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by csydas 9y ago
This is especially true for Health Records with regards to US Health Care, as access control is heavily monitored and Hospital Employees are instructed clearly and frequently that you do not access records for anyone you are not treating, a
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by csydas 9y ago
Well it's legitimately founded in that Google has a lot of power over how things are interpreted online due to its omnipresence. Once you reach the size of Google, every action is an experiment in the Butterfly Effect, with each change
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Any questionable bank that you can cut someone in on the deal. Most people have a price and that price can be low when regulation is loosely enforced.
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It indicates that a competitor Blue Apron can't hope to compete with is ready to compete. Amazon has everything to hit the ground running and more, and with everyone knowing Blue Apron is bleeding to get customers, it means that invest
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Absolutely understood there is a major cultural difference - in this case, I was more hoping to shed light that with regards to the US, most people aren't aware of the difference most of the time since the difference tends to be more r
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Maybe the data doesn't back this, but as a US citizen I find that most of the time when people refer to credit cards they're meaning their Bank card, which often acts as whatever you define it as at the terminal or it has a defaul
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by csydas 9y ago
While I appreciate your agreement, I disagree with the reasoning - I don't think it has anything to do with that (and you can check my comments to see that I don't even think that "issue" is all that much of an issue in
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by csydas 9y ago
I think that is a somewhat cynical view of the matter; I appreciate that "American Work Ethics" are highly flawed and mostly theatrics (I say this as an American expat who has experienced work from all over the globe), but as much
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Probably because the Sticky Notes on Windows 10 has a bit more functionality built in. If I remember correctly, it has integration with other systems (including Outlook), so you can make a note and create a calendar event with said note. Ba
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Thank you for this. Just added it to mobile Firefox. I agree with you and have found such elements very annoying since I've had a smartphone. When I was on iOS I was constantly annoyed by this and assumed it was a childish attempt to g
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Really the only sound advice anyone can offer is "keep your head down until you naturally part" or "leave now via a mutual agreement" so as to not cause any of the harm you're afraid of causing. We only have a few t
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I would say that Apple has definitely done a lot with iOS to achieve feature parity with Android and the Jailbreak tweaks, but when I am on iOS, I still jailbreak in order to control the less desirable features of various apps. Youtube back
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by csydas 9y ago
While it may be a reasonable conclusion, such assumptions aren't supported by some rudimentary survey evidence, as per AV-Comparatives.org [1] The Kaspersky condition in Petya is indeed unusual, but I would agree with the initial blog
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I think this is slightly different than what the article (and by extension my comment) were discussing. For some products and items, the difference between the chinese produced items and the actual items is a world of difference (e.g., elec
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Well, one of the potential pitfalls with practical skills only is that you end up with a lot of skill-based workers without a strong understanding of what it is they're actually doing. Most Tech stuff is a healthy mixture of theory and
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Well, wouldn't the tradeoff there be time? In the past when I've ordered products from China or Korea, the tradeoff for free or $.99 shipping was that I had to wait two weeks. I do remember some shops had started keeping local war
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> All of this is little comfort to McGrath, who chafes at the thought of the Postal Service helping Chinese merchants poach his customers. “All of us sellers are selling a lot of Chinese goods in America but at least we’re creating jobs,
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Not that I'm a huge fan of it, but Windows 10 (and I think 8) has it under the battery use section in their secondary control panel. It's not quite as accessible, it seems, as macOS' power usage that is readily available in t
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I agree with this - offlining transactions are a possibility for some instances, but in most cases, there is a significant difference in speed - I'm in Russia at the moment and when I have a transaction go through the terminal, my bank
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From what I remember reading, a lot of this tended to be cultural more than anything. Free++ and clean public restrooms are readily available but many residents in rural villages don't use them for various reason. The most attention-ga
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An app wouldn't suffice to tell you how to get from A to B? With some investment a mobile app for transit can make for an amazing experience. Pull Kakao Metro from your device's respective app store to see what a simple a well mad
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Evs are in the long run good but make no mistake that the batteries come with an ecological cost during their use and afterlife. Evs, autonomous cars, and ride sharing are all good but for a major ecological change to happen there has to be
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There are some more nuances to this than the article lets on; striking deals like this typically tends to revolve more around getting at those higher up in a chain, for example, giving a dealer community service in exchange for ratting out
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I'm not convinced that there is meant to be an addictive design flow to Slack so much as it just facilitates familiar environments in a workplace environment. A lot of people treat Slack like a gussied up IRC client, and type and act j
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I would agree that culture is a major factor - we briefly implemented Slack a few years back at a company before I left, and I watched it drive our Senior Programmer nuts, as we didn't really have good solid rules or behavioral standar
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With regards to homeopathic remedies, I would argue find store that sells any health products that doesn't have at least a small shelf dedicated to homeopathic remedies. I agree with you that the basis for the homeopathic remedies is
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Maybe I'm not understanding your objection clearly, but what they wrote was "...prevent people from pursuing a hate-filled, violent life or convincing them to abandon such a life" I think this is pretty careful sentence struc
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No, as the law is written for Customs, the 10k value is specifically about money going through the border to be declared. A credit card isn't an actual asset, and hence doesn't need to be declared. As for the undeclared accounts,
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by csydas 9y ago
Yes, and please don't take this as a snarky comment: ctrl+f "digital currencies" and you will see exactly how involved the bill is with Bitcoin. You are right to suspect this is the reddit crowd over-reacting, and the amendme
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I had written a response to the parent comment on this considering an alternate possibility, but then saw this and deleted it. If you could update your original post, it would help curb some of the meta-discussion on your comment. As meta c

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