Keverw

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by Keverw 7y ago
Interesting, I was recently researching the idea of using Webrtc on the backend. Don't have to worry about setting up DNS, SSL, etc on each host, and could spin up and down as needed. I would use a signaling database/api microserv
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by Keverw 7y ago
Sounds suspicious to me. Wonder if that was legitimate within the lines of both the law and policy. I'd be thinking they are a fake agent, trying to get you to smuggle drugs. Then in some countries, drug charges result in the death pen
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah. Sadly you never really own your house. Even after you payoff the mortgage, which many won't because they always refinance and consolidate loans. But even if you do end up paying off the mortgage, then you have to pay rent to the
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by Keverw 7y ago
Reminds me of the movie Accepted from 2006. Justin Long, the guy from all the older Apple commercials played in it. I thought this statement was a bit untrue though: "Attorneys for ICE and the Department of Justice maintain that the st
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by Keverw 7y ago
Decentralization is interesting, but still some flaws and challenges in designing systems. Then making them mainstream is also another challenge as some of these systems are used for bad. But be interesting to make the internet ran by the p
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by Keverw 7y ago
Found the case, it's against Facebook Payments. I'm actually surprised they have this info online as some court websites are very outdated or under a paywall. I know one website to pay tickets online in another county for example
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah, I guess the argument that there are posts about the school on Facebook, but I doubt the ad reviewers go that deep other than the content of the ads standalone. Probably doing a very narrowly defined task. Kinda reminds me of those pos
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by Keverw 7y ago
Seen this and thought it was a bit of a ridiculous lawsuit, maybe a unique one. Somehow Facebook was supposed to know about the school's financial problem? I doubt people in Facebook's office in California are watching the local n
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Ohio school districts sue Facebook for accepting ECOT ad purchases(dispatch.com)
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah I'm not sure why some states are so strict. I wonder if it because some states offer more social programs? Like some states expanded who could qualify for healthcare? Like the 3 RV states people recommend don't have expanded
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah there’s some articles on it, been a little while since looking at it. I’m guessing the system couldn’t tell the difference between cameras or cruisers computers. So if a city is found doing so, they can cut access but officers still ca
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah, I heard those warranty calls people at random, but wouldn't surprise me if some bought people's information from the DMV, especially if they did know your model.
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by Keverw 7y ago
Not too sure, people say FL, TX, and SD are the popular ones. FL seems to be by county though, as each county tax office handles this stuff, instead of a statewide DMV. Oregon has a "continuous traveler" status, but apparently, yo
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by Keverw 7y ago
Private companies offer PMBs. You have to fill out a form to allow them to handle the mail and get it notarized which is part of the USPS regulations. Some states even allow a PMB to be used for both mailing and residence address for driver
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by Keverw 7y ago
Interesting about trusts, I've seen articles talking about that, wealthy people do that to protect their assets. I know celebrities create trusts to try to hide where they live for privacy since they don't want to be stalked in th
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by Keverw 7y ago
wow, not sure if you just had a lot of bad luck or what... I downloaded both Uber and Lyft, signed up for them just to check them out, but not in this area... but useful if I ever traveled somewhere. Which at some point I'd like to be
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by Keverw 7y ago
Interesting on multiple people's legs. I know the news says our own area has a drug problem but I guess I haven't seen much of it in person... There's someone I know that worked as a caregiver for a man that had dementia, and
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah I seen that the governor was going after the mayor about Austin. Wonder what the solution is though? Actually try to help homeless or just tell them to move elsewhere? I know Key West, FL and Nashville, TN has a busing program to send
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by Keverw 7y ago
Pretty interesting. The most expensive model tows 14K pounds. Wonder if anyone would try to RV with one of these. Seems like going from RV park to RV park in a day it would work... But wonder about dry camping or even boondocking since stat
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah, Obama Care had some good things like preexisting conditions but nasty things such as fining people who cannot afford health care. However there's about 5 states that are implementing their own fine for residents. I know though pe
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah the whole credit thing is nice, but I wonder how many people are pay check to paycheck with less than 1K in savings driving brand new cars, living in a large house with a brand new iPhone and flat screen. Then when people are closed to
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by Keverw 7y ago
I have never really been a fan of the YouTube Audio library, a bunch of channels use the same music and I think it subtracts from the video when another video you seen earlier has the same music. I know there's paid libraries of royalt
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by Keverw 7y ago
South Dakota is also popular with full time RVers and digital nomads. Many other states you have to rent or own a house to get a license etc. But South Dakota recognizes full time travelers, so you can rent a PMB and spend 1 night at a hote
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by Keverw 7y ago
Really nice achievement! I wish more parents were involved with their children's education, some just expect the government to educate their kids while they just work or stay at home. Some aren't even really aware of charter schoo
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by Keverw 7y ago
Looks like states can only tax the pension of people who live in their state. So work all your life in New York, earn a nice pension then move to Florida to retire then New York can no longer tax your pension. https://finance.zac
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yep, I think the census next year is going to hit some states hard, losing both residents, federal funds and seats. United Van Lines did a study and NJ was the top moved out state. Not sure how you can compete with Florida though, when your
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by Keverw 7y ago
Wow, what happens if you moved all the way across the country and needed your birth certificate? Such as for the DMV in the new state you are declaring domicile in. Then with the new real ID thing I've heard some elder people had to re
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by Keverw 7y ago
A lot of this seems common senses but “⊲ Keep in mind that tags, likes, pins, and similar ways of showing you like a brand or product are endorsements.“ seems confusing... so if say you really love a company product and paid to post about i
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah, one thing I always hated about tech being concentrated all in a few places. I'm not far from an Air Force base, so there's a lot of military contractors. Some of them scan Linkedin and Github, so I have had some unsolicited
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by Keverw 7y ago
I think it's a little strange they'd even chase someone over two belts and a shirt... I wonder if they knew he was armed, since it was shoplifting and not like a bank robbery, but escalated though from there anyways. Just really s

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