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511.
by cylinder 9y ago
Tsa has not allowed items on top of the laptops for a long time and this has been heavily enforced ime.
512.
by cylinder 9y ago
Their own separate bin? I'm interpreting this to mean, electronics in their own bin, together, is fine. One bin for each laptop, tablet, phone, etc would be madness. However, I don't think a laptop and an iPad will fit into one bi
513.
by cylinder 9y ago
from what I gather, can't put an external battery pack into cargo hold unless it's NiMH, NiCad. A cell phone would be fine, but issue would be that the phone battery would most likely die during the 15hr flight.
514.
by cylinder 9y ago
70s would be the start of boomers entering their 30s, where their consumption slows pretty dramatically and affects the economy. Inflation from oil shock too.
515.
by cylinder 9y ago
I don't use one ... I am fine with sitting as long as I workout regularly. That means I'm definitely doing squats or leg press as well as upper and lower back exercises. I need this not only to tire me out so I don't get rest
516.
by cylinder 9y ago
May I hijack to ask if someone can hack together a cheap solution for this? My beloved dog will be flying in the cargo hold of an A380. I will be seated above in the passenger section. 15 hour flight to Australia. I have to drop him off in
517.
by cylinder 9y ago
I don't even understand the point of that. Just rent a bedroom somewhere in Queens for M-Th nights at least.
518.
by cylinder 9y ago
Infrastructure is way better in London and there's lots of people who commute over an hour on LIRR, njt, metro North.
519.
by cylinder 9y ago
I'm pretty sure the "quit" was in reference to his job...
520.
by cylinder 9y ago
Gaining knowledge and awareness has been inversely correlated with my happiness with living in America. The happiest here seem to always be blissfully ignorant.
521.
by cylinder 9y ago
Are you able to read with comprehension? It doesn't seem that way. I am talking about Iranian people, not the government. And don't make me pull out a list of atrocities committed by the US government.
522.
by cylinder 9y ago
Iranian-American here ... I think the days where Americans hold anti-Iran sentiments are long past. At least, amongst educated types. There's a lot of curiosity about Iranians and the culture. For example, I just went to the Museum of
523.
by cylinder 9y ago
He's probably being pressured by the US to test this out in Australia, in the same way that McDonalds uses Australia as a test market.
524.
by cylinder 9y ago
... no. If your single family lot gets rezoned for a high rise tower you are likely now much wealthier.
525.
by cylinder 9y ago
A developer in Florida was probably really homesick. https://www.crossing.us/intersection/12110431995188_11043201...
526.
by cylinder 9y ago
If you own a sfh, you want development around you... The denser your lands zoning is, the more it's worth. Add infrastructure and the value goes up too.
527.
by cylinder 9y ago
Lol, no, the bar exam is theory too. Average LSAT scores for applicants have dropped because smarter people caught on and realized law school is one of the biggest scams out there today.
528.
by cylinder 9y ago
I generally agree but there's a limit. If the cost of renovating my house becomes too high (e.g. labor too expensive) I simply won't do it and will put it off. In fact this just happened with a relative. There's certainly an
529.
by cylinder 9y ago
The reference is to cafes, not making it at home. Aussie cafes charge like $20 for avo toast and millennials line up to pay it.
530.
by cylinder 9y ago
Nationality is a race now? Great, when I check the race box from now on I'll just put "United States!"
531.
by cylinder 9y ago
It has nothing to do with group trips. Even the mainland Chinese living in Sydney are like this. Their kids who study abroad can be better. If anything the tourists are a bit more chill.
532.
by cylinder 9y ago
Amazes me that a low/no capital business model (software) combined with the hacker ethos was so readily and quickly hijacked by The Money People. You don't need this much money and a true entrepreneur dies inside everytime they gi
533.
by cylinder 9y ago
Want to do a survey of how many people in that bottom tenth have faced massive out of pocket expenses for healthcare and insurance premiums?
534.
by cylinder 9y ago
It also brought a lot of people online who previously were not. Desktops were stashed in some room, one per household, and laptops were still seen as somewhat nerdy or work related.
535.
by cylinder 9y ago
Indeed. I miss the days of IRC and such. The internet started feeling really noisy after the iPhone was popularized.
536.
by cylinder 9y ago
Are there any decentralized identity systems? If my government refuses to give me a passport, drivers license and copy of my birth certificate, how do I prove I am who I claim?
537.
by cylinder 9y ago
* a simple life is cheaper now (you have Medicare, don't have to own a house[renting is far cheaper than buying which was not always the case], internet provides endless entertainment for cheap, goods are cheap, food is cheap, etc) * M
538.
by cylinder 9y ago
What is a "generic wine?"
539.
by cylinder 9y ago
Just build an affiliate marketing site that teaches people how to build affiliate marketing site and you can travel the world in perpetuity and work two hours a week!
540.
by cylinder 9y ago
Don't forget Vitamin K2.

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