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by donald123 9y ago
Not making sense doesn't translate to guarantee. Third parties also include governments.
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by donald123 9y ago
I would find alternative from other companies instead migrating to their new API. Who can be sure they are not gonna have the same forceful migration in next year, next 2 years ,etc.?
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by donald123 9y ago
the idea itself is not bad, but the actual implementation is challenging to be reliable and secure.
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by donald123 10y ago
$800 is not cash, it's airline vouchers with a lot of limitations and an expiration date (1 year). More money would have solved the issue, people on that plane said there were people told the gate agent they would volunteer if the offe
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Why United Was Legally Wrong to Deplane David Dao(yahoo.com)
36 points by donald123 10y ago|19 comments
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by donald123 10y ago
It's not false, it's from someone else's experience. Maybe it's up to different gate agent or airport to decide what they'll issue.
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by donald123 10y ago
No, denied boarding means they won't let you board in the first place. In this case, he already sit in his seat.
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by donald123 10y ago
Well, that's "involuntary compensation" regulated by DOT. And those are usually handled before you board on the plane. So technically if you walk down the plane yourself, they can call it "voluntarily".
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by donald123 10y ago
And also, those $800, $1000 are just United voucher. The worst is they only issue 16 or 20 $50 vouchers, you can only use one voucher each time, and can only book through phone (which some people say is usually more expensive than online),
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by donald123 10y ago
The replaced jobs by robots are much more than the added jobs that repair or make robots.
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by donald123 10y ago
Agree, our coverage reduced horribly for the same premium. ER use to be $150 no deductible, now $750 after deductible (2k/4k), plus you still pay for everything after deductible reached.
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by donald123 10y ago
You can set initial price based on your cost and expected/preferred margin. And you can always use discount/promotions later to mark down the price, based on the market and feedback, etc.
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by donald123 10y ago
This is not new. China already has company that can 3D print a real two-story house. See this https://3dprint.com/138664/huashang-tengda-3d-print-house/ This article also mentioned another Chinese competitor can 3
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by donald123 10y ago
So they have to prove the evidence is in my emails first, and then prove my emails are on my "self-hosted" server. And I will have full control of my own data.
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by donald123 10y ago
Am I gonna be jailed for refusing to decrypt my files?
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by donald123 10y ago
Unless someone can prove that consumption is harmful for the whole body, what's wrong with that to optimize the renal system at least?
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by donald123 10y ago
And will be pissed looking at a bunch of encrypted files.
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by donald123 10y ago
Doesn't matter if you encrypt your emails, since you have control of your server. Let the fed have the encrypted data.
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by donald123 10y ago
missing a lot of good alternatives. It would be good to add a vote-ish button for each service to let people see the popularity.
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by donald123 10y ago
Where do you think the better wages come from?
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by donald123 10y ago
Here is the link of the report referenced in the article. https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/poverty/reports/2015...
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by donald123 10y ago
The purpose of the business will be transferring people's digital devices securely, NOT circumventing border control. But I think any company does this as their main business would get on the CBP's hot list.
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by donald123 10y ago
How can they prove it's a lie? Are they tracking my day to day phone?
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by donald123 10y ago
For non-citizens, yes. But they cannot deny entry for US citizens, and they cannot detain citizens indefinitely.
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by donald123 10y ago
One can refuse whatever way they want, but he/she can be detained and the device forfeited. And for non-citizens, they can be denied entry to US.
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by donald123 10y ago
A greencard takes ages to process only for Indians and Mainland Chinese. Not for other countries.
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by donald123 10y ago
There is no practical way to do this. How can you assume any foreigner to have a facebook/twitter account? If they say they don't have any, how can you prove they are lying? The only way is probably to check your phone or laptop,
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by donald123 10y ago
This is only based on a survey with less than 500 people, plus a lot of assumptions and estimations.
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by donald123 10y ago
wubi and pinyin are for two different kinds of people. pinyin is for ones who read the character out in their mind as typing. And wubi is for people who visualize the character. For native speaker, speaking is natural, that's why pinyi
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by donald123 10y ago
There is already wubi typing method in China, which was widely used by my parents' generation. This is essentially reinventing wubi method.

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