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USPS has put almost all of their available services online for free and made them very easy to use (and they have also placed self-service smart kiosks in most post offices which are just great too).
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That's got me thinking... I wonder if you could use that as the name (current resident) in the USPS forwarding services found online? You would only need a throwaway email address to create an account and set it up. This might merit a
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You mean like how DNS works, where a _unique_ name resolves to a _unique_ address? Without each side being unique, how would voice://John_Smith-00003475 be better than a phone number? We already have address abstraction in the for
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Lots of horror stories with Amazon courier deliveries but it can't be as bad as the Amazon Sunday delivery via USPS. Imagine all of the "no fucks given" attitude backed by the efficiency of an un-uniformed USPS weekend co
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Except you don't drop the entire theme code into your project, just the pieces you want to overwrite. I have to believe here that the idea was to make themes extendable, not customizable (in the way previous Jekyll themes operated). Th
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Unless I'm mistaken, it seems the author missed this short paragraph in the docs: With a clear understanding of the theme’s files, you can now override any theme file by creating a similarly named file in your Jekyll site directory.
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This video [0] has definitely made the rounds here before, discussing how to complete a level in Super Mario 64 with less than 1 full A press and in the process discovering parallel universes in the map. [0] https://www.youtube.c
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I'm not arguing the merits of a policy or defending the CRAs, I'm shedding light on some of the reasons why it exists.
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Except that there is precedence for these types of standards and laws in other industries: PCI [0] is an industry standard which is mandated in order to maintain good standing in the payments industry and HIPAA [1] is US legislation which g
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When a company "pulls" your credit they are not given the report for free. Equifax and the like sell a credit reporting service to banks and other companies who would want to see your credit history. When you freeze your report, r
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And in the absence of legislative action the only thing we can do in the meantime is go after Equifax's data sources and customers. I know that Citibank uses Equifax for providing FICO scores to their cardholders. Voicing your concern
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Sure, because of their stellar record protecting PII?
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I genuinely hate that I'm going to say this, but... A 2x4 is 1.5" X 3.5" It's not _approximately_ 2x4 or _slightly_ smaller than 2x4. Not that this adds critical information regarding the article, but if you
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It's not that cut and dry. Consult your legal counsel for the correct answer to this scenario.
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The concept of an ICO is still somewhat new to me and I'm trying to figure out how Mayweather is so sure he is going to make money on this offering. Correct me if I'm wrong, but in the simplest terms: I'm assuming Mayweather
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If he's a partner in the LLC then they would have to speak at least once a year for the annual meeting.
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Not really. You put nginx in front of Varnish and terminate your TLS there. It's not that much more work. Hint: make sure you have an X-Forwarded-For entry in your nginx config. Your root location would look something like: locat
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Not at all. Wolves don't need any help adjusting to an increase in their food supply. What you will end up with is, "What are we going to do about this wolf problem?" That's not a problem you want to have. What you will
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You have to activate spam call filtering, it is not on by default.
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The spam call filter is arguably one of the best benefits of using a Google Voice number. My spam call and voicemail folder is full of SEO, payday loan, and other outright scam messages. Just activate the filter and you never see these call
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Ask HN: Who is underwriting your technology company's insurance?
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You should have your contact info in your profile...
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As someone looking to work with both programmable video messaging and SIP trunking in the very near future, can you name competitors that do it better?
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Would be great if MS and Google hired her to consult on SVG support for email, considering it doesn't exist without image fallback[0]. [0] https://css-tricks.com/a-guide-on-svg-support-in-email
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Just keep in mind when applying that you might have personal joint liability for your business card's balance. We have a Chase Ink Business Cash card that I applied for as a representative of our company and had to provide my SSN on th
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Literally thousands... Organized in ~150 folders all with subfolders. Ditched the bookmark services when Chrome started syncing data across devices. There are three features I would love: 1. The search box in the manager does a full
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Ancestry.com currently has a big marketing spend on pushing their DNA service to determine a person's ancestral origins. The FAQ [0] implies that Ancestry operates their own lab, but who knows what happens behind the scenes or where th
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Preventing 23andMe from directly linking a subject's genome to a name, cc, and mailing address would be nice, but what prevents them from comparing the test results to other subjects who have submitted samples? If my genetic relatives
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I've had success with MotionEyeOS [0] on a Raspberry Pi. It used to be that a Pi ($35) plus the camera module ($25) meant ~$60 per cam but now that the Zero W [1] is out you can do Pi ($10) plus camera module ($25) plus the nifty offi
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>I'm always suspicious of things happening on April 1st. It's not like that is the first day of a new fiscal quarter... And for those who remember that far back, Gmail was launched on the 1st of April.
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