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by ixwt 7y ago
This is the point of transparent pricing. It's impossible to do so right now, even with insurance. If they can even give a ball park number for a particular procedure or test (average, or min-max range, or SOME number) it would help wi
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by ixwt 7y ago
Is this difficult to setup? How much of the data do you control?
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by ixwt 7y ago
I'm somewhat skeptical of the thought that FPTP makes it harder to rig the system. I'm probably a bit information diet biased here, but it seems (as an example) that Republicans have had more court rulings against them due to unfa
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by ixwt 7y ago
That's yet to be determined. Disney is a big influence on the length of US copyright protections. Let's see what happens come 2024: > On January 1, 2024, we'll see the expiration of the copyright for Steamboat Willie—and w
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by ixwt 7y ago
There are many other voting systems that are better than the current first past the post (FPTP) voting system that the US currently uses. None are perfect, but pretty much every single one is better than FPTP. A ranked-choice voting system
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by ixwt 7y ago
The line I've heard a few times is about forcing people to confront how much they're paying in taxes. If you have to do the numbers (or pay someone to do so), you will confront how much you're having to pay. Rather than just
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by ixwt 7y ago
My company did something different. They couldn't negotiate a decent price to keep the already bad $X deductible (which wasn't terrible, but was still classified by the IRS as a HDHP). We have a lot of young people who don't
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by ixwt 7y ago
I would assume if you got audited, you would have to justify all withdraws. I doubt they would be impressed with multiple copies of the same receipt.
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by ixwt 7y ago
Here[0] is a video of someone making this cup of tea, and why it's important. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAsrsMPftOI
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by ixwt 7y ago
I was told to do so by career services in the past while trying to get my first job. I got my first job without doing so though.
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by ixwt 8y ago
You make a interesting point. I wonder if we've actually seen this in practice anywhere. Perhaps to avoid this, you receive a portion of the amount paid back to creditors equal to your percentage of debt owed?
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by ixwt 8y ago
This would be a great feature for gotenna. Especially if places near where you would be using a gotenna have internet access.
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by ixwt 8y ago
This is a poor way to track who is selling your contact details. It's trivial to strip + aliases from a list.
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by ixwt 8y ago
I just tested it with a bunch of periods. I got rejected with just two periods adjacent, and with quite a few more periods adjacent. So only bits. Looks like it can be used for filtering too.
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by ixwt 8y ago
Because it's a gmail address, you can put as many . as you want anywhere in the name. Gmail strips them out when determining the email address.
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by ixwt 8y ago
Holy crap, I've been looking for something to replace my pebble... This product can't be real... 30 day battery life?!
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by ixwt 8y ago
I've always pressed the right side buttons, from bottom to top. This works for me, US as well.
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by ixwt 8y ago
I highly doubt a company such as Google or Apple will be doing this themselves into their phone OS. I could see this happening in a privacy oriented Android image though.
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by ixwt 8y ago
I would assume the DLL is responsible for the output of the content seen by users.
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by ixwt 8y ago
Homomorphic encryption might be able to be used to demonstrate your vote has been tallied, but make it impossible to prove what you voted for. The problem with this being that you can't vote that your vote was tallied for what you want
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by ixwt 8y ago
A lot of people call Path of Exile a spiritual sequel to Diablo 2.
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by ixwt 9y ago
> AFAIR that loophole was closed within few weeks of showing up, with patch 1.13e. Yes, they did fix it. They made it so you could no longer write using EUDs, but you could still read from what I remember (it's been quite a while, I
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by ixwt 9y ago
There is a checkbox for International people. This could still potentially affect everyone outside of the US.
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by ixwt 9y ago
Something that might fulfill your interests would be the BoogieBoard Sync[0]. It can bluetooth connect to your phone (iOS and Android), where it will upload what you write in a PDF format. The device can be connected to a PC via USB, and th
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by ixwt 10y ago
I don't think iPhones do. There are videos of people unlocking phones with gummy bears, and opaque fake fingerprints.
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by ixwt 11y ago
I got my start from Starcraft Broodwars map editor. It was comprised of if then conditions and actions. Very simple system and i'll bet there are a good amount of people that were inspired by a system like it.
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by ixwt 11y ago
> This wasn't just the terrain, but the mechanics of the maps themselves. It was part "programming" as well as part design. This was what I loved about Starcraft: Brood War and Warcraft 3. Warcraft 3 is where the game DOTA
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by ixwt 11y ago
You make a valid point. Trying to find what they did would be valuable to find what kinds of tactics the FBI and such use.
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by ixwt 11y ago
I like the idea. Like others have said here, the Pebble is nice for the notifications. I've been curious to try something that acts solely as a notification device such as this. It could be very discrete, placed in a band on the upper
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by ixwt 11y ago
I saw a talk by him this year. He will probably be happy to receive this gear back to begin messing with people potentially on the other end. I wish I could find the video, it was a recorded talk.

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