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by frankydp 6y ago
Fucking great comment. The appearance of impropriety is assumed to be impropriety by half the viewers. Unless proven otherwise.
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by frankydp 6y ago
I think they probably Turk it with drivers, and just hand jamb it with the menu board photos.
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by frankydp 6y ago
These companies copy my menu, images and all. Mark up the prices incredibly. Market my menu to customers with inflated prices as if they are the restaurant prices. Then they also charge a delivery fee on top. Customer drives by the brick
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by frankydp 6y ago
Because you only end up in court when the humans that agreed to the contract no longer agree on the contract.
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by frankydp 6y ago
Consumers want safety(fraud/transaction protection) not anonymity. Currently the largest and most motivated group of users that want transaction anonymity are those that want to deliberately circumvent tracking for gain. Credit cards s
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by frankydp 6y ago
Lenders have required my company to carry terrorism clauses on our brick and mortar assets while collateralized. SBA loans also requires this, I believe.
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by frankydp 6y ago
Lack of gas service is mostly a geography issue ie rural vs urban, and less of a climate issue. Most of the small rural towns in the SE have gas service in at least the city centers, if nothing else for the municipal and the hospital gene
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by frankydp 6y ago
Most of these statements are inaccurate in almost all states. Most department have a clerk that specifically handles these types of claims. Unless there is a bunch of other details around the arrest, would probably be worth the time to file
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by frankydp 6y ago
This is generally pointless if you use arbitrary country boundaries. Geography maters for fixed-line services. More importantly availability compared to geographic area ie acres. I am not sure what "narrative" this is selling b
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by frankydp 6y ago
Software dev is not posh in 99.999999% of the planet. Only in SF where they sell robberbaron-ism as a product. There is nothing posh about cat videos and hate speech on mass. Leave the Valley, get a real company/job. The rest of the w
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by frankydp 6y ago
I always wished Zagat had some better ground game. Their reviews are generally pretty spot on, I do wish they had better coverage.
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by frankydp 6y ago
This was a solved problem. Professional restaurant reviewing guides generally had reputable practices for decades. Those came to exist because "your" dumb uncle always recommended the worst restaurants. So the internet comes al
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by frankydp 6y ago
Those programs have existed for awhile(Federally run), easiest in terms of faster and higher efficacy, but low adoption rates make them difficult, they also only encourage the individual/family to socially participate. The side effect
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by frankydp 6y ago
Actively participate in government budgeting meetings, and attempt to prevent staffing creep. Bloat/bureaucracy will kill any community ownership that inhabitants might have. Ensure that employees that are not performing are being fir
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by frankydp 6y ago
The Netflix shock jock level of extremist one-upmanship outrageous content(politics, horror, children cartoons) has lead to my cancelation. Along with functionally absent parental controls. Price is irrelevant.
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by frankydp 6y ago
These blockchain investors are some grade "A" con-artist. They can sell anyone on this crap.
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by frankydp 6y ago
Also obvious is that even truly random selections would be repeated because we are creatures of habit/pattern. Not sure what is novel in this study other than it confirms a pretty expected outcome.
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by frankydp 6y ago
Although few people will read this follow up comment. Since 2008-2009 and the mainstreaming of social media, the US has seen a 40% increase in suicide rate for 15-24 year old's. The "good" does not out way the bad.
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by frankydp 6y ago
Social Media platforms are like being famous without any of the good parts. You just get all the shitty parts of living your life with 1000 fake friends(I mean fans) like a hero complex, or an influence complex, or hyper sensitivity to judg
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by frankydp 6y ago
There was a word in the past for current SF technology companies that are taxing others for passage through their "lands". Robber Baron I suggest we update the Wikipedia to add "technologist" behind "industrialist&q
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by frankydp 7y ago
This is simple fraud.
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by frankydp 7y ago
It is my opinion that in order to retain freedom of the press protections an organization should be required to be non-profit, not specifically 501c3 of course.
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by frankydp 7y ago
I was certain this was a parody site, but after reading the hilarious comments on HN I am no longer confident.
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by frankydp 7y ago
This is a strangely framed/toned article given the subject is run of the mill Fraud and not entrepreneurship as implied.
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by frankydp 7y ago
The parents screen time is probably more damaging than the child's screen time, to the child. They are probably directly correlated, time wise.
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by frankydp 7y ago
While the desire to enable carrier level and carrier determined blocking of calls seems appealing for functionality, make sure to strongly consider the significant power that such authority would create. As a change would revert a base req
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Abandoned and Little-Known Air Fields(airfields-freeman.com)
3 points by frankydp 7y ago|0 comments
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Sunshine Skies – History of Regional Airlines of FL and GA(sunshineskies.com)
2 points by frankydp 7y ago|0 comments
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by frankydp 8y ago
I am unclear why ballot marking systems that are machine assisted paper systems would be unauditable or vulnerable. They make access easier(seniors), errors are correctable, reduce physical human errors(mismark/badmark), and provide a
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by frankydp 8y ago
While the tone of this post was a little tongue in check, it is certainly the most likely answer. PayPal does send marketing/sales traffic on the same pipe as their transactional traffic, which as expected ends up with lots of spam f

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