YeBanKo

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by YeBanKo 5y ago
> completely unmotivated As one meme put it: I am a part time seasonal employee half way through my 2-week notice. Do you think I care?
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
Walmart is not a local shop. They have a pretty large software dept i house and you could probably check availability online yourself.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
Anecdotal, but I had to deal with sending items from Germany to Italy. They never came and I was not able to track them once they entered Italian postal service.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
USPS financial hardships stems from liabilities prefunding requirements.
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
So it will all come down to money. But before everyone jumps in to say, that USPS needs more money from the federal government, it’s useful to remind where the current issue with money is: 2006 Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act requ
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
This is National Guard, it is by design has dual responsibilities: state and federal. Under state command it is actually expected to respond to natural disaster, including earthquake. If federal government took over and put it to the task o
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
I agree, it's expensive, but they need to fly anyway to maintain their skills, so whether it will be some capture flag combat emulating exercise or "recon" for earthquake damage, I prefer it to be latter, given that it's
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by YeBanKo 5y ago
I am not sure why using military plane, even fighter jet to survey earth quake damage is unacceptable and was resisted so much by Gen Jones. It’s inefficient, sure, but if the plane is not used for anything else and it can be used as an exe
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
I am not sure what penalties are for such negligence, but in any case such fraud happens and a burden to correct or monitor is on the consumer.
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
Well, you essentially described credit history, which is what credit score is based on.
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
Because they are essential for consumer loan industry. And the US has a loan industry, hence obsession with credit ratings.
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
> I encourage everyone to do it - so this way reputable lenders are supposed to call you when they're trying to open an account in your name. Reputable lender is something like an honest car salesman. Often consumers deal with middl
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
I have complained multiple times, their seemed to be listening, but it does not seem like the “urgency” reached the boiling point. Furthermore, adding more regulations and more requirement fixes issue short term, but does not address it lon
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
I would suggest as an alternative to a refund a way to download you content with reasonable notice(30-60 days) in open formats.
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
> Apple countered by arguing that “no reasonable consumer would believe” that content purchased through iTunes would be available on the platform indefinitely. I find myself reasonable and if I purchased something, I expect it to have ac
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
Every time I go to Hawaii I try to start a conversation with a “local” and pretend to be a Californian exploring the island looking to move and buy a house. It’s really weird to me how not self aware people are. Last example few years ago w
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
What exactly do you mean?
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
It’s just way too expensive. PLACE & PLAY 32″ – $2,576.00 eInk tech is great, it’s been around for a long time and the adoption is very slow. For this pri e you can get very thing lg oled hdr tv 60-70”.
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
The article gives absolutely no context as to why exactly these books were deemed offensive. > “books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong.” And this is it.
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
You can easily find Mein Kampf on eBay, but Dr. Seuss is too far.
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
> I’m a normal looking white man Why did you bring it up? It’s irrelevant, because everyone at the very least has to remove their shoes, belts, watches, etc and stand in line for metal detector like an idiot. Equally humiliating for nor
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
I am sure you fly, and TSA or any other country's airport security subject you to a similar level of scrutiny. So unless you have never taken a flight on a business trip, you have been in position, when you are treated like a criminal
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
Read this quote: > On June 5, Principal Katie Teekell phoned H.H.’s parents and said their son was not welcome back to the school, the lawsuit says. His father again referenced the acne masks. She replied, according to the lawsuit, that
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
I am originally from “3rd world country”, now my country is doing better, or worse. Depending on whom your ask. One thing I find very inefficient in comparing costs of living by converting everything to USD. In your example, $60 for our fam
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
It’s more likely from their lawyers, who recommended this to avoid compliance issues in the future.
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
Related earlier discussion in why this may not be as exciting as it sounds: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26143779
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
Yeah, and in this commercial nurseries children spend a good amount of time. So its their second bedroom.
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
This should absolutely be an end of this company. 1. They did not just give unauthorized access, they gave admin access. 2. It’s been going on for 6 years. 3. It seems very basic. 4. Not using HTTPS is another big red flag 5. Having this se
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
Only the usual insider trading and market manipulation allowed can be allowed.
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by YeBanKo 6y ago
Good points overall, however I often don't finish reading, or comment without reading the full content, for different reasons: 1. I have an idea or thought, that I urge to capture asap. And typically, when I read on mobile I don’t hav

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