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dylz
6y ago
The amount is calculated off of what DD thinks, not based on what the restaurant charges. Yes, this causes a significant amount of driver support issues where they have to live chat in because their red card is declining. The driver is inst
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dylz
6y ago
This is basically the same backing service, corporate-issued "cards"
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dylz
6y ago
The driver pays with a Doordash prepaid-reloadable card. When the driver GPS-checkins at the restaurant they're picking an item up at, the card is loaded with the exact balance the restaurant is "supposed to charge"
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dylz
6y ago
mymathlab is the antithesis of good UI
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dylz
6y ago
I feel like this is partially getting into a technical vs social problem where if you're tracking peoples' "new LoC writte, existing LoC edited, number of commits per day, comments per PR on other people" type of stuff y
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dylz
6y ago
Generally third party applications should not be injecting themselves into your browser and "populating them directly" ... The auto-type stuff is usually an external one, not a browser addon.
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dylz
6y ago
Probably something like turning off the lights at a specific time to reinforce good scheduling and with the ability to not turn them back on to prevent easily un-breaking a habit?
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dylz
6y ago
There are numerous cases of affiliate link bullshittery, banning "competitors", letting a certain few brands not be removed for spam, etc.
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dylz
6y ago
I'm now even more confused: https://i.imgur.com/jl9agwG.png
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dylz
6y ago
I guess for clarification what I mean is mobile pools are generally heavily mixed/NATed/etc all over the place, and the reddit OP claims that they're all hidden VPNs or something due to geo - mobile IP space geo literally do
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dylz
6y ago
If it was HSTS it would not load in both, with no button to bypass. If it was not HSTS you can click through a non-obvious button in both.
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dylz
6y ago
I'm confused - Firefox and Chrome act completely identically to a self signed cert for me. Both let me click through after looking at the cert or expanding a section. I have never been "blocked" by some hidden modal unless th
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dylz
6y ago
For what it's worth I've always been able to click straight through a self-signed cert on Chrome - in fact I just did it right now to log in to something internal. I am a nearly 50-50 split Firefox/Chrome user. Are you sure y
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dylz
6y ago
This is amusing to read because they largely/all seem to be AT&T mobile IPs, which get allocated from an absurdly sized pool with barely working geoip.
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dylz
6y ago
IIRC, the intent is that no one should be doing this and anyone doing it should be at least technical enough to figure out what they're doing and be reminded that it's a bad idea.
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dylz
6y ago
This looks a lot more like a conspiracy blog than anything else.
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dylz
6y ago
You can hear everything. Coughs and other sharp noises go straight through ANC headphones. You're exposed to everything. People will tap you on the shoulder. While I'm the same as you, I don't particularly enjoy the feeling o
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dylz
6y ago
Any of the other CDNs are absurdly prohibitively expensive, pay-per-GB, etc. And would still have to download from their source.
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6y ago
You copied "nophoto" ..
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dylz
6y ago
https://thelounge.chat/ open source
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dylz
6y ago
Bandwidth Alliance has nothing to do with this, afaik. Minecraft is a TCP game.
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dylz
6y ago
It was trained on a tagged art gallery that also contains fan art. I would expect some over prevalence of certain popular characters. For 25075, I would assume https://sonic.fandom.com/wiki/Amy_Rose#Heroes
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dylz
6y ago
CUPS runs on nearly anything, a Zero W is <$10 and a Pi 1 is $5-15 here. I think it's not so much for when you're specifically wanting to buy a non-networked printer, just stuff laying around.
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dylz
6y ago
Then your mailserver (if you aren't Google) will be blacklisted for spewing out hundreds of thousands of "rejection messages" an hour.
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dylz
6y ago
What does that say that's gross?
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dylz
6y ago
For personal use, if there's one thing I want to avoid it's usage-based infinite runaway cost.
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dylz
6y ago
Enforced government monopoly, more or less. Also: > The restaurant calls you a few minutes later to confirm and take your card. This is really bad, and one of the reasons. For example, I would use Apple Pay only on platforms I don't
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dylz
6y ago
Preaching to the choir. I guess what I mean is that as a small island state far from anywhere else, if it gets bad, it gets _much worse_ than on the mainland.
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6y ago
New arrivals including domestic flights to Hawaii are being subject to heavy quarantine with follow-up, requirements of full documentation of where you will be staying, etc. https://hidot.hawaii.gov/blog/2020/04&#x
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6y ago
> Everything on our website, including how we display prices and payment policies as well as the availability and popularity of specific properties, among other features relevant to the customer booking experience, is intended to help cu
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