the city! So I gues
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