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by jeromegv 3y ago
Shopify does use the IP location distance Vs shipping address as a risk factor for fraud. I see it often on my Shopify stores where they will flag an order as high risk for that reason. Same thing if someone used a VPN.
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by jeromegv 3y ago
Because planting a tree in your yard has nothing to do with the deforestation of the Amazon and the impact it has on this very unique ecosystem?
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That charge back might ask for tracking number, which will also says delivered. So they will ask you to call your insurance instead if your stuff got stolen on your porch. It's a very tricky situation.
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Shopify is ecommerce. A competitor that wants to bring another website down can gain millions of dollars. So $5 is irrelevant here.
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Americans talks as if their democracy was fine, that the last president didn’t spend months telling everyone the results were fake and how a revolt happened on January 6th. It’s not a frustrating outcome of democracy. It’s a failure of demo
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by jeromegv 3y ago
And make his fans believe he’s a champion of free market and a self made man that is fighting big government. We can see it clearly in action in this thread, it’s working on many.
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But it is a government intervention. No banks were willing to give them that loan. Government gave them money when nobody else wanted.
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Once they sell it to your insurance company and they deny you some type of coverage for whatever reason.
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by jeromegv 3y ago
Of everything read in this thread, this is really what you find unsettling? Not the anti-indigenous claims that have been repeated for hundreds of years, how we know better than them, being repeated here again?
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by jeromegv 3y ago
Yep. They come to work in the morning. Go to lunch. Play a bit more. Go home for dinner. It’s not 9-5 but it feels weirdly banal. Sure some of them are likely on drugs or showed up too late from a hangover. But it’s just so.. banal
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by jeromegv 3y ago
Everyone complaining about gas price due to environmental reasons (such as carbon tax) fail to account for the cost of insurance, infrastructure, and disaster relief that results from climate change. Doing nothing has a huge cost. And not c
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by jeromegv 3y ago
It seems odd because I did share Google Doc private docs very often in Slack in the past, and Slack would tell me that this was not a public document so it could not show a preview. So I wonder if something changed.
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by jeromegv 3y ago
Toronto just started last year. 1% of the assessed property value, per year. They just voted yesterday to increase to 3%.
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by jeromegv 3y ago
We have had mandatory vaccines for kids for a century. It’s what living in a society is all about.
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For me having the watch allows me to use my phone a lot less. I now often have to dig for my phone somewhere in my home since I haven’t used it in many hours. I get the important notifications I need and because the watch is limited I don’
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by jeromegv 3y ago
The consequence of their upgrade was a slow down. But they didn’t slow it down just because they could. It was to prevent a phone with an old shitty battery to shut down in the middle of a task when there was still battery left. Better a sl
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by jeromegv 3y ago
Definitely not normal or the norm in the US.
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But we also built our society to make the car more convenient. Can’t remember the ratio but the amount of parking space available per car is absolutely insane. That means a relatively cheap access to put your giant car almost anywhere you g
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by jeromegv 3y ago
I have no idea what your point is. Is your point that those “do things” and have responsibilities support destroying our planet through climate change?
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by jeromegv 3y ago
The point is that there is no good system that would allow a committee to decide if a politician is fit for office or not. Just look how Trump tried to destroy the electoral system for his own gain before and on January 6th. Now apply his t
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by jeromegv 3y ago
Apple is definitely not paid by search sent to google, it’s a bulk amount for the whole year. And we can tell that safari just doesn’t prioritize past google searches in the omnibar the same way that chrome does.
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by jeromegv 3y ago
Yep! It was actually something that made me decrease my use in chrome and eventually switch to safari. My mental model and my job requires me to use a lot previous sites. I keep my history for a full year for that reason. I might need to go
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by jeromegv 3y ago
It’s not scientifically probable. You just made that up out of thin air.
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It was in reference to the Windows version specifically, it was definitely not 20% marketshare on Windows
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by jeromegv 3y ago
> the effects of the vaccine completely disappeared within 6-9 months I don't know if you are anti-vax person disguising as a "just asking reasonable question" type of person (it's a common tactic), but I had to reply
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While I’m sure that once we reach the good enough stage, people will be too lazy to switch. But I don’t think we are there yet. Especially if another one can make you save lots of time. It’s like the beginning of search engines. Altavista.
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by jeromegv 3y ago
It has a central authority that can and has taken down community notes that were disagreeing with their narrative. Seems like the opposite of decentralization. https://gizmodo.com/twitter-x-elon-musk-vaccine-bronny-james...
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by jeromegv 3y ago
Paris Subway construction is much cheaper than anywhere in North America and yet they have a very high population density.
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by jeromegv 3y ago
How was their youth employment before the Arab spring? Hadn’t that been a problem in that region for decades?
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Or use your fingerprint

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