firebird84

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by firebird84 8y ago
Utterly unusable on desktop. I keep getting "possible security error" popups.
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by firebird84 8y ago
I think he means by its fundholders. If you own a share of VTSAX (for example), you also own a piece of Vanguard. If you own a share of a fidelity index fund, you do NOT own a piece of fidelity.
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by firebird84 8y ago
For the housing loans, the plan is to simply hold the bonds to maturity, I believe. Early (and other) repayments simply won't be reinvested.
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by firebird84 8y ago
This is correct. I don't eat enough bread (or bagels) to warrant buying entire loaves at a time, even, and they will grow mold before I can eat them. Freezing them works great for me and prevents mold.
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by firebird84 8y ago
Just tell them you're going to the pharmacy, they'll happily point you to where it is and you can then go wherever you want.
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by firebird84 9y ago
We intend to only switch to LTS versions. 8 is LTS, as will be 11. We'll switch a little while after 11 comes out once we believe any release bugs are ironed out (7's release worried me).
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by firebird84 9y ago
The contrast between colors in some of the national maps is really bad...I can't associate the colors with the data, especially for the lime green one.
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by firebird84 9y ago
This a thousand times. Thunderbird would have been great if it calendared well with exchange. As it stands, the available support is garbage and barely works when it works at all.
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by firebird84 9y ago
I was treated both as a child and as an adult. After I quit my adult medication I was a wreck, and ended up going to therapy. It wasn't specifically to address ADHD, but just me in general. I took a break from work, began eating well
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by firebird84 9y ago
They can. Also, MPLS circuits exist.
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by firebird84 9y ago
I don't know about corporate leases, but early termination fees on a lease AREN'T a given. Some states have next to no regulation on it, and landlords are free to write terms without one. The early termination fee there is simpl
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by firebird84 9y ago
Porn.
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by firebird84 9y ago
If it's publicly tradable equity in a stable company it's worth SOMETHING, but only as much you as a hypothetical buy and hold investor would give it over the cliff period. It obviously also comes with some risk so I'd give
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by firebird84 9y ago
Not just the pressure requirements, but the blade stiffness too. While I was fencing it became almost overnight MUCH harder to flick. You needed a pre-stressed (near breaking) weapon or just huge amounts of force (prep). I was a sabreist bu
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by firebird84 9y ago
Meh to almost everything here except maybe housing. Corporate debt is high because DEBT IS STILL CHEAP (fed is changing that). Of course they're going to borrow fuckloads of money, it's practically free by some measures! The inde
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by firebird84 9y ago
As soon as I indicated I would try exploring the leadership path (I had originally intended to only progress as an individual contributor, but I'm bored and I'll learn any skills I can at this point), my managers gave me the role
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by firebird84 9y ago
Instead (where I live) I get sunburned in 15. :)
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by firebird84 9y ago
It's $10 in Florida.
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by firebird84 9y ago
Depends on where you live. :) Where I am, clouds do nothing.
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by firebird84 9y ago
A while back you could get a globally trusted free cert from Comodo. I'm not certain they're still doing it but you could see if the free route will work. (The keying material is generated inside the browser and never leaves you
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by firebird84 9y ago
Are you talking about http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jce8... ? I didn't sign any form.
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by firebird84 9y ago
My experience is the opposite. The uninsured receive absurd bills because the hospital doesn't actually expect them to pay. The sell the debt to collections and get a big tax writeoff with little relation to reality.
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by firebird84 9y ago
Even "No Captcha" is rather annoying as I'm almost ALWAYS asked for additional input. The checkbox alone never does it for me. Why do I seem so bot-ish?
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by firebird84 9y ago
Perhaps "brownlist" would be more appropriate
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by firebird84 9y ago
2.4? That takes me back to my misspent college years. When I should have been out in bars in partying, I was at home babysitting my 2.4 gentoo builds...
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by firebird84 9y ago
For your last example, it could give someone the ability to liquidate their position (from the buyers of that stock), get $100 in cash to pay a plumber, or if you're arguing about their social class perhaps the last $100 of down paymen
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by firebird84 9y ago
That's odd. My costco recently switched to using chip readers and they are SUPER fast. They're the fastest I've ever seen. I can't imagine there's any way they're contacting a host at all...
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by firebird84 9y ago
The two concerns are intertwined, as reduced risk from human error means fewer malpractice claims, and slower premium increase (assuming a well functioning malpractice insurance market). Also, improved outcomes (due to fewer errors) also im
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by firebird84 9y ago
By the same token, if I were in Amazon's position, if I were to use the data, I'd make sure nobody knew about it. However, I'd then be in the unenviable position of the Enigma codebreakers, attempting to use information wi
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by firebird84 9y ago
FPL has started doing this based on the biggest load signal (time of day). We're charged peak rates and non-peak rates, and the peak rate is about 2x the non-peak. Unfortunately, many consumers live in older apartments and/or are

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