lavezzi

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   by lavezzi 9y ago

   they still stream in 128kbps, even for premium customers. It's insane.
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   by lavezzi 9y ago

   Users not people, right?
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   by lavezzi 9y ago

   http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/premium-fare-deals-740/ Set-up alerts by carrier or preferred outbound airport.
4. 214.▲
   by lavezzi 9y ago

   Still don't see the appeal. I get better and quicker results from theflightdeal.com and flyertalk.
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   by lavezzi 9y ago

   Online? ( https://www.spectacles.com/ ) They made it very easy to order online, and I thought the initial rollout with the vending machines was a good way to build hype.
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   by lavezzi 9y ago

   I really love my spectacles. They are great for capturing POV experiences and very simple to use/transfer. Surprised noone has been working on a jailbreak for them though.
7. 217.▲
   by lavezzi 9y ago

   I mean wouldn't that be an issue for areas with tectonic activity? I wouldn't imagine they would be as easy to repair if they were under ground.
8. 218.▲
   by lavezzi 9y ago

   I would imagine this would be through a personalised bot that you can create very easily through IFTTT or Zapier. https://core.telegram.org/bots
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   by lavezzi 9y ago

   I've had significant experience performing IT Audit for SOX 404 from both an Internal and External perspective.
10. 220.▲
    by lavezzi 9y ago

    A lot of the additional requirements year on year are driven by mandates from the PCAOB. If the audit firms do not comply then they are hit hard during the PCAOB reviews of their audit files.
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    by lavezzi 9y ago

    You may have been part of it but you clearly do not have a good comprehension of it. In another comment you stated "Another great example is password rotation. The law demands you have a password rotation policy.". This is complet
12. 222.▲
    by lavezzi 9y ago

    I still don't think you understand. They are prohibited from offering consulting services to audit clients which is completely different from 'compliance'. This is about auditor independence rules. The article states that the
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    by lavezzi 9y ago

    I mean, this is hilarious if that's the approach you have been taking throughout your career but for anyone else reading this comment it's wholly inaccurate.
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    by lavezzi 9y ago

    You say you read the article but I don't think you understood it. They want to loosen restrictions so they can sell additional work (that they are currently prohibited to provide) to public clients of which they provide audit services.
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    by lavezzi 9y ago

    She probably interacts with the sponsored filters and graphics if nothing else.
16. 226.▲
    by lavezzi 9y ago

    Not really true, pretty sure Instagram is catching up fast on that sub-set of the market.
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    On United you can get bumped from Economy if there's a high status flyer who needs your seat. I think United takes the crown with being shitty to general passengers.
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    I've never seen Uber provide the intended route prior to accepting the ride (although this may just be caused by PTSD from their latest UI update or the fact that I take mostly UberPools). In their wording of the fare breakdown it says
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    My point is that there is no end to the surge because they are all doing it. If the drivers are artificially limiting supply at all times then why wouldn't I be upset that I'm getting ripped off? Not once during my four day stay d
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    Apparently not. We had a driver the other day in Park City, UT who told us that Uber drivers are no longer held to a minimum trip acceptance rate. Whether this is true or not he said Uber lost a lawsuit and could no longer apply the rule. H
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    I'm struggling to read the small print, fam. Can you help me out? http://i.imgur.com/6aU3sH6.png
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    This is something that has baffled me since I moved to the US. In the UK, most of the major supermarkets have offered their own online delivery service for 10+ years: https://www.theguardian.com/money/2015/may&#x2F
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    Isn't this approach going to end up being expensive all round? It doesn't factor in any of the other incidentals.
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    Where are you getting the 4 months & 1000 personalized emails from?
25. 235.▲
    by lavezzi 10y ago

    Depends what is considered as employees. I believe a lot of people are hired as artists, etc. for small items such as geotags.
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    I saw an article on the BBC this week, strange timing but maybe someone knew about the Amazon announcement: http://www.bbc.com/news/business-38174011
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    Sounds cool. Sort of what the people at Genius are attempting to do at some point?
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    Well from what I have seen this only says when prices are going up, not down - so it's not that close.
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    Yeah but what happens further down the road when it doesn't run well anymore? My old company was facing issues where they were struggling to find SMEs for legacy systems
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    by lavezzi 10y ago

    That coffee wasn't just hot, it was well beyond expected temperature and gave her third degree burns as a result. "Liebeck sought to settle with McDonald's for $20,000 to cover her actual and anticipated expenses. Her past me