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by camhart 4y ago
My understanding is the dispute fee goes mostly to the bank.
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by camhart 4y ago
Very few people were confident enough to make a financial bet that tech valuations would tank by 50%. I'm not arguing whether it did or didn't work. I'm trying to point out that anyone who could have predicted this change i
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by camhart 4y ago
The bank profits from it... no incentive on the banks part to stop it.
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by camhart 4y ago
> the entire company is suffering because of it. What are you proposing? That the company should have instead made a "predict the future" decisions optimized for short term gains?
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by camhart 4y ago
There is the business side of this to consider. Disputes are expensive--companies are forced to pay significant fees whether they win or lose the dispute. A dishonest customer lying to their bank about your product/service should be
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by camhart 4y ago
Their bonds average 1.9% with a 10 year maturity. They pay out when they mature. But because rates are so much higher now, if they sold today they'd take a massive haircut. The bank made mistakes, and their startup assets are a big ?
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by camhart 4y ago
All in podcast mentioned growth slowing, but not revenue dropping.
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by camhart 4y ago
Even at 9, thats supported from devices bought in 2016 or later. Who's battery lasts > 6-7 years?
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by camhart 4y ago
Less official?
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by camhart 4y ago
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not. I have 5+ year old Android phones that have no issue with banking apps. I'm not sure where this rhetoric is coming from, but it doesn't align with my experience on Android.
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by camhart 4y ago
This seems very unintuitive though. Why not just add a button somewhere that says "enable notifications"? Apple loves these super unintuitive approaches. Blows my mind that anyone actually believes the marketing that they&#x27
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by camhart 4y ago
> These legislators are in no position to do anything. You're going to need to explain this more. All efforts start small. With support they grow and can accomplish things. > But it's not a "concern for rising generat
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by camhart 4y ago
Striving to protect children isn't nonsense, even if the effort fails to accomplish its intended outcome. We need politicians who are more concerned with the rising generations, not less.
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by camhart 4y ago
You're making a lot of assumptions about what leads to entrepreneurial success. My gut feeling is working at a big business and attending an ivy league school isn't going to offer better preparation for bootstrapping a business t
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by camhart 4y ago
Crazy to see everyone on here haha.
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by camhart 4y ago
Thats me :).
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by camhart 4y ago
I grew up playing this game, which is what eventually led to me learning to program. Jagex shut the game down a while back, but a group of dedicated fans have recreated the server and kept it going.
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Open RuneScape Classic(rsc.vet)
244 points by camhart 4y ago|139 comments
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by camhart 4y ago
It's not just you. I have it disabled most of the time.
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by camhart 4y ago
I find tablets are good for one thing--watching movies on the go. Desktops/Laptops do a ton more than that for me. I disagree that tablets replaced computers. I've seen no evidence of that in my life. Maybe I'm an anomaly
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by camhart 4y ago
Many don't realize how much control porn has over them until they try to quit. Quitting for 1 day, 1 week can be easy. Quitting for a year? Almost everyone who regularly watches will struggle to do so. Don't let the struggle d
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by camhart 4y ago
I had success buying a usb-c hub, that contained an hdmi output and 2x usb. This allowed me to use a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to use the device. Not all android phones support hdmi out though.
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by camhart 4y ago
Germany 24th Usa 25th
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Ask HN: Schwab Voice Id Secure?
2 points by camhart 4y ago|0 comments
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by camhart 4y ago
According to mlinder's comment below, Jack is doing a bit more that isn't public. > This confuses the issue though. ICAO numbers change if your aircraft is enrolled in the PIA program, which Elon is. Sweeny was bypassing this b
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by camhart 4y ago
What's the use case? Or just a fun programming task? Wouldn't this hammer wikipedia unnecessarily? DNS are very quick, lightweight requests.
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by camhart 4y ago
> Easily use I am tech savvy. iPhones are not "easy" to use. It's a nightmare of hidden gestures to accomplish even the most basic things. Yes, for someone who spend 8 hours / day on their phone you eventually learn
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by camhart 4y ago
> In fact an app could say "don't worry we're only doing DNS" but actually be a VPN. That sounds dangerous to me? I could be mistaken here, but I believe it's only dangerous if you're using an insecure conne
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by camhart 4y ago
How else would you block ads?
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by camhart 4y ago
This is false. Blokada uses the Private DNS feature of the phone to block ads. That feature is only available as of Android 9. Any device running Android 8 or lower doesn't have access to it. I don't believe there is a "co

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