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by dmh2000 7y ago
depending on your original account, if it has a minimum balance to avoid fees you might want to leave the minimum balance in there and transfer the rest first. Then close the account officially and get a check for the remainder. the reason
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by dmh2000 7y ago
a big drawback is not performance but that most lidars are expensive and fragile.
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by dmh2000 7y ago
yes chances of getting more than a few bucks are slim. $125 is the max payout. if everyone affected signs up the payout is a few cents. so its somewhere in the middle.
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by dmh2000 7y ago
I didn't see much evidence in the article about 'ghost towns'. it may be true but the article didn't back it up.
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by dmh2000 7y ago
Freakonomics speculated that it was because of Roe vs Wade in 1972.
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by dmh2000 7y ago
Question : so what do you do besides host it yourself? Do you set up a backup on a different cloud service so that at least you can failover without too much downtime? you then have to at least pay for the some of the resources even if ther
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by dmh2000 7y ago
thanks for telling me about 'git amend'. I frequently screw up and fail to add the files I want or as soon as I commit I remember I needed to change something else. So my projects all have strings of commits that are a few seconds
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by dmh2000 7y ago
I'm a casual GitHub user, and for me the fork button enabled me to grab a copy of some other repo, make changes , commit to my github repo without perturbing the main project and still keeping an online history at github. Its a step ab
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by dmh2000 7y ago
its like the difference between Overhaulin and Pimp My Ride
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by dmh2000 7y ago
just an anecdote about UTC vs GPS time. GPS time doesn't have leap seconds. So my team was testing a system with some devices, one of which was a GPS and the main system had UTC from NTP. We had a big display that showed all our data i
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by dmh2000 7y ago
I think a lot has to do with folks in the US being more OCD about cleaning their food. For example, most people in the US would never eat cheese that was crawling with visible mold and bacteria but the French prefer it that way (so I was t
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by dmh2000 7y ago
it's funny how folks from different countries throw shade on the ones that treat their eggs differently, as if that is an indication of which country is better. Every few months a thread on Reddit gets this going. Nice to see an articl
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by dmh2000 7y ago
i would guess that if the employee handbook calls for two weeks notice of resigning, there would be some sort of case for getting paid if they were walked out right away. I'm probably wrong though.
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by dmh2000 7y ago
i was in the 70's era with baggy solid green fatigues and they you usually got one or two wears out of them before they needed to be starched again. They looked good for about the first hour after new starch and then terrible. Apparent
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by dmh2000 7y ago
In Github terms of service, if you make a repo public, others are free to view and fork it, apparently even if you place a commercial license on it, or no license. The lawyers will have to figure out if that means copy, use or whatever. ht
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by dmh2000 7y ago
I can imagine that lawyers in general would prefer to use a contract template that has withstood the test of time (and was held up in court) rather than try to write one up from scratch. I'm not talking about your case though.
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by dmh2000 7y ago
are employee 'walkouts' a protected class? Like a union on strike?
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by dmh2000 8y ago
" Lots of people choose the cheapest flights possible regardless of other considerations ". so true, and then they complain when there is extra cost for bags etc. it's the customers that drive the airlines to eliminate all fr
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by dmh2000 8y ago
I'd phrase this a little differently. I'd say "they do what they do because they are motivated by other peoples expectations".
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by dmh2000 8y ago
you are right. in this case the guy is the chairman of the committee. for the next few days anyway
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by dmh2000 8y ago
I'm not saying the ER prices are reasonable, but an ER has to keep a lot of expensive staff and equipment sitting around until they are needed. OK, some ER's they are sitting around. But there is a price to have all that service r
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by dmh2000 8y ago
my source says intersection of Dallas Drive and Parmer Lane
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by dmh2000 8y ago
the opposite of Sweden apparently https://www.bbc.com/news/business-41095004
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by dmh2000 8y ago
officially it is at-will, but there are so many exceptions that it almost isn't.
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by dmh2000 8y ago
Yes, its poor writing/editing of articles that don't define their acronyms. or at least the important ones in the title.
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by dmh2000 8y ago
The catch is that on DOD systems, encryption is very difficult to add. That is, to be certified by the NSA and compatible with the military key infrastructure. So its better to avoid mentioning it unless its forced on you. Better is a relat
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by dmh2000 8y ago
Take ownership
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by dmh2000 8y ago
California does have some legally guaranteed entitlements if (edit) there is a mass layoff. Apparently like this case if a company just goes under with no money left that doesn't apply. What is the situation in Europe? The healthcare c
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by dmh2000 8y ago
question for people who know the subject (from someone who doesn't) : is this paper legit or written by conspiracy minded individuals? I didn't want to say 'nuts'.
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by dmh2000 8y ago
The article left out the part about the lightning rods : https://www.businessinsider.com/marines-order-lightning-rods...

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