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by joering2 4y ago
oh my you are correct they really collect some brand names now zombies. This was a like a travel back in time! Interesting their news section is from September 2022.
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by joering2 4y ago
ahh, nostalgia. I still have a few blue-envelope discs that I never returned. I really wanted to, but they killed my queue and few emails went unanswered. "Despite our closing of the physical distribution elements of the business, we c
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by joering2 4y ago
You are wasting your time only. They have special partnership with ESPs and they don't consider your "spam" signal as meaningfull. Same applies to emails from most banks, Facebook emails, Ebay emails, etc.
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by joering2 4y ago
Yes there are not cheap to process. And those who pay for Experian data will push eventual rise on their customers, sadly.
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Bitbucket returns 500: Internal Server Error, status page all green(bitbucket.org)
3 points by joering2 4y ago|1 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
now there are lines withdrawing from First Republic. Question to those who know better... all my "digital" savings are with Bank of America and Chase (eight-digits) - these are biggest banks in the US. Should I be concerned?
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by joering2 4y ago
Such a banged up machine but 28 years that's understandable. This made me dream, for a moment, that somewhere out there there is (perhaps forgotten?) box with this exact laptop that has not been opened just yet. Can you imagine having
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by joering2 4y ago
That's another 80 grand, man...
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by joering2 4y ago
Our gated community spent $80,000 on upgrading their cameras system and bought state-of-the-art 5MP surveillance cams (total of 5 of them) that "lets you read license plates from within 100 meters" and "does a color-in-the-ni
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Instagram users are being served gory videos of killing and torture(worldnewsera.com)
5 points by joering2 4y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
Dup of the story I posted hour earlier from the source I believe better describe the whole situation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34871755
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Man cured of HIV after stem cell transplant in third success story worldwide(metro.co.uk)
3 points by joering2 4y ago|1 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
I think this has to do with the growing margin between the richest/upper class and poorest folks. Sure you find plenty of HN folks doing 3.5 X average salary.. but majority, considering inflation etc, are not doing this well. So averag
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Satellite Images Reveal Chinese Balloon Bases(rollingstone.com)
8 points by joering2 4y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
> I sold it shortly after for about what I paid. How did you manage to do that? Was that in USA? I presume damage was on record with CarFax, etc. Did you tell new owner what happened to the car? Finally - if you were able to show the car
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by joering2 4y ago
I recall the 10MB ad more. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/0d/b3/b6/0db3b67dcdd2edbedd5c... Classic!
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by joering2 4y ago
Very awesome. But I am still waiting for someone to design video game machine like the one from James's Bond Never Say Never Again, where failure to protect your land from cruise missiles cost you electric shock to your hands! Call me
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by joering2 4y ago
Some of the worst sounding dishes taste the best. Take something I tried in Poland. It was called "flaczki", which you can translate into "guts". First they told me to try it. It was the most delicious thing I ever ate!
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by joering2 4y ago
Strongly disagree. I think its fame will die out once people will get tired of reading articles written by soulless machine or being tricked into something that turned out to be GPT-made. That's why even tho Picasso paintings are aweso
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by joering2 4y ago
> User buys something from me, regrets it and issues a chargeback, dispute gets started and bank says I did nothing wrong, so the charge still sticks, but Stripe gets to keep the fee for handling the dispute? I am surprised how little St
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Goiânia Accident(en.wikipedia.org)
298 points by joering2 4y ago|185 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
> Even airguns are now restricted. Yes I am sure criminals care about guns and airguns being restricted. Definitely will look into possibility of moving to Scotland, considering your criminals are law-abiding citizens.
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by joering2 4y ago
Sounds like Minority Report. Great movie btw.
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by joering2 4y ago
Considering modern laws governing construction sites do not allow workers to carry anything over 20lb and that also in strict limited time, I would rather say an average gym member exercising 3 times a week would be a tougher mate. Not to m
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by joering2 4y ago
Where did I say he act accordingly with the law? And acknowledging something does not make it a rule. People who drink and drive do cause more accidents. But not every drunk person will cause an accident.
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by joering2 4y ago
I am not defending him because it starts like this and sometimes ends horribly bad... but what did he really do? other than wrote something on dirt (didn't even destroy her paint) and broke an egg on her car? In 80s I remember it was a
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by joering2 4y ago
Or maybe just politely answering one of his posts. I read it somewhere that during 80s police advised women in SF to act like they enjoy being raped. That it was best way to get the offender turned off and stop. Most likely saying "tha
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American Airlines 777 nearly collides with Delta Airlines 737(liveandletsfly.com)
7 points by joering2 4y ago|0 comments
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JPMorgan says it was duped by founder who made up 4M customers(marketwatch.com)
3 points by joering2 4y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
But sometimes the new red element to eat is being placed on the snake. Easier to spot after level 25.

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