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Dropbox no longer support ecryptfs(dropbox.com)
2 points by hippich 8y ago|0 comments
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What’s more volatile than Bitcoin? You may be surprised(marketwatch.com)
2 points by hippich 8y ago|1 comments
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by hippich 8y ago
I am a seller and have to scan daily for competitors pulling this trick. From communication with seller support, it appears that Amazon is on the way to stop reviews from one variation to propagate to all product in the "family" a
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by hippich 8y ago
Try to open auto shop (it is painful but doable) and hospital. I bet issue lies in that difference.
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by hippich 8y ago
It is sellers abusing product variation feature on amazon. Basically it works like that - they find out of stock product with high number of positive reviews, add it as a variation to their own product. Since this product is out of stock, i
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by hippich 8y ago
Perhaps on the rise of #metoo it is time to bring up such stories in the media and let these generally unknown bullies at the border face same consequences as famous people as well?
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Thousands Could Be Deported as Government Targets Asylum Mills' Clients(npr.org)
19 points by hippich 8y ago|12 comments
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IAmA former meth lab operator, AMAA(reddit.com)
2 points by hippich 8y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 8y ago
why ex? i.e. why you stopped? (i am learning about options trading right now)
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by hippich 8y ago
So for a regular investor (not day trader or "scalper"), this means they potentially losing some change due to potentially poorer fill prices. TD Ameritrade charges $6.95 per stock trade. If you trade very few stocks at once, it a
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by hippich 8y ago
I can't see how the left being libertarian on immigration while at the same time voting for large social welfare programs can work. you can have only one: no borders or social welfare. You can't have both at the same time (until g
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by hippich 8y ago
modern wooden frame houses with good insulation are very efficient at keeping heat/moisture where it needs to be kept. I am in the process of building new house and recently had same research - build like we used to build house where I
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Response to Senator Sanders(blog.aboutamazon.com)
2 points by hippich 8y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 8y ago
I think what you described are sides of authoritarianism and libertarianism, not right and left. From my observation, both left and right are trying to enforce something with laws, but things they want to enforce are different. These two sp
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by hippich 8y ago
Code my website. Having website is fundamental right, not a product.
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by hippich 8y ago
I think we got that covered already - https://abc13.com/society/woman-calls-cops-on-8-year-old-gir...
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by hippich 8y ago
Similar thing happened to me about a year ago. The creepiest part was - it happened while I was in the international flight and my gmail WAS on sms "two factory" authentication... Since then everywhere i can I used OTP, but some s
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by hippich 8y ago
What he called "business" others (myself included) would call "side projects" until one of such projects would evolve into "business". You have to start somewhere and try things out to find a business bringing
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by hippich 8y ago
In my case it is picked up either by mechanical arm, or by a guy bringing it to the end of the garbage truck and truck doing the rest (did not find why they run different trucks each time) Seems to last just fine.
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by hippich 8y ago
Not trying to nitpick, but we live in our current house for 8 years. And when we moved in we "inherited" city-provided trashcan, which was probably there for another 8 years easily if not more. It is a plastic one. Why does trash
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by hippich 8y ago
what if such certification could take place voluntarily and customers would select a place to get service based on their needs. If they want to safeguard themselves, they would look for certification?
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by hippich 8y ago
I am not quite seeing how clicker would work for precise stuff like money/budgeting. Perhaps the opposite would work - you "click" when you save? I.e. you look at something you want to buy impulsively, and refuse to do it. An
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by hippich 8y ago
Most crucial part is adjusting a total number of points each "sprint". This way you start with each click = 100kcal, but eventually, it will be something else based on how your brain estimates the caloric content of the food you e
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by hippich 8y ago
I tried that before many times. in the end I ended up eating "wrong" food again. I guess changing meal variability means changing your lifestyle. Which is good, but harder for me than trying to put a measure on a food I already it
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by hippich 8y ago
Clicker is in my pocket and I "sync" every evening (or next morning before the first meal) I like the convenience of it. I do not have to pull out the phone to enter a number. I can discretely click it while it is in the pocket wh
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by hippich 8y ago
Re: weight watchers - it is close, but not the same. the ultimate goal is to get mind assign points for food, no matter how much each point worth in calories. 1click = 100kcal is just a starting point.
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by hippich 8y ago
I do put notes about my workouts or anything out of ordinary, but in general I just trying to keep it down to number of point (which no longer represent 100kcal anymore) and adjusting total number after each "sprint" and its resul
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Clicker Diet: Tracking Diet with Tally Counter(clickerdiet.com)
79 points by hippich 8y ago|94 comments
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by hippich 8y ago
Another aspect which is often missed during thinking about own number, or discussing the offer with a recruiter is that even if one's skillset is worth X, it is not always the case company will need the whole set of skills applicant po
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by hippich 8y ago
So if I pretend in front of facebook I am poor, I can see less ads? Sounds good :)

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