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by jetti 13y ago
My suggestion was in jest, however, would it truly be harassment? The drones wouldn't be directly affecting him, just moving in the public space around him and not even in his way.
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by jetti 13y ago
Or you could just invest in some curtains... If the guy is truly a nuisance, get all the neighbors to pitch in and buy tons of drones and just take a day off work and follow that guy around constantly.
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by jetti 13y ago
The most I've seen about Hadfield being Canadian is on YouTube where there are comments that basically amount to "Go America". There is the standard reply that "You know he is Canadian, right?". As a US citizen, I'm uncomfortable with the c
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by jetti 13y ago
I would love to be able to buy individual channels, however, I don't think that this is something the government should get involved in. I would suggest working on a bill that would try to increase the prevalence of affordable high speed in
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by jetti 13y ago
Just a heads up, the link to the part 1 of this series links to the second part. The first part is here: http://www.trevormckendrick.com/how-to-choose-a-profitable-n...
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by jetti 13y ago
I don't think I was clear with my comment on the simplicity. What I meant was that the solution to avoid the laws of a certain country is simple, leaving as not being in a physical jurisdiction prevents you from being held accountable (pre-
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by jetti 13y ago
I never suggested people do that, I'm saying that that is the only surefire way (for the most part) to escape the laws in the country that you are currently in. If you live in a country, it is generally expected you follow those laws. That
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by jetti 13y ago
The problem I see with this is that one doesn't need to agree to be bound by the social contract of an individual government to be prosecuted. In the physical world, if you don't agree to the laws of a country, don't live there. It is that
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by jetti 13y ago
" They don't produce in China because it's cheaper, they produce there because it's the only place you can." That's hogwash. This kind of stuff doesn't happen overnight, it is business adapting to the needs of marketplace. If apparel manufa
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by jetti 13y ago
"I think the US needs its own Free Trade Zone. Let's put it on the US / Mexico border, allow anyone to take up work there. Promise 0% taxes for a decade and put up no trade barriers at all. Maybe that would bring some of this production bac
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by jetti 14y ago
My question is what happens if a state's API is down? Are the businesses supposed to eat the cost of whatever tax will be charged? Would the transactions be allowed? It seems like a decent idea, but there is potential for disaster depending
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by jetti 14y ago
Does anybody know what happened with this? I donated to the campaign and just received an email saying that I've been refunded my donation and the page is gone.
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by jetti 14y ago
I saw that after the fact. I have no experience with indiegogo and only kickstarter which has the all or nothing funding rules.
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by jetti 14y ago
It seems the most likely scenario is that she underestimated the legal system and the lawyers took advantage of that. If she had taken the time to hire an attorney, she probably wouldn't be in this situation. That being said, it is hard to
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by jetti 14y ago
In a world of sensationalist headlines, I'm glad that I ended up clicking this. To be honest, I truly thought that this was going to be about getting funding so that a developer could pay rent and eat while they make the next big thing. The
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by jetti 14y ago
This reminds me of the College Humor parody of "Photograph" by Nickleback called "Look At This Instagram" ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nn-dD-QKYN4 ). I've seen many comments in this thread from people who believe this is a passing trend
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by jetti 14y ago
The process is described in the about section ( http://haiku.nytimes.com/about ). There is an algorithm that extracts the haikus but they only make it to the website when a journalist thinks it good: "The algorithm discards some potential p
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by jetti 14y ago
I find this interesting, especially since I'm not handy at all but am planning on changing that once my wife and I get a house. One thing that I have noticed that may be a source of this insecurity is the significant other. I can't even co
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by jetti 14y ago
Because there is a fact mentioned that is out of the ordinary compared to other acquisitions, that makes it jealousy?
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by jetti 14y ago
I'm not suggesting that I agree with the logic, I'm just stating I can see some logic behind the statement. However, to answer your question, it is much harder to conceal any of those items. If you carry a chefs knife and intend to use it a
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by jetti 14y ago
I currently drive a Dodge Ram 1500 pickup and love it. Do I have a need for it all the time? No. But there were a few factors that went into the decision: - My wife wants to get a boat as well as we were gifted jet skis by her family. - I a
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by jetti 14y ago
First off, switchblades are legal in some states in the US ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switchblade#United_States ). I can see some logic behind making switchblades illegal. They are easy to conceal both pre and post crime, as well as bei
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by jetti 14y ago
They aren't doing that though. They are refusing to advertise ads of a smaller company meanwhile allowing ads of large companies that sell the same (or similar) product that caused the smaller company to be banned.
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by jetti 14y ago
>Overtime doesn't apply to white collar workers. Not true. Software developers are mostly exempt, but there are some that will be non-exempt from overtime based on their salary. If the person makes less than $455 a week as salaried
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by jetti 14y ago
The amount that you save on inventory and warehousing could offset that risk. Plus depending on your niche I would imagine that the risk varies.
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by jetti 14y ago
I thought account was referring solely to the Sim City account. I didn't realize that there was a whole infrastructure in place. The lack of a refund is easily explained by EA's short term greed and having franchises that people really like
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by jetti 14y ago
Ahhh well that makes more sense on the severity of the issue. However, I highly doubt that EA would want their CSAs to threaten to ban anybody based on asking for a refund or threatening to do a charge back and it is just the work of a terr
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by jetti 14y ago
This is ridiculous. The OP said he was going to dispute the charge with his credit card company at which point the customer service rep said if he does that they will ban his account. This is so people don't buy the game, dispute the charge
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by jetti 14y ago
I have dealt Adderall addiction although in a way most likely different than most. In my college years I was on tons of medications ranging from mood stabilizers to anti-psychotics, all in all, I was on 8 different medications to treat psyc
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by jetti 14y ago
First off, this whole debate is theoretical since I am male. I don't buy groceries on a frequent basis (once every two to three weeks) so it isn't like I'm there a lot. I am also quite of a space case and don't focus on the present but am t

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