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by def8cefe 7y ago
That's a fair point, they forbid you refusing short trips most places I'm familiar with. I wasn't really thinking about that in this case, mostly people asking you to take them sketchy places or belligerent customers which ar
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by def8cefe 7y ago
>we cannot expect that the law in your country is the only law exists. I doubt federal law covers taxi regulations in any country, it's generally local by-law or equivalent. The regulations are going to be different in Paris than th
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by def8cefe 7y ago
Taxi drivers can pick up anyone on their own terms (with some limitations from local laws). Uber drivers on the other hand can only legally pick up rides dispatched from Uber or another ride-sharing app. That's all they're insur
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by def8cefe 7y ago
>Taxis pick up at taxi ranks or off the street. 'Radio' calls and calls they've privately arranged with customers as well. >Taxis have regulations set by an organisation. That would be local by-law in most cases. >Ta
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by def8cefe 7y ago
>The cost of each car was estimated using various pricing categories from the Kelly Blue Book (KBB). This consisted of using the video data to determine the vehicle make, model, year, and overall condition. The year of the vehicle was es
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by def8cefe 7y ago
The best RWD cars have none at all.
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by def8cefe 7y ago
My 'best' related Best Buy story (well, Future Shop a decade ago, but it is/was the same company) while working in the ConnectPro department (name for Geek Squad at Future Shop, all the same tools and procedures): A person wh
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by def8cefe 7y ago
You smoke the flower of Cannabis, mot the leaves... so I guess you're even more likely correct.
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by def8cefe 7y ago
Having been born in the early 90s I sure wish my elementary school teachers encouraged an interest in computers and used them for more than KidPix, AskJeeves and word processing. They treated computers like a fad then and failed us, let&#x2
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by def8cefe 7y ago
There is the new Chinese "Super Great White Shark" prototype. https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/16/asia/china-new-helicopter-ufo...
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by def8cefe 7y ago
What does the author mean when he says 'black sun-like VR network'? Googled and couldn't figure it out. Hoping it's a reference to some good sci-fi I haven't read.
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by def8cefe 7y ago
>Never go faster than your brakes. Braking is not instantaneous at any speed. You will still continue to travel at least some distance while you decelerate. Your comment makes sense if you are trying to prevent a collision with another m
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by def8cefe 7y ago
You still need to make a clean line at the back and do around the ears. If you don't it looks really sloppy. Definitely something you can learn, but it's not as easy as just running the buzzer over your head. If you want to get yo
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by def8cefe 7y ago
What about it bothers you?
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by def8cefe 8y ago
They prescribe methamphetamine in the US as Desoxyn for ADD (albeit rarely).
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by def8cefe 8y ago
Whether you own them or not is subject to a lot of debate and not clear cut. If you owned them, why would you need to fool ARIN into believing they are being utilised? The agreement you make to get an allocation requires a certain level of
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by def8cefe 8y ago
I would strongly recommend against using any OpenVZ VMs. You're forced to use the same kernel as the VM host and if you want to enable any kernel modules (e.g. TUN, TAP) your host needs to do it. Go with Xen or KVM and avoid all that.
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by def8cefe 8y ago
It doesn't seem like HNProfile is particularly accurate. It seems to interpret terse comments as unhappy, and all my interests listed come from a single comment thread a couple months ago discussing Canadian regions instead of anything
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by def8cefe 8y ago
> No one was able to stop the machine because no one really knew all the different processes or they weren't built to stop midway. This is (in my opinion) one of the reasons why everyone talking about getting rid of dedicated IT ops
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by def8cefe 9y ago
I have to ask, do we know that humans and chimpanzees can't produce viable offspring?
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by def8cefe 9y ago
Perhaps, but it's much more difficult to learn what you're not interested in. If your only motive is money... do sales.
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by def8cefe 9y ago
If they're only interested in tech to make money that's probably what set this hypothetical Starbucks employee up for failure.
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by def8cefe 10y ago
Because they use the same intimidation tactics (the operator obviously didn't want to cop to this in the article, but the author mentions some instances) and both companies would suffer if either persued legal action. The truck operato