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camiller
15y ago
And it was, at least in the beginning, self destructive. The original version engaged a breaking mechanism that basically destroyed itself. So a false positive caused by the wood being a little green/damp would cost $300 to get the saw back
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>40 and primary world view formed working in fortune 100 corporate environment. Basically, every company I have ever worked for has had it's own multiple large data centers. I guess the point I didn't try very hard to make was, do you
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15y ago
If you are small enough to have to colo, you probably can't afford to sue the FBI.
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15y ago
Worked for the SawStop, oh wait, no it didn't. Despite their intense lobbying to get congress to mandate that all table saw manufactures use their patented tech, congress never went for it.
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15y ago
I'm not one to be easily offended either, but I am also less likely to share this with my 12 year old daughter who really likes to explore youtube. Of course all she plays is that bieber kid, some kid named cody and lady gaga.
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15y ago
No, the touch to share functionality is based on some form of near field communications. I don't think the Pre2 has the hardware. The Veer (with a software update) and Pre3 are supposed to support it.
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15y ago
I used to have a desk next to a window. Me, and many others taped up newspapers to block the infernal glaring light.
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Heck, the Omaha Fire Department's books can't be audited either. http://journalstar.com/news/state-and-regional/nebraska/arti... and I applaud your use of bracketed numbers, even if they are not blue. http://xkcd.com/906/
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15y ago
And the worlds most dangerous hot dog stand. (torn down in 2006 IIRC)
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15y ago
Forget the technical merit, I want to discuss your point. I'm pretty sure one of the signs of the apocalypse starts with the phrase "Google, Bing and Yahoo unite...". When I see that phrase my spidey sense tingles in a decidedly non 'warm
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15y ago
You are making a huge leap from "this is an effective method of birth control" to "people will use this". See the movie Idiocracy. (actually just see the opening bit.)
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15y ago
My daughter is only 13, and is in fact being taught the same proofreading marks.
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15y ago
Actually spell check, has made me a better speller. Of course in the old days when the apple ][ dominated the personal computer space you had to save your word processing file, exit the word processor, switch floppy disks, start the spell c
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15y ago
I never said it was an superior investment vehicle vis-a-vis investing in the market. Compared to renting is a different story.
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15y ago
Yes, but that is typically after you have accepted the job, not before.
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15y ago
In that instance I pay for long term disability insurance. If I have to be off for medical reasons for more time than my sick days, I get paid by LTD instead of employer.
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15y ago
Also don't forget the home mortgage deduction on the income tax, which once you are itemizing opens the door to a whole host of other deductions. My effective federal tax rate this year was 4.6%, back when I was renting I could not have ac
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15y ago
Well, it's a three bedroom, 2 1/2 bath with a two car garage. I've been in it since '93 Just after I turned 27. I'm the first owner. Original as built price ~$85,000. I'm not on the either coast and property prices were, and still are, a l
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15y ago
well..... as long as we are being truthful, after 10 days vacation with a wife and two kids getting back to work is a relief. I'm often more stressed by vacation than work, but one of my children has "special needs" and despite the fact tha
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15y ago
Bridge-of-service. I've seen someone leave a company (on good terms) come back two years later and the company gave the bridge-of-service with regards to 401(k), vacation, etc. He was really good though and the company really wanted him bac
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The sick days part varies by employer. At a previous employer it was 10 sick days in addition to your vacation days, and unused sick days accumulated from one year to the next. When my son was born 8 week early with my wife in the hospital
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Usually (or at least back when I graduated from college the first time) there was a six-month window before you had to start re-paying the college loan.
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And the fact that at the end of 20 years of paying a mortgage I own a piece of property while at the end of 20 years of paying rent I own nothing.
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15y ago
Why would it include personal income tax? Your tax situation could be different than mine (single vs. married, deductions AKA children, etc.) it would be impossible for the employer to know what you personal income tax is going to be. Insur
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Medical in the US cost more but there is "more" available. If I were at my doctors office right now (3:13 Central time) and he felt I needed a MRI, I could have one before 5:00. I've often heard that in a non-emergency situation there can b
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15y ago
For FICA (SS/Medicare) the employer pays as much as the employee. The FICA rate is 15.3% of your base pay(there is an upper limit), you pay half and the employer pays half (except for 2011, stimulus package and all, the employee part of the
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I used to tell my nieces/nephews I was on LinkedIn instead of Facebook. They would usually say what's LinkedIn and my half joking reply was "it's like Facebook for grownups". The interesting thing is that through LinkedIn I reconnected wit
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15y ago
Abolish all, software should be covered under copyright rather than patent as the expression of an idea.
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"I was shocked to find that iOS makes you enter a password before buying stuff - what kind of a PITA is that?" On webOS (myself, wife, daughter) I had the option of requiring a password every time an app was purchased or just letting my 13
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15y ago
Once had a flight from Omaha to Evansville through St. Louis. At the gate in St. Louis the airline informed us that the flight was being canceled so they put us (10 passengers in all) in a van and drove us to the Evansville airport, dropped
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