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by free652 7y ago
Drivers don't set prices, Uber and Lyft do. Uber can keep prices lower and hire employees if they want.
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by free652 7y ago
If there are no guns then outlaws wouldn't have them.
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by free652 7y ago
Hilariously enough it was proven as plausible and a proof of concept was built. https://trmm.net/Modchips
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by free652 7y ago
I am going to guess that he's a repeated offender and didn't pay previous tickets.
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by free652 7y ago
It's already a $100 fine: http://web.mta.info/nyct/rules/TransitAdjudicationBureau/rul...
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by free652 7y ago
Because it's usually fined $100, that means something else is going on.
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by free652 7y ago
But it didn't cost $22,000. If he didn't go to a jail would the city save $22k? The city lost $215,000,000 in revenue due to the fare evasion.
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by free652 7y ago
How? I'd love to see an actual example. Everyone is stealing IPs, enforcement is pretty hard.
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by free652 7y ago
China did 6 tests with 3 tests resulting in destruction of a target.
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by free652 7y ago
I am using my Honda's computer and it asks to change oil around 4500 miles mark. I am mostly drive in a city, so that's would be a cause. I know for others the computer uses more than 10k intervals. Full synthetic oil/filter
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by free652 7y ago
I have read the article and I have no clue how the facial recognition is responsible. Instead of giving snarky comments you could at least acknowledge that the article is utter garbage. The only link between the thief and the person who was
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by free652 7y ago
Would be nice to see what they are doing to generate those DNS requests.
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by free652 7y ago
The article is a mess of misspellings and misquotes. Also why two distributed search engine were tested on a single node? That's a a meaningless test.
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by free652 7y ago
I am still using it occasionally. It's for capturing network messages like REST services. It can also capture local SSL traffic by injecting certificates.
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by free652 8y ago
>learning English was also required here since I wanted to obtain Canadian citizenship. Is it required for people that were born in Canada? And is it English or French? Or both?
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by free652 8y ago
How would CI help in this case? It isn't even software bug, it's a process issue - they had old code running on one of out of 8 servers. The monitoring was triggered, but no action was taken.
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by free652 8y ago
A lot of modern can have collision prediction systems, pretty sure that a lot of them are optional on cheaper trims. I would say that those are key safety features.
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by free652 8y ago
US never grounded Airbus, but grounded all Boeing 787s once.
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by free652 8y ago
Cash is slow. Everytime they are counting the change forever
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by free652 8y ago
>I can not confirm/deny whether you are more or less familiar with the situation. "Great" arguments.
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by free652 8y ago
> What is absent (surprisingly, if you're naive), As someone that is a lot more familiar with the situation, Russian elite didn't need help to be corrupted. They were already corrupted to the core.
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by free652 8y ago
>And the reason this is true is because states that receive more than they contribute are ones whose citizens make less money. It's like saying we should tax the poor guy a higher rate than the rich guy since the poor guy uses more
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by free652 8y ago
Never had a problem in US, but had few nightmares in Spain and Germany. 30 mins "detentions" for extra screening.
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by free652 8y ago
They can't redeem US securities, they have to wait for maturity or sell to a different entity.
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by free652 8y ago
That was freelancers means to me. Atlanta doesn't have a large presence of consulting companies like KPMG, Deloitte & the rest? I think the point is to have a consulting company even if you're a solo consultant there.
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by free652 8y ago
For some reason I doubt that you have the right perspective. Chinese are very nationalistic and every non immigrant Chinese I met is pro Chinese government. Netcitizens are even worse. American are persecuting a company that disobeyed Ameri
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by free652 8y ago
Sim isn't a computer, it's just a secure data store. SIM cards predate java afaik.
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by free652 8y ago
The sanctions also restricted dealings with IRGC, if skycom was working with the largest telecom in Iran then they were dealing with IRGC's owned entity - TCI.
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by free652 8y ago
There were breaking UN sanctions when they were in place.
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by free652 8y ago
I know, blue states are subsidizing the red states. Even California pays more per capita to feds than Texas.

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