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by aphextim 7y ago
I really hope this can work, however the only recent "honor system" I can recall that was tried recently failed. https://www.fastcompany.com/40582757/why-paneras-experiment-... Although this is a completely d
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by aphextim 7y ago
It was in a more affluent area of Ft. Myers where most homes were north of $750k on canals that go to the gulf. I apologize for not responding earlier, usually after 3-4 posts I end up being throttled where it says, "You are posting to
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by aphextim 7y ago
Reading the banter between Cher Scarlett and Bryan Lunduke in the comments is gold. +1 for Bryan in my opinion
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by aphextim 7y ago
Also this only applied in an area along the Gulf Coast, if you live further inland you may be able to get insurance that covers the first floor, but I have no idea. I do agree though, I like to visit Florida here and there but I would never
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by aphextim 7y ago
In Florida, the entire first floor cannot be covered by flood insurance. Most homes do not have basements as you cannot dig down to create one. Most 1st floors of nicer homes are essentially a finished basement and posts to support the rest
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by aphextim 7y ago
I disagree, there are many out there that are good at micro-transactions. My personal favorite example is: https://www.stellar.org/papers/stellar-consensus-protocol.pd... Transactions take a few seconds, 10000 transact
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by aphextim 7y ago
>Why was running in silence the right way? How did we determine that using technology to supplement, facilitate, or complement an outdoor activity was bad? And should I feel guilty about using it? Yes and no, if you run in silence it hel
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by aphextim 7y ago
Thank you for this link! I always assumed it would be ridiculous, and the fact someone broke it down is awesome!
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by aphextim 7y ago
Still waiting on Elon Musk to make "WasteX" which will take vast amounts of garbage from landfills and fly it directly into the Sun.
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by aphextim 7y ago
I can see that, much like in the USA there were a ton of companies trying to profit off of the school shootings offering things like clear backpacks for every student, metal detectors at every entrance, video surveillance etc. I'm not
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by aphextim 7y ago
>They stop people from using vehicles to attack lots of people. This seems like a relatively new phenomenon in the past 10 years or so. That or maybe I just never would hear about the vehicle attacks prior and it is just more spoken abou
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by aphextim 7y ago
Would you be able to have a drone fly autopilot around the building, taking a 4k video of the flight - then extract still images from the video at the intervals you desire? (Every 7.5 degrees it seems) Otherwise, have a sensor or beacon pla
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by aphextim 7y ago
>Moreover, the security interest in detecting, investigating, and preventing terrorist attacks is very high and outweighs whatever minimal or moderate privacy interests law-abiding citizens may have in these particular pieces of informat
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by aphextim 7y ago
I think that crypto was just emulating the stock market. Robinhood came out and forced other stock brokers to do the same with a zero fee otherwise they would lose too many customers is my take on the article. >It’s been almost five year
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by aphextim 7y ago
I wonder if the number of deaths due to driving is greater than, equal to, or less than people who were saved due to ambulances or doctors driving fast to the ER.
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by aphextim 7y ago
The vibe I get from the Nintendo direct showcase is at least straightforward and honest. You have some middle aged businessman in a suit who clearly doesn't play any video games. They shove game after game at you without too much fluff
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by aphextim 7y ago
If Chinese netizens want to boycott it let them. They can find an alternative or create their own.
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by aphextim 7y ago
Answer: It's not exactly vegan friendly.
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by aphextim 7y ago
https://www.techjunkie.com/best-wireless-monitors/
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by aphextim 7y ago
It also sends a clear message to anyone who may know information to keep their mouth shut. It basically says, "Yeah you can be put on 24/7 security, in a prison cell watched by rotating armed guards and we will still find a way to
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by aphextim 7y ago
This explains a lot, for whatever reason I thought that the nicotine salt, was the same type of nicotine as the original juices, just put into a different salt based mixture. I didn't realize the nicotine itself is what was different,
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by aphextim 7y ago
This is great advice and somewhat correlated with a shower thought I had the other day when thinking about quitting for good. 2 weeks before I pull the trigger and throw everything into the garbage (that is the plan because I agree the temp
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by aphextim 7y ago
For some insight to this, if they are using the salt based nicotine, that stuff is 25 mg or 50 mg, which is extremely concentrated vs "traditional" pg/vg liquid which came about first. The highest pg/vg liquid most peopl
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by aphextim 7y ago
I still prefer to carry cash on me for in the event I need to tip I just give the driver or person cash directly. The other day when I was on a business trip to Florida my driver in pouring rain, loaded my travel bags into the trunk, opened
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by aphextim 7y ago
Energy efficiency/consumption would be my first thought.
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by aphextim 7y ago
>That is not true of the law. If a gun store sells someone a gun, and the store owners knew or should have known you intend to kill someone with it...they gun store is most certainly liable. This is why literally the next line I say afte
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by aphextim 7y ago
Not in California! https://offgridsurvival.com/california-officials-declare-ham...
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by aphextim 7y ago
Buying political ad is kind of like buying a new car, or a firearm. If you leave the dealership with your new vehicle, and decide to go run over 10 people, the dealer is not on the hook for your actions. Same with gun stores not being held
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by aphextim 7y ago
https://archive.is/NZLMS A lot of times if you need to get through a paywall try copying the URL into archive.is
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by aphextim 7y ago
>To solve the issue and bypass the block, the user has to right-click with the mouse (or press Control on the keyboard while clicking with the mouse) on the LibreOffice icon and select Open. The system will show a less scary message: mac

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