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What's the crime? Stealing something that is less than $1000? They could have stolen that from the front of a store and if they weren't detained by a store cop, the police won't do anything typically. If they plead guilty, th
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You can't press charges yourself. You can go directly to the DA with your evidence and hope they press charges, but there is no role for you as a citizen to instigate a criminal preceding. https://blogs.findlaw.com/blot
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Sadly, a video of a random figure with face obscured throwing a rock through your car window isn't going to get the police involved. Even with a GPS location of someone you pranked with a package, if there's no evidence directly t
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8y ago
My "Windows Car" prediction, "Oh shit I'm late to the airport!" Get in car, car says, "Critical Updates required before start, please wait 5 minutes". Then 30 minutes goes by, update is at 99%, "Final
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8y ago
And how many of those miles are up and down 101 after midnight on weekdays?
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It is, "Too much sitting over the course of a day is not healthy — let’s be clear. And as I’ve written before, exercise is the closest thing to a wonder drug. Few things provide such a health benefit."
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8y ago
That's a treadmill desk... I really think this comment section is just people reading the article as "Standing desks are bad" and posting any positive thing about standing desks. The article is, "Standing desks, by thems
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Raises hand, another one who's back doesn't hurt while sitting.
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The article that you are commenting on specifically states that standing desks aren't an improvement for cardiovascular health. The article also states that standing desks can help ergonomic issues. The article you posted shows that a
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I think he does provide enough evidence. He provides studies that show no difference between sitting and standing in regards to cardiovascular health. He even provides an alternate hypothesis, that 'sitting' is a marker of poor he
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8y ago
Its my impression that dividends are set per share class. What if SNAP only pays dividends on profit to the Series B and C? So how would members of class A petition the company to give dividends to them? What recourse does the Series A hold
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8y ago
I always thought of SNAP shares as 'baseball cards'. In the baseball card mania of the 90s, it was said they go up and down in value as the player does well and poorly. But, hey are completely devoid of inherent value. I'm t
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8y ago
It may take 100s of seconds to capture the data.
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The best way to think of this is it might take 100 seconds to 'record' those 10 trillion frames that occur in 1 second. That doesn't seem to make sense, but imagine this. You want to shoot 100 frames of the first millisecond
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8y ago
I would have to wonder how many true celebrities, people whose fame come from outside of social media, felt the same frustrations at not being able to see their friends feeds as other users.
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8y ago
How much of this is Apple's fault and how much of it is the RIAA and MPAA's fault for enforcing this region based DRM structure where every possible use of media is split up and locked from each other. Oh, I was only able to purch
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8y ago
To add details. The DVD seller isn't making the copy, but requesting them from the original manufacturer. The DVD seller telling the purchaser that this service is contingent on the manufacturer providing back up copies free of charge.
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8y ago
I've lost count how many meetings I been in where I completely lost what the speaker was saying because someone was clickly clacking on their keyboard the whole time. The requisite "Whomever is typing please mute yourself!",
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8y ago
That there are those who can BS their way to success doesn't mean there are others who underestimate their abilities and hide. There aren't even just these 2 categories, if you look at those who BS, there are those who are aware o
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8y ago
What I'd like most from a Laptop Win 10 review is a 2 year later review. We use a macbook air at home, it still runs just as good as when we got it. I've always had issues with Windows where the out of the box experience is incred
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I always found this really interesting. If you join such rocketship often you find people swimming in their survivorship bias often coupled with general inexperience . 'The reason we're successful is that we got every engineer the
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8y ago
Well, my point being, we have an incredible degree of trust that these companies will operate in a continuous way, that their values will be unchanging. I too work at a large ecommerce tech company, and I can't see it suddenly changing
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Just be warned, a startup often has the promise of more autonomy, but there are plenty of startups run by ego-centric micromanaging wanna-be engineers. Be careful equating, 'being able to talk to the CEO' as autonomy, you may find
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Google 'could' open up all their gmail account's inboxes to an unrestricted public read-only rest api and shut down their normal email interface. They 'could' do this tomorrow. So everyone could see everyone else&#x
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One of the problems is the public demands a lower risk investment. A single Theranos would knee cap the entire VC industry in Canada. "How could this be allowed to happen?!" The stories of LPs losing their $50k investments would l
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9y ago
Yes, it seems that way from the script. But then, why a transparent material? (The answer of course is they're building an aquarium tank, and aquarium tanks are see through or have windows into it so humans can spectate. If they wanted
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On a completely separate note, what was the deal with the need for transparent aluminum in Star Trek IV? Looking at the footage, they easily could have made the tank bigger if they just used all of the space available and didn't need t
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Apologies if this is naive, I was looking for a free book for a flight a week ago and I downloaded 'The Einstein theory of relativity; a concise statement' by H A Lorentz, 1920, available here https://archive.org/
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Besides one in SF (and a couple in Oakland), all the "Superfund" sites in the "Bay Area" are in Santa Clara County. https://epa.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=...
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Its interesting, I've always been asked what the 'official' definition of Silicon Valley is, or if some specific city is 'in' Silicon Valley or out. Like say, Redwood City. By looking at this map here, https:/
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