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by asddddd 10y ago
Quite likely they get damaged even before that, while they are on semi trucks (feeders). Assuming that loaders don't realize these are vulnerable to crush damage, they could get stacked on top of each other at the bottom of a loaded se
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by asddddd 10y ago
Here's the current agreement between UPS and Teamsters: https://teamster.org/sites/teamster.org/files/6161478090_mas... See articles 22, 40, and 41. $11 is current part-time package handler pay (preload)
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by asddddd 10y ago
I do think it will be a lot more successful than most here think. First off, Snapchat (Snap?) isn't Google - their brands are completely different at least among the target audience. Glasses of some sort are inevitably going to be a fa
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by asddddd 10y ago
File a complaint with the FCC or BBB and (at least with Comcast) they'll suddenly be very eager to fix the problem. Ran into a similar issue where I was told one thing and billed for another, a few days after a BBB complaint they had
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by asddddd 10y ago
I've spent a decent chunk of time trading volatile assets, and this is really bad advice. Sure, you can make money. Odds are, you won't, and if the information you have comes from NPR you almost certainly won't.
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by asddddd 10y ago
In that scenario, assuming a 50/50 population split of blue/green people, should you aim for having 50% of each employed at your company or are you justified in hiring fewer blue employees?
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by asddddd 10y ago
I expect Obama would pardon her if necessary. Worth noting that Bill Clinton pardoned John Deutch for something remarkably similar when he left office.
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by asddddd 10y ago
Toggling dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled in Firefox has fixed this on every implementation I've seen apart from the PoC here.
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by asddddd 10y ago
Wondering how I can get my money back from this, lost a few grand (legal money) that I deposited just before they got shut down. Saw a vague allusion to contact SDNY about it (only found a mailing address) and haven't seen anything els
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by asddddd 10y ago
Tbe reason he's in Britain is because he fled Australia due to the ATO investigating his probably-fraudulent $50m+ R&D tax credits.
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by asddddd 10y ago
It had extremely low usage: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1210773#c6 If the exact same functionality is available as an addon, why is this an issue? Persona is being abandoned as well, BTW.
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by asddddd 10y ago
> Why is it that some people, regardless of how much they eat and how little they exercise, never put on weight? That, to me, is the elephant in the room. This is another problem that people can and have solved. You simply aren't ea
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by asddddd 11y ago
Shorting an overvalued asset is only smart if you believe it has peaked.
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by asddddd 11y ago
Intentionally or not, you seem to have done a solid job of describing existing AML/KYC legal requirements. Example - http://www.acamstoday.org/domestic-high-risk-geographies-eme... https://www.fincen.gov&#x2
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by asddddd 11y ago
Far as I've seen they're a typical offshore consultancy that gets paid well to obstruct anyone poking around (see Nevada incident). It doesn't necessitate that their clients were doing illegal stuff, but it does heavily sugge
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by asddddd 11y ago
Looking at the linked police statement, it seems likely to be spear phishing targeted at a company in the area. > A local corporation contacted the police department advising that an employee had received an email
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by asddddd 11y ago
/pol/ found cool new thing, proceeded to mess with it for laughs. I wouldn't characterize it as a 'coordinated attack'.
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by asddddd 11y ago
http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showthread.php/63905-Tesla-s-...
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by asddddd 11y ago
> I really wish ad-blockers would default to an "block annoying ads only" mode; or some kind of whitelist mode; or even some way to crowdsource so that only annoying ads get blocked. This is what ABP attempted to do, and the re
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by asddddd 11y ago
Yeah, I did some research back then, and it didn't really seem to be by the books. Regardless, if they were the ones that initiated the call, they would all instantly hang up if I suggested they had the wrong number/person/et
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by asddddd 11y ago
This never worked for me when I was receiving wrong-number collections calls, they would just hang up and call back the next day. What did work was hanging up, calling the number back, and asking to be added to their do not call list.
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by asddddd 11y ago
Fun anecdote, a while back I was installing Windows onto a box with Debian. When I needed to get GRUB set up again, efibootmgr was throwing an inscrutable error when installing the boot loader, but I had no issues manually booting it from G