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by Spoom 7y ago
For regular bills, when adding a bill pay account online, the bank will ask for your account number... so there must be some way to specify that with an ACH transaction. I've noticed that the custom input memo field visible to the end
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by Spoom 7y ago
In the US, AFAIK the only metadata you get with a direct / ACH deposit is the sender's "name", usually the company name. I assume that you can't easily change this per transaction. US banking infrastructure is deca
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by Spoom 7y ago
Fastmail has been rock solid for my personal email for a number of years.
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by Spoom 7y ago
Such an error would be immediately obvious on code review. The idea is to make it obvious, not foolproof.
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by Spoom 7y ago
As someone in a comparable situation, I would have skipped the 5-7 years it takes to be considered "or equivalent experience". I don't speak for OP though. (That said, I also paid off what little student loans I had much quic
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by Spoom 7y ago
I thought this was the idea behind the USB-C eMarker.
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by Spoom 7y ago
immediately looks for Linndale, OH as a former Cleveland resident Yup, there it is. 96.2% of general funds from fines. $24,126 per adult resident . That's what happens when you have a tiny town with a small segment of an Intersta
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by Spoom 7y ago
At least the memes write themselves.
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by Spoom 7y ago
You can turn off Location History (and may other things) here: https://myaccount.google.com/activitycontrols It's not a secret and I believe you have to opt in at some point. I believe you can turn off facial recogniti
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by Spoom 7y ago
I literally cannot log out of the new Reddit design on mobile. The log out link simply does not work from Chrome. Clearing my cookies for reddit.com does not solve the problem. It baffles my mind both how this is possible and how the sys
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by Spoom 7y ago
FWIW you can turn off historical recording of e.g. voice activity on the Activity Controls section of the Google My Activity page, along with a bunch of other things.
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by Spoom 7y ago
In a lot of situations where a contract like that comes to court, the company will try to convince the judge to simply reduce the scope of the contract to whatever seems reasonable to them - and this can succeed. (Of course if you're i
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by Spoom 7y ago
It's mostly so they can later say that you were fired "for cause" so they can e.g. fight unemployment compensation. It's also a legal defense to a claim of unfair dismissal.
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by Spoom 7y ago
Not sure if the voice generation is actually happening on the phone but Call Screen is not conferencing in anyone AFAIK. It's pretty seamless. You get an automatic transcription interface to see what the caller is saying in real time
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by Spoom 7y ago
There are relatively few people actually getting dinner at my office, even though it is offered four days a week. Perhaps an order of magnitude fewer than those getting lunch.
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by Spoom 7y ago
If I recall correctly, it is possible to get stuck in King's Quest VI; there are items that you require to get out of the catacombs, and without them you're stuck once you're inside. I believe they obliquely warn you by kick
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by Spoom 7y ago
> The project was made possible by a grant from the eBay Settlement Fund.
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by Spoom 8y ago
Make sure if you do this that your state / province has one party recording laws. Some states only allow recording if all parties to the conversation have consented.
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by Spoom 8y ago
In some ways Canada is like the US (e.g. use of checks) but in others they are like Mexico / Europe (Interac, i.e. PIN-based payments, email money transfers).
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by Spoom 8y ago
Yup, it's a problem. Checks are way more frequently used in the US than they are in Europe, and all you need to create a forged check in the US is someone's name, address, routing, and account numbers. (Theoretically they'r
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by Spoom 8y ago
ACH, once initiated, usually happens overnight in my experience (which matches up with my understanding that they are largely settled internally by a big overnight batch job). Is this incorrect?
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by Spoom 8y ago
They obfuscate the routing and account numbers because once you have them, there's little that prevents someone from debiting money from that account.
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by Spoom 8y ago
I've stuck with Thunderbird forever. The only things I do with Gmail are set up filters there (so I never see the filtered emails). It works pretty well.
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by Spoom 8y ago
FWIW you can target Google phones outside Google Play too. You just need to tell the user to enable some settings and download an APK.
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by Spoom 8y ago
I was just thinking about that. Your article advocates a (X) technical solution to robocalling. Your idea will not work. Here is why it won't work. (X) Requires too much cooperation from telephone service providers Specifically, your
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by Spoom 8y ago
Piggybacking on this, please run your ad by your technical staff. They know the position better than you do, and can tighten up the real requirements of the position.
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by Spoom 8y ago
You view the message on a Google server through a browser. The message body is never actually sent to the recipient's address. "When someone sends a confidential mode message, Gmail removes the message body and any attachments fr
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by Spoom 8y ago
What is the company looking for, in one sentence? Why? Why now? List the tech stack, that is important. List a real salary range. A lot of places won't do this because they feel like they might be missing out on a deal, but listing
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by Spoom 8y ago
Unless you turned that off, or never enabled it in the first place. Edit: And presumably you're using Incognito for... some of those activities, which wouldn't be captured regardless.
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by Spoom 8y ago
There are also Chrome extensions that will attempt to remove any such restrictions automatically, like https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dont-fuck-with-pas...

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