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by count 7y ago
Nothing so far. Most all appliances these days are single-device circuits (in the new kitchen, literally every appliance required a dedicated circuit - fridge, gas range, microwave, ovens, dishwasher, garbage disposal, etc.). So, lots of s
392.
by count 7y ago
The reason for putting it ground up is that the vast majority of plug insertions occurs from above, with the plug angled down into the socket. This assures that the ground connector goes in first, as it's at the top, so you get the sa
393.
by count 7y ago
V*A means you can vary V or A and get a higher wattage. So, you contradict yourself :)
394.
by count 7y ago
I recently remodeled a house (in the US), and installed every receptacle with the ground at the top, because of that. Every person who comes over that knows anything about electrical stuff instantly says 'your plugs are upside down&#x2
395.
by count 7y ago
Zero. Aviation is a zero tolerance activity on safety issues.
396.
by count 7y ago
nice.
397.
by count 7y ago
I think this is just extending the HMO model a bit further. So yes, they'd be competition.
398.
by count 7y ago
And if you're taken in to the ER, you're possibly not even ABLE to consent to charges. You're at the whim of the hospital staff! Did you know they charge for 'chaplain time' for having a chaplain stop by and say
399.
by count 7y ago
Yes. Working in a fully distributed team, irc+pictures is great. It's on you to manage your interruptions (it's easy to kill them totally, or to customize what you see). If you just take it all, then yeah, I can see that being a
400.
by count 7y ago
The key bit that companies that shift hard to software seem to figure out: How many of those corner cases are actually worth bothering with? Is the net loss associated with a corner case greater than the significant gain of dropping an FTE
401.
by count 7y ago
Why does me wanting someone else to STOP doing something require me to do a thing or give money to someone? Just stop doing the thing!
402.
by count 7y ago
What IT org with that kind of focus has time to learn an entirely new stack? And nobody wants to add headcount to an overhead org...
403.
by count 7y ago
It's a literary work. It's copying the table of contents, but writing your own chapter text. I fail to see how it's not copyrightable as such. It appears to be a collection of facts (the interface of the implementation). The
404.
by count 7y ago
Install sway bars but not body kits.
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by count 7y ago
Why are the tractors any different from cars? If I buy a car, I can do anything aftermarket to it I want. If the car is in warranty, those mods do not allow the manufacturer to not continue to support it (well established case law), and t
406.
by count 7y ago
The DoD has a significant investment in Oracle by name. In over a decade working around their systems, I've yet to encounter anything that couldn't be served by a mid-sized PG instance instead. The VAST majority of systems don&#
407.
by count 7y ago
The Versailles oaks are for the Steeple only, not the whole roof (which needs the 13k).
408.
by count 8y ago
That sounds like leading by micromanaging...
409.
by count 8y ago
It would only lead to shortages if at the current price there is a perfect match of buyer to product with no waste, AND no capacity to produce a larger volume of supply. That's hardly ever the actual case.
410.
by count 8y ago
They're all software companies. Software is "tech".
411.
by count 8y ago
You are guaranteed to not earn that 3 billion from that area (usually property tax based) if you offer that incentive to Amazon. You will get something from that area if you don't. Amazon isn't the only game in town - it&#x27
412.
by count 8y ago
Data generated by a researcher on a government grant generally includes a provision in the grant that says the govt owns the data, doesn't it? And if the govt owns it, this seems to indicate it should be open...
413.
by count 8y ago
Also important is the API that AWS is compatible with was itself part of the OSS licensed code of an old version of mongo. Oracle vs. Google is different as Java was never OSS licensed.
414.
by count 8y ago
You've never had a government job, have you?
415.
by count 8y ago
The hardware is better documented and less complicated than a full intel PC, I think is the general goodness to it. It's designed specifically to 'tinker' with.
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by count 8y ago
That's my favorite approach. It's also by far the most nerve wracking :)
417.
by count 8y ago
Amex does chargebacks in 2 clicks. WAY easier.
418.
by count 8y ago
I used a debit card to pay for dinner. Merchant accidentally charged me 15 times. Noticed the next day - called bank. '7-10 business days to resolve', or I could go get the merchant to refund it (which I did immediately). That m
419.
by count 8y ago
That's /r/wallstreetbets :)
420.
by count 8y ago
This is a flawed view of the American system. Credit and Debit cards are different things. Debit cards are the European style 'put in a pin and money is debited directly from your bank checking account'. Credit cards are a revolv

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