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by fma 5y ago
We have something similar at my big corp company. I think the issue is you went from Green to Red in a flip of a switch. A more normal project goes Green...raise a red flags...if red flags aren't resolved in the next week or two, go to
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by fma 5y ago
I got a formaldehyde detector. A "Dumb" one ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00SIYDUUM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... ) and also a Foobot - which is an IoT detector. They generically measure "VOC".
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by fma 5y ago
Yes...formaldehyde exposure is a big issue in the US. Not many know of it. I bought a new construction house, so it has new carpet, paint, cabinets, wood flooring etc has an off gas effect. I honestly it's criminal to allow builders to
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by fma 5y ago
> Amazon doesn't send me shit I don't order and don't want. Their equivalent are the ads you get on their home page or when you search for things.
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by fma 5y ago
I've been outta the loop on the whole Firefox bad, Firefox declining and what decisions they made. I've used Firefox for the past many years after switching from Chrome. I'm not a huge privacy encrypt the world type person. I
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by fma 5y ago
"South Africa has asked Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.N) and Pfizer (PFE.N) to delay delivery of COVID-19 vaccines because it now has too much stock, health ministry officials said, as vaccine hesitancy slows an inoculation campaign.&quot
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by fma 5y ago
OK I mean what's stopping NSO from dissolving and coming back as...NS0. Freeze their assets and Israel just injects more money. Put travel restrictions on their employees and Israel will issue new passports/identities. I see no re
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by fma 5y ago
I've rewritten an old application that was a rewrite of a mainframe (prob COBOL I guess). There were quirks that we still had to carry over. Luckily there were some old hands that can sometimes tell you why and we didn't always ha
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by fma 5y ago
No, I mean we don't mind offering it if they pay the fee. Customers have different reasons for preferring credit cards. Maybe they honestly can't afford it and need to use it for the credit aspect. Some aren't comfortable wit
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by fma 5y ago
Wife and I own a brick and mortar service based business with recurring revenue. Credit card customers get a 3% transaction fee added while ACH we swallow the 1% cost. I don't believe the terms of services says we can do that. I doubt
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by fma 5y ago
Most of the time spent is preparing and harvesting. In between you watch things grow and maintain. When nothing is growing...at least, my in-laws in China...drink, gamble (mahjong, card games) and hang out with other villagers. They all poo
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by fma 5y ago
The 2022 Chevrolet Bolt has a range of 259 miles and starts at $31,995. It has the "Super Cruise" that Consumer Reports rates as the #1 Assisted Driver tech. Tesla MSRP Price is $42k... https://www.caranddriver.com&#x2F
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by fma 5y ago
I also question the quality and flexibility of the supply chain Tesla has. During the start of COVID, Tesla GM and Ford said they'll manufacturer ventilators. 2 out of 3 reconfigured their assembly lines to mass produce ventillators. O
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by fma 5y ago
Hi - Thanks for your reply! Glad to hear of success amid a sea of negative experiences. I tried looking up "Heat" but was not able to find a framework/util. Could you send me the link please? It looks like the testing feature
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by fma 5y ago
Why do you assume this is the obvious thing? Maybe you shouldn't assume till you know all the relevant context? I have a brick and mortar small business that takes appointments, have monthly recurring services and did not use Square ap
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by fma 5y ago
For those who are using Storybook: Do you develop your component in storebook first? Then implement on your actual page? Also are you able to leverage it for automation test? I.e. if you have a photo gallery...have a state where it has 0 ph
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by fma 5y ago
Sounds like she just needs to sign up for something like Square where your customers set an appointment, order services and pay and invoice. They can even be asked to pay before hand. Square is not the only player doing service appointment
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by fma 5y ago
This would really only apply for fights where I'm checking in luggage...international flights, for example. I wouldn't mind a feature where I can drop off my luggage somewhere near my house the day before my flight and it gets tag
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by fma 5y ago
Sometimes I get the magic "Pre-check" and I'd forget I don't need to take the laptop off, for example. I just try to look ahead and see what others are doing.
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by fma 5y ago
Seems to be misunderstanding of TikTok and their algorithms. WSJ did an interesting experiment where they programmed a bot to do take interest in certain videos. the tldr is that it spirals till you get more concentrated, extreme in the typ
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by fma 5y ago
There are "ear savers" you can get that'll turn the ear loops to headbands. I'll admit I've tried the plastic & velcro ones and didn't like them - but I also don't wear them for hours at a time but jus
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by fma 5y ago
Guess I'll add my 2 cents. AOL died to me when I could chat with friends on ICQ and I had free Internet from NetZero, free e-mail from Juno. When everything could be "free" by having ads - why pay for AOL? I do remember too,
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by fma 5y ago
Most people probably don't know...but a time-limit ban was already in place in 2019 so this isn't really news. This just reduces it more. Old ban: 1.5 hours per weekday, 3 hours on weekends
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by fma 5y ago
Chinese citizens: "What pandemic?" The Chinese government was able to control the pandemic because they are authoritarian. Meanwhile Florida just received 14 portable morgues. Before I get the "Fake News" crowd coming at
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by fma 5y ago
I live in the state of Georgia where most of the state belives in the "smaller the government the better". Alcohol sales can't happen during certain hours on Sundays...all because of...wait for it...religion. LOL. Why should
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by fma 5y ago
I've had Synology for years and I have used their Photos and Momemts app. It's pretty dang hard to recreate a Google service.It's great for backup and have control over the photos - but dang it's slow....if I need someth
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by fma 5y ago
It's usually the optics/media that will torpedo the effort. "Big scary robot car was in an accident". Proof? 13 American soldiers died in Afghanistan in a combat zone and people are up in arms. 1800 Americans died yester
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by fma 5y ago
My wife owns an after school tutoring center. We sponsor the local elementary school - and one time they had a silent auction fundraiser. We were asked if we can donate anything. We said sure...we gave them three vouchers, worth ~$150 each
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by fma 5y ago
Actually saw this in depth linked article the other day about how Real Estate inadvertently become used for money laundering (Hint: Lobbying) https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/03/how-kle..
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by fma 5y ago
I huge non-tech company, manufacturing company. Our software that is perfectly stable and have no new business requirements fall in this bucket. There's 2 scenarios 1) The entire dev team truly does move on...and the operations are in

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