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by gergles 13y ago
Safari on 10.8.5 is not vulnerable. Way to go, slow corporate adoption schedule!
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by gergles 13y ago
Counselors can specialize in treating gaming addictions.
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by gergles 13y ago
Consumers have not lost money directly, but they certainly will lose it in higher interchange fees, interest rates, store prices, and all the other tiny components that make up the American payment infrastructure.
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by gergles 13y ago
That's not true; you can read the key from 3.0 (the latest) Digital Editions with no problems at all.
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by gergles 13y ago
Yeah, I've been to Chipotle probably 30 times in the past 2 years and have never endured the greeting thing. If it weren't for the photos, I'd have assumed the author was writing about Moe's[1] and accidentally got them
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by gergles 13y ago
It's a shame ReadyReturn[1] is so nerfed (due to intense lobbying from Intuit) - as otherwise it'd be pretty great. 1: https://www.ftb.ca.gov/readyreturn/ A federally-based solution for this would be ideal; t
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by gergles 13y ago
I'd be interested in it as well. My email is in my profile.
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by gergles 13y ago
Married are people are allowed to file separately , they are not allowed to file as Single , which is what the GP was suggesting happens. MFS has much much much lower deductions and credits than Single does - so married people filing Sing
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by gergles 13y ago
Why Am I Here? The Example Net Web Helper has been enabled to provide helpful searches from web address errors. You entered an unknown name that the Example Net service used to present site suggestions which you may find useful. Clicking an
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by gergles 13y ago
Yeah, not to be blunt, but someone there was high when they came up with those prices. Full-service recruiters charge that much - AngelList is a job board. The value prop is completely missing too, there's just a modal of "oh, btw
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by gergles 13y ago
They also use the HTML injection (which I assume is why this was posted to HN) for the "five strikes" "Copyright Alerts" bullshit too; if you have an allegation flung against you, all of your HTML will have a Comcast pop
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by gergles 13y ago
Emails that you have to buy 'stamps' for: Email Postage Fees Stamps Fee 5 $2.00 15 $5.00 45 $10.00 Each typed page of text cost one stamp. Each attachment costs 1 stamp(s). How extortionate
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by gergles 13y ago
That explanation does not inspire confidence -- I was able to retrieve the profile picture, name, networks, and barely-obfuscated email addresses of several contacts for whom it is impossible they have logged in from my network (on a VPN to
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by gergles 13y ago
I have my settings as restrictively-set as possible, and it showed my name, photo, and 'primary network'.
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by gergles 13y ago
No, that's wrong. They specifically did not call ISPs common carriers - they tried to give them the obligations of common carriers without reclassifying them, because they wanted to avoid a lengthy legal fight from the ISPs (who certai
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by gergles 13y ago
What? The encrypted PIN block isn't on the card; it's generated when you type your PIN in on a PIN pad and is unique by merchant & payment processor.
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by gergles 13y ago
I have never understood the concept of "taking content for free" and the implied judgment about doing so, with regards to 'retransmission consent'. If you run an organization that broadcasts content to anybody with an an
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by gergles 13y ago
Aside from the only thing that makes our platform open, we didn't compromise on anything!
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by gergles 13y ago
This is why I started using Chromium instead of Chrome -- Chrome forces you now to use (and pay for!) the web store (it's impossible to install extensions not hosted by Google, if you're running on Windows because "think of t
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by gergles 13y ago
At target, you insert your card into a device that fully captures it. It's quite possible they could photograph both sides/OCR to find your CVV2. (AFAIK they don't , but there certainly isn't "no way" they cou
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by gergles 13y ago
Great, could you explain to me as a retail investor without direct access to the exchanges how to place an ALO order and to buy or sell without enriching HFT shops? (Hint: you can't.)
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by gergles 13y ago
Yet the punitive AMT still exists and ensnares basically everyone making between 150-400K and who lives in a high-tax state (which, conveniently, are where most of the jobs paying that amount are.) But don't worry, as usual, if you&#x2
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by gergles 13y ago
Debit cards are exempt and cannot be surcharged.
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by gergles 13y ago
American Express still has a no-surcharge policy and Visa/MC got MFN clauses declared legal in the settlement, so this won't effectively change anything.
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by gergles 13y ago
Additionally, they are all rolling out DPI ad-serving platforms that sniff your traffic (and I'm sure also sell it to any .gov with a dime) -- AT&T being the current worst offender by charging a $30 a month penalty if you try to op
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by gergles 13y ago
They're not competing with Zipcar; they're competing with existing grocery store delivery services like Peapod, FreshDirect, Safeway Delivery, etc.
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by gergles 13y ago
$300 a year for the privilege of being able to shop with them? And there's still a $35 minimum order for 'free' delivery? WTF. This has got to be the worst value prop I've ever seen -- online grocery delivery services ar
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by gergles 13y ago
Yes, except for the whole "you have to go to Canada for an interview" thing.
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by gergles 13y ago
I would expect them never being allowed to be a prosecutor ever again. There's plenty of other legal jobs they can have, but they abused the public's trust too much to ever hold this one ever again.
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by gergles 13y ago
Who cares? The government pays for WIC, so the only people being defrauded in this circumstance are the government. There's no "price gouging" involved here; WIC recipients get a voucher that pays full price for the items on

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