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by abofh 3y ago
Withdrawal limits on savings accounts were suspended for COVID, and at least in my experience, hasn't come back - but ymmv
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by abofh 3y ago
Agreed - just mildly annoying it gets invoiced separately instead of being bundled in a monthly line-item, but I'm sure there's some contractual reason it has to be that way.
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by abofh 3y ago
While I get your point, the constitution is fundamentally _about_ hamstringing the government in ways you're fully allowed to privately contract away. It's about saying the government may pass any and all laws within these guidel
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by abofh 3y ago
And if the support team had done so, I'd have nothing to converse about :) After digging upwards, additional support seems like an option delivered too late, and too outside of 'proper' channels - if you want a sanitized rant
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by abofh 3y ago
- Support is failing us - I want my team to use you for vercel support, but it isn't there. - Support is failing our customers - when you fail, I end up reverse-depending your repo to tell us why it's failing -- just give us a cle
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by abofh 3y ago
You are either deliberately ignorant, blatantly ignorant or just being ignorant. I have written those agreements, and they stand up in court. Feel free to follow up on knowledge at https://sec.gov
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by abofh 3y ago
Have you tried reading them? They're often helpful
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by abofh 3y ago
Lovely, the Google classic "ban the world" approach -- I've been desperately trying to move my client off of vercel, this might just be the gasoline.
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by abofh 3y ago
Founders write the stock agreements - so pricing, vesting, and voting class are almost always written in their favor
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by abofh 3y ago
Grease isn't necessarily a reward, just something to make it quiet. It's been reinterpreted for sure, but wheels aren't bothered by them making noise, why would they care about grease?
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by abofh 3y ago
Most of the world reports their meters regularly to get accurate measures - the company still sends someone out every 6-12 months to true up. You're free to lie or ignore it, but the bill will come due just the same.
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by abofh 3y ago
No. I suffer from an eye pigment issue, meaning bright actually hurts. Old screens don't hurt even on white. New screens physically hurt. You, however, should stay in the dark.
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by abofh 3y ago
They don't need the password to be hardcoded to get access, but a lazy CIO/CEO is much easier to find
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by abofh 3y ago
The amount they raised is meaningless to an option holder, only the valuation. If the employee joined at the 1.5B valuation, they got nothing
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by abofh 3y ago
It does entitle you to ownership, you as an investor in the company presumably approved the issuance of new shares on the belief that the additional capital would make your investment worth more in the future.
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by abofh 3y ago
I need to look, but I think one of my clients might owe me 6 figures for this one... I'll never get paid, but I'm definitely going to write the invoice.
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by abofh 3y ago
So you agree none of them did well? Or you think blasting everyone without a point made one?
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by abofh 3y ago
Yeah, probably very similar thing if that pattern is true. It's the shift forcing your modem to change speeds, but neither side being willing to accept it. If you can, try forcing a level at/below the speed you get during the bre
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by abofh 3y ago
Addiction isn't a root problem of anything, it's a symptom of other things that led you to become addicted to whatever (gambling, drugs, etc) If you address only the symptoms and not the sociatal issues that exacerbate them, you w
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by abofh 3y ago
Every saas does this, really. You want sso or an audit trail? 10x costs! Doesn't matter that they didn't need to add code and that it's even less for the vendor to manage, you have self selected as an Enterprise, pay Enterp
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by abofh 3y ago
Not even then - most SLAs say that if it's breached, you pay less. Not that you get money back
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by abofh 3y ago
You spent an entire argument misdirecting, so if it helps, I'm certain you're human.
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by abofh 3y ago
Yes, but more likely because of clock skew because the battery long ago died. Not that I've ever seen that...
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by abofh 3y ago
So I've been living in Europe for the last few years after leaving SF and haven't experienced any of this. Are there frustrations when moving to a new country? Absolutely. If you go in expecting every local government agent to be
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by abofh 3y ago
I didn't know yeti used old diapers for insulation, but thanks for raising awareness!
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by abofh 3y ago
Dunno, I'm less and less interested in apple devices these days, I've got one on the shelf, I guess we can test it in a year or two
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by abofh 3y ago
Battery life better than my apple device for sure - though it's an old MacBook air
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by abofh 3y ago
https://www.npr.org/2021/09/01/1031053251/sackler-family-imm... Soma was legalized - just ask your neighbors
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by abofh 3y ago
Likely similar to as Juvenile-use alcohol use. Your snark is cute, but your reasoning flawed - people buy drugs (alcohol, tobacco, firearms, weed); If there's easier ways to get it that are taxed, those channels tend to get used.
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by abofh 3y ago
Some even post on HN!

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