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721.
by bradly 7y ago
Similarly, my city library was spending much more collecting fines than the fines brought in, so they got rid of them.
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by bradly 7y ago
I interpreted it as no gains on profits kept in crypto (similar to trading in a US retirement account), but if you pulled out into cash you would pay. I could be wrong, though.
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by bradly 7y ago
Backpacking can cause an ammonia type smell from burning fat and muscle breakdown. It's a smell similar to the smell from homeless people that I always just assumed was because both backpackers and homeless bathe less often than others
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by bradly 7y ago
> [UPDATED 8:20 am PT, Tuesday 7/9] We do not currently have an easy way to help a user delete both the Zoom client and also the Zoom local web server app on Mac that launches our client. The user needs to manually locate and delet
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Zoom: Response to Video-On Concern(blog.zoom.us)
2 points by bradly 7y ago|1 comments
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by bradly 7y ago
Are you implying that everyone should run their own email servers or is there any email provider company that you are willing to screen share your personal email account with?
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by bradly 7y ago
There are minimums investment amounts on many mutual funds include the Vanguard ones which are most popular with personal finance investors. ETFs don't have minimums allowing for more home investor participation, especially from those
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by bradly 8y ago
Yes. My parents and brother own 7-Eleven stores. 7-Eleven almost always owns or leases the land and builds the store. They also own all the equipment. It is their store that they give you right to run. Every few years franchises are given a
729.
by bradly 8y ago
You can put your microfiber clothes in a specialized bag when washing to help prevent the fibers from making their way into the water systems. Here is one example of a bag: https://www.patagonia.com/product/guppyfriend-
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by bradly 8y ago
Apple's PE ratio is the highest it has been in 10 years, and before that it still held a lower PE ratio than its competitors.
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by bradly 8y ago
I know absolutely nothing about last mile logistics, but it's strange to me that (at least in the U.S.) we literally have someone going to practically every single house and business 6 days a week (postal carrier), and yet this is stil
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by bradly 9y ago
Yes, because docked bikes need to be done in cooperation with a city or business to install a dock station. With dockerless, the streets where I live have just been littered with bikes and scooters.
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by bradly 9y ago
When buying on leverage is actively encouraged to the masses, a crash usually follows. Before the 1929 crash, buying stock/equites on extreme margins became normal; Before the 2008 crash, buying real estate on extreme margins became no
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by bradly 9y ago
Yes. I think a lot of people commenting here are mid-20s adults without children who devour Disney content. I'd gladly pay a monthly subscription for access to all Disney content. Currently Netflix is already missing so many Disney tit
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by bradly 9y ago
You may find it boring, but there are many people who's daily lives are affected by this type of behavior. Having it displayed so broadly at a company viewed as progressive as Google validates what marginalized people in these groups h
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by bradly 9y ago
I had to move my coins out of Coinbase last week and it was very scary. I had never moved coins before and I even though the process seems simple, I had very little confidence in what I was doing. Honestly, I almost just left the coins in C
737.
by bradly 9y ago
In my experience a good realtor will either save you 3% when buying or get you an extra 3% when selling by knowing the area, knowing the right improvements to make, home staging, and negotiating.
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by bradly 9y ago
The California Prop 65 signs are the brick and mortar equivalent to "this site uses cookies" notices online. As soon as every store/site has them, it is the same as no store/site having them.
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by bradly 9y ago
Lots of dried foods like ramen, beans, mashed potatoes, etc will hydrate without hot water. It takes more time, but works well. These no-cook setups are used by many long trail thru-hikers that choose not to bother with stoves and fuel.
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Preload, Prefetch and Priorities in Chrome(medium.com)
12 points by bradly 10y ago|0 comments
741.
by bradly 10y ago
Backwards compatibility is still quite important in major version releases. Just look at Angular 1 to 2, Rails 2.3 to 3, and Python 2 to 3 to see examples of this.
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by bradly 11y ago
I'm using it in prod for a site with roughly 200k request per minute. It has been great. We were on bootstrap 2 and doing significant changes where upgrading Bootstrap made sense. We've been live with it since December.
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AWS re:Invent 2015: New services and features(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by bradly 11y ago|0 comments
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Saying no to everything else(sivers.org)
5 points by bradly 11y ago|0 comments
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by bradly 12y ago
Google Gears?
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by bradly 12y ago
> This bending of traditional tradeoffs has let us implement features that would have been otherwise impossible. Could you talk more about what sort of features these are?
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RubyGems.org Redesign(rubygems.org)
74 points by bradly 12y ago|24 comments
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Tesla: Introducing Autopilot and Dual Motor All Wheel Drive(teslamotors.com)
339 points by bradly 12y ago|220 comments
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by bradly 12y ago
Interesting. Thanks for the info! Re: Megapot server. I've always wondered if those incrementing jackpot banners are actually tied to a real server of if it just increments based on an average. Are those incrementing numbers actually c
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by bradly 12y ago
Ehh... maybe, but I highly doubt it. It was probably 10 years ago now and less then $1,000, and on an Indian reservation (not sure jurisdiction there). I did actually checked the statute of limitations for both California and Federal felony

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