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by aurelius12 8y ago
Let me throw in their excellent cheese selection.
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by aurelius12 8y ago
Yeah, bartering was a 90s thing. I suspect it died out because it's actually a hassle compared to gifting.
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by aurelius12 8y ago
You can also purchase RV pumpouts with cash on the spot, which is not sold by the organizers.
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by aurelius12 8y ago
That's only sort of true. There are -plenty- of bars out there that will reward you with a drink once you entertain them in some way (flashing them, for instance). But beyond that, it also depends when you're talking about. Barter
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by aurelius12 8y ago
No it doesn't. The Burning Man Project has virtually nothing to do with the regional burns around the world, which is a sore point for a lot of regional organizers. They ask that the regionals follow their rules, then provide virtually
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by aurelius12 8y ago
Most tickets are priced at $425. The $1200 tickets are for people who can afford them but couldn't get them at $425. Some of the $$ from the $1200 ones goes to support the low-income ticket program fwiw. I will say, if using a portapot
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by aurelius12 9y ago
I realize it's not cool to post value-less comments here, but....damn it.
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by aurelius12 9y ago
They're in the process of ramping up pretty seriously I think. http://fortune.com/2018/01/22/coinbase-tina-bhatnager-twitte...
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by aurelius12 9y ago
Occasional?
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by aurelius12 9y ago
Sure it is. My problems that Soylent can solve include having an easy and palatable (I sort of enjoy the plain flavor when chilled enough) snack a couple times a week.
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by aurelius12 10y ago
Tiburon, in Marin, already does this and has for years. http://www.marinscope.com/twin_cities_times/news/tiburon-to-...
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by aurelius12 10y ago
All cryptocurrencies are durable, portable, divisible, and uniform. Nearly all of them will be worthless, and many that were already created and possess those four characteristics are already worthless. Bitcoin may escape that fate (I own a
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by aurelius12 10y ago
You could have made the exact same case with the exact same chart in June/July 2014, after which the Bitcoin price crashed.
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by aurelius12 10y ago
Was this basically an acquihire? No price disclosed. I would be very surprised if this was any kind of successful acquisition, given Curse has taken $60m in funding.
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by aurelius12 10y ago
These guys are clearly flailing at this point.
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by aurelius12 11y ago
It's been all of one week since a plane was hijacked. http://www.cnn.com/2016/03/29/europe/hijacked-egypt-air-jet/
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by aurelius12 11y ago
Lightroom is both an editor and a photo management collection tool. The Nik collection is editor only.
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by aurelius12 11y ago
Hearthstone is excellent.
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by aurelius12 11y ago
The trouble is that Visa functionality already exists and it already works really, really well for both consumers and merchants.
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by aurelius12 11y ago
Wow. Well, I'm definitely heading over there to push the issue at some point. Fuck those guys.
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by aurelius12 11y ago
I emailed Jonathon Goldman, the Dir. of Public Works and got a response. He wrote: Good afternoon. Here's a short answer from MarinMap (attached). The pieces of roadway that have no zoning, are inside the City Limits (the red dashed
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by aurelius12 11y ago
Awesome, thanks!
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by aurelius12 11y ago
Oh, I'd love to see those emails if you can dig them up, thank you! If I'm confident that it's a public street, I'm going to go hang out on that street.
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by aurelius12 11y ago
I was really curious about that, as I live in southern Marin and have wanted to go up that road before. Are you sure it's a public road though? I found this: http://sausalito.granicus.com/MetaViewer.php?view_id=2&cl