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481.
by dole 7y ago
I've always felt it's just clever marketing, feast or famine. Remove the Goldilocks/mid-grade option and let the customer regret not spending enough.
482.
by dole 7y ago
I also had a 7 digit ICQ number, were the lower ones actually (relatively speaking) valuable in this regard? I had a <1M Twitter UserID# and lost the account after self-suspending it and someone squatted the name.
483.
by dole 7y ago
Not as simple as just using Dropbox, but it's probably simpler than you think. Was using LastPass and configuring Syncthing (on Windows) seemed daunting until someone here on HN mentioned SyncTrayzor. Syncthing runs as a Windows Servic
484.
by dole 7y ago
Decent article on buying boxes and how "brands" like Dank Vapes can have a social presence on IG and other platforms but avoid responsibility for "official" or "unofficial" products. "They act like a canna
485.
by dole 7y ago
I get a "Enterprise evaluation has expired. Please, update the app" message when trying to install.
486.
by dole 7y ago
When Wayne LaPierre took control in 1991 is pretty much when they started pumping money into advertising and building his personality cult.
487.
by dole 7y ago
Ah, noted, sorry.
488.
by dole 7y ago
"Whenever you find yourself with too many tabs, click the OneTab icon to convert all of your tabs into a list. When you need to access the tabs again, you can either restore them individually or all at once." Not sure what you wer
489.
by dole 7y ago
OneTab has been fantastic for killing and restarting Firefox to flush the memory usage without having to reopen the entire session all over again or taking the time to pore through open tabs to pick which to close.
490.
by dole 7y ago
The submarine incidences frighten me enough, nevermind Skyfall.
491.
by dole 7y ago
Being able to start and stop a chronograph/stopwatch to time events without having to look at it whatsoever can be life-saving at best, amusing at worst. Even a watch with a simple minute-gradiated bezel is so much better than relying
492.
by dole 7y ago
Compared to other methods, it leaves a relative mess, you can easily screw it up, you're conscious for it...
493.
by dole 7y ago
Buying it for themselves? I don't know whether Ring is paying the various police departments for their "partnership", but it's been in the news locally here (an "at-risk", "high-crime" area, call it w
494.
by dole 7y ago
The Yuan to USD exchange rate is still close to an 11-year low so China's economy is already in flux.
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by dole 7y ago
Limitation of the particular Bluetooth version (4 vs 5?), needs to use one or the other. Believe it's addressed in a later version, either by a new profile or maybe similar to the solution you suggest. Did a little research into this a
496.
by dole 7y ago
Keeping up annually with federal and individual state education reporting regulations is a severe PitA. The Texas Board of Ed itself is a monster of a bureaucracy compared to some other states.
497.
by dole 7y ago
"The aircraft features pontoons and is designed for use over water, and it can fly between three and 10 feet above the surface with vertical take-off and landing capabilities." This is not the flying car we were promised. /s
498.
by dole 7y ago
"The HIPAA Privacy Rule protects the individually identifiable health information about a decedent for 50 years following the date of death of the individual." https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/
499.
by dole 7y ago
Similarly, meat processors pump carbon monoxide into meat packaging to keep it looking cosmetically fresher/redder.
500.
by dole 7y ago
For those wanting to check out bouncers, give IRCCloud[0] a try for a (free) hosted bouncer, or look into running your own with ZNC[1]. [0] https://www.irccloud.com/ [1] https://wiki.znc.in/ZNC
501.
by dole 7y ago
Needs Xamarin for ios and Android development.
502.
by dole 7y ago
I hope she paid any applicable fees before playing licensed music for a public venue.
503.
by dole 7y ago
I almost did just a few hours ago because of the above and luckily noticed the difference before pulling the trigger.
504.
by dole 7y ago
That's because it's "voluntary compliance", somewhat based on the honor system, if you can believe that. If you mess up isn't as big a deal as it is if you cheat and are caught. Some people make their livelihood on
505.
by dole 7y ago
Not to mention the increase in accidents, which it'd be ironic were there a class action lawsuit holding ATS, Redflex and the other companies responsible.
506.
by dole 7y ago
Yeah, in our city a few years ago, a lawsuit was brought that even with camera pictures/video, it can't be proven the vehicle owner was driving the car and so all the red light camera tickets in process were thrown out and the cam
507.
by dole 7y ago
more accurate headline: black female actor is the new 007 (code name, not Bond). assuming she's using the number in the movie until he comes out of retirement and either she's killed (cliche) or relents (better) or otherwise.
508.
by dole 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20423819
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by dole 7y ago
It's regulation, but it's kind of forcing infrastructure and government to deal with a problem when maybe the model should be that these companies are forced to rent small areas of corners, parking lots, etc. for corrals and charg
510.
by dole 7y ago
A little fun anecdata from the US, I've noticed cockroaches get much bigger the further south you go: Upper Midwest, Michigan, Ohio, the biggest cockroaches get up to about one inch. Central Midwest, southern Kansas/Missouri/

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