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by bb2018 7y ago
I recently rented a u-haul that had this and couldn't believe all cars don't do this. It is very useful having the camera and the mirror viewable at the same exact time.
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by bb2018 7y ago
Nope! Which perhaps you could argue makes it not worthwhile if it couldn't help accomplish that. However, some in our household were worried being targeted because of our position or industry. However, the security camera showed it was
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by bb2018 7y ago
We have that as well - but the Ring was by far the cheapest of these and the most seamless to install.
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by bb2018 7y ago
My house was broken into last year. I wish I had Ring then. We never found any leads and police were unable to do anything. Since then I have gotten Ring and definitely feel more secure. We even found footage of a man stealing our mail and
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by bb2018 7y ago
I was simply stating I have trouble with this issue because of the media aspect not the general scientific consensus. The article makes no mention of how local people, businesses, etc. are affected by the temperature change. The intended ar
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by bb2018 7y ago
Does anyone have good information for how rare this actually is? To me - as someone who believes in global warming but believes the media does a disservice exaggerating its effects - this seems like a misleading article. How many times duri
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by bb2018 8y ago
The unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in 50 years. That stat isn't perfect but it is still that the number of people with jobs is about as high as it has ever been.
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by bb2018 8y ago
I agree in large part but I do think it is interesting. Running a campaign reminds me of The Producers - it is just as good to have a failure of a campaign as a winning one.
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by bb2018 8y ago
This only shows why running we now have 20 candidates running for president. They get a huge platform to expand their reach (good for both the issues they care about and their personal brand) with almost no downside (even if not pilfering t
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by bb2018 8y ago
I once booked a hotel on Booking.com on a trip to Japan that was a great price for a king bed and a large room. There was no mention it was a love hotel. While I had no issue with it - my SO felt differently...
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by bb2018 8y ago
Even CEOs who don't start the business and are paid more money that seems necessary are probably worth it. Lloyd Blankfein gets 50M+ at Goldman Sachs but with profits of 10B its hard to argue hiring the best possible CEO won't hel
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by bb2018 8y ago
At the same time I'm sure the following statements would also be true: "Those who know the least about the intricacies of lizard people conspiracy theories are most likely to deny it" or "Those who know the least about B
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by bb2018 8y ago
I don't understand it either. The difficult thing in any transport system like this is clearly the land and land rights. If you can't make that cheaper and easier to manage from a legal perspective than I don't see how a slig
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by bb2018 8y ago
Perfect reply.
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by bb2018 8y ago
I honestly do not understand this perspective and would like to be enlightened. The only way a young person could be given a house without owing any debt would be if someone else bought it for them or if the government paid workers to build
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by bb2018 8y ago
First, even if you couldn't pay off your mortgage today that doesn't mean you would be in a bad position at all. If you had enough to contribute 50k a year (plus job increases) and had 500k left on a house you would be in great sh
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by bb2018 8y ago
I agree that the article conflates a lot of issues and I can't find a clear explanation on how government debt is calculated. Most of the global debt in the world is from governments and in this case it isnt the worst thing as is usual
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by bb2018 8y ago
I think many think articles like this intentionally make the numbers seem as scary as possible. Negative currency (debt) is a good thing for most people. It is what enables people to buy cars and houses or go to college. Of course, many ind
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by bb2018 8y ago
I could not be more upset that people who have stated progressive goals such as cutting down on fuel and providing cheap public transportation are against these. They are an absolutely great alternative that makes these goals possible witho
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by bb2018 8y ago
I watch a lot of documentaries. There is a big shift in behavior from pre-2000 to post-2000. Pre-2000 is pre reality tv and pre technology. Nowadays people approach interviews differently. I'm not saying one is more real than the other
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by bb2018 8y ago
This sounds interesting. Will this make fish much much cheaper? Will it be easier to regulate since it is all data is stored? Are these companies more interested in regulation (since if theyve invested so much they may want longterm product
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by bb2018 8y ago
I have probably only seen 4-5 videos of his in my life but I did once see a man that look like him flying a drown around the beaches of Santa Monica. I cam back an hour later and he was still there flying a drone. I was pretty sure it was h
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by bb2018 8y ago
It all depends on your notion of fair. If one percent of people call up customer service to complain about 50% of their transactions they are clogging up the system. I only call if something is breaking and I've exhausted all troublesh
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by bb2018 8y ago
Working remotely/flexible is definitely the biggest. It definitely works from the employer side. I would have to be really excited about a new company or get paid significantly more to go back to working in a normal office with normal
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by bb2018 8y ago
Does anyone else have trouble getting invested in articles on income inequality or demographic economics when there are lines like this: "For each of the two years he was on Kimmel, Allison earned about $208,000, which in Los Angeles,
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by bb2018 8y ago
When I was little I remember my parents getting us hyped up to go around the neighborhood to get signatures for a town vote which would protect the area due to wetlands. We were middle class and Democrat - but certainly not rich and not env
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by bb2018 8y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if Ring overstated their impact. That being said systems like Ring are pretty amazing. I can log on and people around the neighborhood (big city) are posting videos/images of people who broke into their hou
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by bb2018 8y ago
Yeah. I'm not saying that Americans being able to speak more languages would be bad, but it's not the same at all. There are only 5M Norwegian speakers worldwide. Of course you will want to learn another language (probably English
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by bb2018 8y ago
People can look at other people at identify who they are... New DNA tech essentially is giving people the ability to look at a fragment of biological material and identify who they are. You could say the difference is that in order to recog
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by bb2018 8y ago
Do others on HN not quite see the harm here? I think ultimately I don't know why (morally/legally/etc.) one is entitled to have absolute privacy over one's DNA. If you leave your DNA somewhere I don't see why others

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