Kihashi

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by Kihashi 9y ago
A lot of professional women (in the US, at least) run into that problem-- They either don't change their name and deal with the social problems that entails or they change their legal name but still publish under their previous name an
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by Kihashi 9y ago
Yeah, but there are plenty of people visiting /r/churning who are renewing the CSR (myself included) and that I think is a win for Chase. Right now, the math works out to keep putting spend on the CSR (along with Freedom and Fre
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by Kihashi 9y ago
I've never seen a card like the CSR. It really only compares to the AmEx Platinum and Citi Prestige (although some other banks are now trying to compete). The AmEx plat has far too many restrictions to make it valuable to me (and, it s
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by Kihashi 9y ago
> Not to mention that those outliers could be going to IMAX 3D showings in a major city at a premium theater ($22.75 at the Chinese Theater, for instance), and you've got a $682.50 monthly bill for one user without violating the TOS
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by Kihashi 9y ago
Seems to be that they are concerned that: 1. If MoviePass doesn't work, AMC's customer service people will get yelled at for something outside of their control. This damages AMC's brand and wastes the time of their CS. 2. Peo
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by Kihashi 9y ago
I had a similar experience-- They had asked me if I wanted to write a book on SQlAlchemy[1]. > Packt is planning to publish a book titled as 'SQLAlchemy cookbook' which would be a 300 page book and in the process of seeking pot
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by Kihashi 9y ago
That's interesting, since it seems to be the opposite in the US. I always assumed that was because it was cheaper to run lines on poles rather than doing the digging that could be dozens and dozens of miles. What makes it different, I
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by Kihashi 9y ago
My local cinemark is by far the best theater in the area. Large, leather recliners, reserved seating, and a variety of special events (Anime, classic movies, and things like the Dr. Who christmas special) make it pretty nice. I can't c
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by Kihashi 9y ago
Many of the instances are organized around a particular community. For example, toot.cat is for "cats and the people that love them". witches.town is "made to provide a nice place on Mastodon for queer, feminists, anarchists
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by Kihashi 9y ago
Not that it helps in the moment, but every time that has happened to me, I've reported it to Google and they've changed it.
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by Kihashi 9y ago
> I'm not sure there are any good plans to help out extremely poor areas such as East Cleveland. I'm not sure this is necessarily helping, but there was a plan to have Cleveland annex East Cleveland. The East Cleveland City Cou
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by Kihashi 9y ago
Lots of banks here (US) offer a p2p transfer services of some sort, but often, it's not as simple to use. For example, through Ally bank, I can send money to someone using PopMoney-- * If I know their bank routing number and account nu
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by Kihashi 9y ago
Not really. In the US, Splitwise has a "settle up" button that lets your record a cash payment or use Venmo or Paypal to send the correct amount owed to the other person. Splitwise keeps track of who owes who. Venmo lets you pay t
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by Kihashi 9y ago
Maybe I just wasn't keyed into it, but the old system you described was still how it was at Disneyland when I visited a few weeks ago. I was super impressed with it.
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by Kihashi 9y ago
Part of the reason that Android doesn't support later Java versions is disagreements with Oracle. By supporting another language, Google is basically saying, "Play ball or we'll leave."
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by Kihashi 9y ago
> If you're an ebook reader, you may also have noticed that Amazon has significantly raised prices on e-books in 2016. 25-50% on average it seems to me, and I often now see ebooks that cost the same as physical books. Now, I'm
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by Kihashi 9y ago
> > "You can’t tell whether the end is really the end, or whether the end equals 93% followed by 7% of index and/or questions for book clubs." > I guess, not that it's a real issue for me. Agreed, but also, is t
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by Kihashi 9y ago
Out of those, Micro-USB is the only one I've seen fail and I've never even heard of the other types failing. Usually, the locking pins bend and it will no longer hold securely. Meanwhile flash drives with USB A plugs last indefi
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by Kihashi 10y ago
Do you do code review in your teams? That's the main reason that I am using Gitlab over Gogs/Gitea for my team.
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by Kihashi 10y ago
I remember reading a post from an Uber driver in a small town. Basically, instead of idling, he'd just use his house as a waiting area. So instead of just waiting around, he'd be at home, doing other stuff until he got an rider. T
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by Kihashi 10y ago
I was able to find my copy maybe 5 years ago and added it to my Battle.Net (now Blizzard) account as "StarCraft Anthology". It then could be downloaded and managed from the blizzard launcher like any of their other games, which I
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by Kihashi 10y ago
I would put forth Cleveland. We have very fast growing food and beer scenes. The orchestra is world renowned and also quite affordable to see. There are many quite good museums in university circle (most of which have no entry fee). The the
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by Kihashi 10y ago
I'm assuming `p.p.` is `per person`.
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by Kihashi 10y ago
Looking good and exactly the type of tool that I would like to use right now, but there are some problems-- http://imgur.com/a/rWImK Waterloo, Canada is not the same as Waterloo, Belgium.
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by Kihashi 10y ago
They also say in E IV that the death star is well defended against a full fleet, but that a small group of fighters should be able to break through more easily.
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by Kihashi 10y ago
> I would not be surprised if Death Star construction was initiated during the Old Republic. It actually was. In the prequel trilogy, we see that the Separatists have plans for it, which are then acquired by the Empire at the end of the
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by Kihashi 10y ago
I'm hoping to finish up the Wax and Wayne trilogy before the end of the year. Sanderson's books might not be quite the best fantasy, but he is consistently good and his writing output is insane. I am eagerly awaiting Stormlight
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by Kihashi 10y ago
Apple's hardware upgrades recently have not been super popular.
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by Kihashi 10y ago
> It is because of the close collaboration with the Fitbit team that the Pebble user experience will continue. Fitbit will maintain services so that Pebble devices continue to work as normal. Pebble functionality and service may be reduc
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by Kihashi 10y ago
Ask App Dot Net how that turned out. (Although there are definitely network effects in play here that Twitter would have the advantage of.) I want to pay $3/month for twitter, but I don't think they'll ever add it.

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