chockablock

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   by chockablock 14y ago

   Hear, hear! Plus Zipcar's rates included gas and insurance (they also quote all taxes and fees in their 'estimated rate').
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   by chockablock 14y ago

   From article and context it seems you do not have a VA yet--do you mean to assume they will be female?
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   by chockablock 14y ago

   Addresses and URLs seem to be timestamp strings that change every microsecond, with the URL code being generated just before the email address. This makes it trivial to read someone's mail if you know their address. You can verify this by r
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   by chockablock 14y ago

   From the looks of the replies here, you have quite a knack for 'inciting'. Whether the offers you send out to users are enticing or not remains to be seen.
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   by chockablock 14y ago

   Hmm... But why should the 'password' URL be so similar to the mail address. Doesn't this mean that if I know your mail address, I can fairly easily guess the secret URL to let me see that inbox? (Granted that in the most common use case, if
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   by chockablock 14y ago

   What push mail solution for iOS are you referring to? The native Gmail app? I don't think I'd agree that is provides 'nearly identical functionality to Exchange'.
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   by chockablock 14y ago

   Google doesn't offer 'push' for CalDav, so same regression as going from Exchange->IMAP.
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   by chockablock 14y ago

   No. :(
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   by chockablock 14y ago

   Try turning off wifi, and downloading over cell radio. Worked for me on a an AT&T 4S. (Maybe it hits a different CDN server?) Also, app is only 6.7MB, pretty svelte!
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    by chockablock 14y ago

    Thanks--you inspired me to check these out. I'm pleasantly surprised to find that undersink units go for ~$200.
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    by chockablock 14y ago

    I use a carbon block filter (Clear2o) for SF tap water, and appreciate the lack of chlorine taste. (Or more properly, chloramine: http://www.sfwater.org/index.aspx?page=357 )
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    by chockablock 14y ago

    What's to stop buyer from claiming the box contained a pair of old headphones ('significantly not as described')? The problem is the buyer is being taken at their word; forcing a return of bogus items won't help.
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    by chockablock 14y ago

    Funds from bad checks can be pulled from your account even after the check has 'cleared'. cf. 419 scams.
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    by chockablock 14y ago

    > they don't solve the inefficiencies in the existing industry I disagree. To use some examples given in the original article: how about a guest being able to rent a room in a neighborhood that doesn't have any hotels? Or a host being a
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    by chockablock 14y ago

    I'm a clicky-reader too and I'm not ashamed to say it!
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    by chockablock 14y ago

    Thanks! This is much better than the article in the OP. It also links to a number of nice other pieces on the topic, including 2 Slate articles: http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/victory_lab/... http://www.slate.com/article
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    by chockablock 14y ago

    Had same problem, but not since I started requiring immediate payment.