Tiksi

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by Tiksi 9y ago
Nope, not in any state I'm aware of. in fact in some states with property taxes, you can deduct the portion of your rent that would be used for the property tax by the landlord from your state taxes.
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by Tiksi 9y ago
The inertia of the atmosphere. The inertia of the helicopter probably wouldn't be enough to fly in the 1000mph winds if the atmosphere wasn't moving with the earth.
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by Tiksi 9y ago
The fifth only protects you from self -incrimination.
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by Tiksi 9y ago
>To stop cooking entirely is madness, Does that include takeout/eating out? Because I know tons of people (myself unfortunately included) that have stopped cooking entirely and rely on takeout. It's not ideal but I wouldn'
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by Tiksi 10y ago
That works if you're close enough to pick anything up. Where I live, I can get OTA hdtv no problem, with a piece of wire for an antenna indoors. Where my parents live they can pick up a single channel with a directional Yagi mounted on
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by Tiksi 10y ago
My guess is they're asking for a zip code to see in which areas there's enough demand to negotiate with local news stations. I know a few people that only keep cable because of the local news stations.
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by Tiksi 10y ago
The quoted part that specifically mentions logged urls containing query strings has nothing to do with logging?
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by Tiksi 10y ago
> Many of the logged urls contained query strings from https requests that I don't think they intended to share. I guess this confirms a few things. - The complete query strings are logged, - They don't appear to be too concern
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by Tiksi 10y ago
I think Lyft vets their drivers whereas Uber does not, so there's some chance people would choose it over Uber knowing that.
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by Tiksi 10y ago
Does self promotion count as advertising? If it's YC promoting YC-backed startups, I wouldn't really consider it advertising as that requires a third party, at least in my opinion.
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by Tiksi 10y ago
> I can't remember the name of the site which was the king of the CT market Was it bargain news? I remember it beating craigslist for car listings for quite a while before fading into obscurity.
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by Tiksi 10y ago
>Not all people need the same amount of resources to live. A healthy college student needs very little, a sickly elderly person needs a lot. Hmm, where have I heard that before? "From each according to his ability, to each accor
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by Tiksi 10y ago
To be fair, of those in the outer boroughs of NY that do have a car, (anecdotally) they don't commute with it. From what I've seen, the car is for trips out of the city or occasionally getting something big home, or used as part o
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by Tiksi 10y ago
I'm fairly sure that 'Open as Layers" allows you to open multiple files at the same time as layers in a single images, instead of opening and adding each individually. Open will open an image with all its layers as you would
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by Tiksi 10y ago
A lot of the NY freight is probably going into Port Newark-Elizabeth (Which is considered part of the Port of NY and NJ) but the resolution isn't high enough to show that. So there's probably not nearly as much freight going into
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by Tiksi 10y ago
Heh, I've had the opposite experience. Generally sites that completely ignore mobile are manageable on the phone, maybe I have to scroll around a bit but its not a big deal. Mobile specific sites however seem to "break" (or a
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by Tiksi 10y ago
Because it's an expected feature of the web that has been in every browser since at least IE 3. If anything it is nasty that you can't pinch and zoom in apps, because there's no really good reason not to have it. That said I
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by Tiksi 10y ago
It's more or less a headless Ubuntu install, so you have apt for package management.
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by Tiksi 10y ago
That's why I said "If battery life is your main criteria" in hopes of avoiding this kind of predictable response. People have different preferences/needs. Pro users get plenty of non-mac laptops with "high quality c
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by Tiksi 10y ago
I think most news sites implemented this years ago.
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by Tiksi 10y ago
If battery life is your main criteria, the thinkpad x260 gets 17+ hours of real world usage battery life, and the x250 gets over 22 (from what I remember) if you add the superbay battery.
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by Tiksi 10y ago
As of windows 7, the license is quite literally tied to the hardware, as it's in the bios rom. http://www.guytechie.com/articles/2010/2/25/how-slp-and-slic... That's not to say there aren'
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by Tiksi 10y ago
Agreed, I could name the colors for the swears as fast as the initial one where the word was the same as the color it was printed in. Also there's a trick to doing the Stroop test where the colors don't match. Look just above the
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by Tiksi 10y ago
Try verbatim mode with google: http://paste.click/SWqasi It's basically grep for the web, since it uses the actual query instead of the meaning of it.
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by Tiksi 10y ago
Kinda related but does anyone know of some sort of software like Jira that isn't oriented towards software devs? I've tried Trello and Taiga but neither have a way to build a dependency chain (issue a requires issues b and c which
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by Tiksi 10y ago
It takes quite a bit of shock force [1] and a pretty insane magnetic field [2] to damage rust. Also you could buy 2 6tb hdds [3] for the price of that single ssd and mirror them for another level of redundancy, so in my book they come out w
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by Tiksi 10y ago
So usenet with a 140 char limit? Edit: misread IPFS as ISPs, ignore me.
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by Tiksi 10y ago
The router won't have to hold a NAT table for ipv6 devices, just relay router announcements.
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by Tiksi 10y ago
To add to the problem with fasteners or really anything that has sizes listed with fractions, the search is completely oblivious to the `/` character, so trying to find a 1/2-20 bolt will get you every bolt with a 1 2 or 20 somewh
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by Tiksi 10y ago
Because then no one will manufacture it. You can't just will things into existence with unrealistic feel good rhetoric.

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