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by jak92 8y ago
Get out at any price?
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by jak92 8y ago
Any way to play without installing locally?
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by jak92 8y ago
> Apple records showed Jiang was associated (by name, email, address or computer) to 3,069 iPhone warranty claims Geeze, you'd think Apple would have some sort of internal controls?
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by jak92 8y ago
I've personally switched bus trips to uber trips, depending on a bunch of criteria. The major one being cost. IME uber most definitely increases the number of vehicles on the road.
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by jak92 8y ago
Right? Didn't all the peak oil fanatics say we'd run of oil years ago?
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by jak92 8y ago
Might be a bit premature to write these headlines? The day isn't over. At least that's a benefit of printed papers.
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by jak92 8y ago
Good. It's disgusting the contempt that telecom companies have for American's privacy.
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by jak92 8y ago
You'll probably be locked out shortly if you haven't yet.
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by jak92 8y ago
doesn't say GS won't mine the data themselves for marketing.
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by jak92 8y ago
> I just trust Apple more to not be sleezy with my transaction history. For now. They are all still collecting and storing all the data. The only solution is lack of data collection to begin with.
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by jak92 8y ago
How is it private? Seems like all the metadata is still there...
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by jak92 8y ago
how does that compare with a typical credit card company?
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by jak92 8y ago
What specific issues with new bands would some of the unlocked versions have? Say Verizon on Sprint, vice versa, and T-Mobile on AT&T?
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by jak92 8y ago
It's difficult to buy online without a card... Why no try to limit the universe of data collection by being selective with sites purchasing from.
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by jak92 8y ago
Yes, it is a chore to shop on Amazon.
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by jak92 8y ago
I am using Amazon less and less these days, buying elsewhere if given a reasonable choice. I do not want my buying habits mined , bought and sold, etc. They are my property and not subject to the whimms of amazon or any other company. just
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by jak92 8y ago
Firefox mobile on android is a vastly better experience. The number one reason is you can run adblock which turns many mobile sites from ad-filled disasters to readable sites.
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by jak92 8y ago
> These people have been enabled by dirt cheap Airbnb prices. Also, look at sites such as Hotel Tonight. Personally seen < 50 a night rooms.
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by jak92 8y ago
The carnival like open air entertainment district on ocean drive.
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by jak92 8y ago
> I run a vacation rental in a small town in the mountains of Colorado. I'm quite happy to pay the taxes the town demands. Do you collect the same taxes as hotels do? Have you registered as a business with your city?
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by jak92 8y ago
There are hundreds of hotel units under construction in Miami Beach right now. I would certainly say that it's not a supply problem.
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by jak92 8y ago
> Here is a story about Miami Beach: > I moved there 9 years ago and have spent the last 8 years > living on Ocean Drive in South Beach. Hello neighbor! Interesting connection - I never linked the two together but it's
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by jak92 8y ago
> the hospitality business but they're a technology company!
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by jak92 8y ago
Airbnb is legal in most of Miami Beach. However, there are pockets of residential areas where short term rentals are prohibited. Flamingo Park being one of them.
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by jak92 8y ago
Just look at the havoc being reigned on some neighborhoods in Miami Beach during spring break. Specifically the low-scale, residential flamingo park neighborhood of south beach.
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by jak92 8y ago
OK - apples price, while crazy isn't as bad of a markup as I expected.
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by jak92 8y ago
What's the street price for that much ram?
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by jak92 8y ago
Honestly, in terms of house hold waste, aluminum is the material that makes sense to recycle.
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by jak92 8y ago
Shared windows instances? What could go wrong?
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by jak92 8y ago
https://text.npr.org/s.php?sId=701498785&rid=1002

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