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by bardworx 9y ago
Valid points. However, I do save on shipping based on just the ease of use. Most items on amazon I can get next day for free. Sometimes it saved my bacon (forgetting a gift or some household item) and sometimes I just get what I want faster
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by bardworx 9y ago
its 100% still viable. Our household saves more on delivery fees then annual subscription price and you get access to their movies and TV shows, plus other prime stuff (early access to items, etc.) I think some will be turned off but it won
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by bardworx 9y ago
Some more info I've found: - https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/02/amazon-cloud-networking-outa... - http://downdetector.com/status/aws-amazon-web-services/map/
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by bardworx 9y ago
I have a question: I want to know more about your product. Since I’m the guy who would be selling this to my team and implementing it, I wanted to get a high level view of what your product does. However, when going to the site, I only got
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by bardworx 9y ago
I watched a YouTube review that paired HomePod with Spotify via airplay and you could change songs and increase volume via Siri. A lot of folks keep mentioning Apple Music but I don’t believe they understand that’s not the only option
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by bardworx 9y ago
How in the world did you get your numbers? Can I see some math please? For full disclosure: I've worked about 15 years in hospitality industry and have quite a few work acquaintances in supply chain, as well as chefs and restauranteurs
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by bardworx 9y ago
Unfortunately, POS is not the same. I’ve worked with NCR (Aloha) POS for 5 years. Can’t speak for ATM machines. Plain text ... and before two years ago, they also had regional master passwords. As in one password for all systems sold by a p
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by bardworx 9y ago
Your comment is coming from a good place but it’s rooted in ignorance. Most ATM machines are made by NCR and not financial institutions. Majority are also quite old (runnning windows XP old). NCR is focused on profits not security, even tho
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by bardworx 9y ago
From my experience in dealing with NYU (technical side of merchant dealing with NYU student cash cards), a bunch of stuff is outsourced. I think the last reply in the twitter feed “WTF” is a bit sensationalized. Yes it’s annoying but they h
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by bardworx 9y ago
I agree. Considering that giving away a dev style laptop would be a nice reward, it’s weird that they do not leverage their products as reward. High spec MBP + some cash goes a long way. Even engrave the freaking laptop to make it “sough af
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by bardworx 9y ago
While these sources main point is to research where money goes and argues against quitting your job to donate time it does not infer, imply, or make a case, for or against, volunteering vs giving money. Yes, a donation is better then quitti
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by bardworx 9y ago
One thing to consider is that some folks don’t “trust” education. If you choose to volunteer, it will help with trust issues. Disclaimer: I know this dude's cousin. Regardless, this is exactly what taking initiative looks like (with a
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by bardworx 9y ago
This was fascinating. When I was 15 I read Tupac's The Rose That Grew From Concrete, which helped me understand my neighborhood (I was the only white guy). Kendrick Lamar brought similar feelings in me. The toughest album to listen to
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by bardworx 9y ago
I’ve diacussed this with a buddy of mine a few years ago. For validation: he is a senior manager at FedEx in Ohio region, dealing with standard delivery (non-rush, overnight, or freight). The issue with deliveries is more complex as there a
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by bardworx 9y ago
> PayPal hasn't integrated TIO with its platform, so PayPal users aren't affected by the security vulnerabilities at TIO. Most relevant line considering the title. PayPal wasn’t compromised.
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by bardworx 9y ago
Maybe I’m having a brain fart but are you saying that if you run an ecommerce store or food delivery service on an AWS instance, Amazon can terminate their service without prior warning?
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by bardworx 9y ago
how about Salesforce, HP, and a few others.... https://gsuite.google.com/customers/
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by bardworx 9y ago
Well, from my understanding PWC switched to Google for Business so I guess large corporations are not skittish.[0] Also, Google does offer support, usually via a third party plus fanstastic Google for Business (G Suite?) support, as well, i
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by bardworx 9y ago
Couldn't you play devils advocate and say that lack of day care implies that you should go home? If the daycare is on-site, a person might stay longer at work since their child is taken care of. DISCLAIMER: I have no children which mea
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by bardworx 10y ago
Did you ever think about monetizing it? I'm sure with your tool and Zillows API, this would be very valuable for people looking at homes. One application is looking for places that are up and coming with values below MR.
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by bardworx 10y ago
I used NYC as the 5 boroughs. I also used working class neighborhood rent as comparison instead of manahattan, which would be a bit more
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by bardworx 10y ago
I live in Brooklyn, by Verrazano bridge which is an hour away from Manahattan by train. I don't know how a family can servive on 50k in a working class neighborhood like mine. I believe there is a great disparity in NYC between Section
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by bardworx 10y ago
I don't know much about SF salaries, but in NYC, 100K is really middle class. With enrage rent at 2k/mo, salaries have to be high in order to keep up with cost of living. Everyone makes a huge deal about the number but shouldn&#x2
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by bardworx 10y ago
As I've gotten older, I keep thinking about that; How will I look upon new advancement and things my kids are excited about. Will I be an "old fucker", attempting to slow down progress because it doesn't make sense? Cert
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by bardworx 10y ago
The story of Romulus and Remus is quite far fetched. Personally, I love the myth but it does enact a lot of doubt. From my recollection, the brothers became strong from drinking the wolf's milk; strong enough to build a city destined f
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by bardworx 10y ago
From my understanding, economist is owned by their employees, and a holding company[0]. The holding company has no voting shares and the employees have total editorial freedom. So it's voice is actually of the writers first and foremos
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by bardworx 10y ago
This happened to me recently, with Facebook. However, Facebook didn't reactivate my account, I was the one who mistakenly clicked on a link on Spotify when I reactivated my account which somehow triggered the reactivation. I'm goi
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by bardworx 10y ago
Ahh dude, you were sooo close but missed the point entirely. Issue with being attractive in HS is it's cheap. You may actually be disgruntled because you sorta miss the "old you". Problem with this whole post is that your att
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by bardworx 10y ago
I can expand a bit on @jaequery's comments, as well as elaborate on "attractiveness", in general. I worked in hospitality (bars/restaurants) for a decade before moving into tech. Working behind "the stick" you
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by bardworx 10y ago
Manny different reasons, including: - monitors have better refresh rate and color accuracy - tvs don't have sleep functions and won't wake up with your computer. - tvs that cost $350 don't have have refresh rate, contract etc

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