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lgregg
8y ago
thank you
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lgregg
8y ago
I really enjoyed that. Thanks for finding it.
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lgregg
8y ago
I wonder if there is anywhere on the internet where you can buy and download movie files. Of course, you can torrent them but that's illegal.
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lgregg
8y ago
This is awesome, I been looking for something like this.
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lgregg
8y ago
Celebrate is the right word Ie Celebrate his life
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lgregg
8y ago
Following that logic there shouldn't even be a way to submit text beyond a title and url. I've got to disagree, I think this belongs here.
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lgregg
8y ago
It's been posted before https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16662491
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8y ago
Oh, I agree they're not malicious but they do have power especially aldermen in Chicago. Out of college, I worked at a real estate law firm right out of college for a time and had a first-hand view of the power they've got in city
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8y ago
I doubt that could happen in reality though because they threatened removal. Ideally, NYC DOT and they city Assembly need to figure out a framework that inverts the policy where anything is allowed, with licensing, except ____. The purpose
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8y ago
I'm not surprised it's getting banned. Lots of the sidewalks around the trains can be pretty narrow and with snow on the ground, it was pretty bad. As for the $30k, that's what someone told me, obviously they were wrong. That
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8y ago
There is a reason why the city licenses exist though. In Chicago, if I recall sandwich boards can cost up to $30k per year. I'm not saying this dog house needs that license but perhaps there should be a fee if you want to put something
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8y ago
I also heard an interesting fact that per-capita there are more software engineers along the space coast in Florida than in SF.
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lgregg
8y ago
Houston is going through big changes, the local economy is diversifying from oil into renewables and other sectors. There are quite a few maker spaces and meetups around here. There are lots of interesting startups, lots have to do with spa
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lgregg
8y ago
I just had a 45 min talk with a rep of my credit union; She agrees. They don't have per transaction alerts.
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lgregg
8y ago
Churros are good! I'm not a fan of the hotdogs though, but glad you like them!
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8y ago
I always would get denied at my local Costco because it was inside.
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lgregg
8y ago
I'm definitely going to check this out for my credit union.
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8y ago
that Costco pizza though... that in itself is the membership.
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The Expanse and Social Media: A New Paradigm
(watsonways.com)
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8y ago
It's also important to point out the grid is archaic in many places and the knowledge isn't omnicompetent across the system. In the US, we have three major grids which are also connected to Canada's (which I can't speak
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8y ago
I was definitely confused when I clicked. I thought my monitor wasn't level for a second.
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lgregg
8y ago
Not in every context. There are quite a few city-county conglomerates.
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Judge Grants Temporary Restraining Order Against Making 3-D Guns
(bloomberg.com)
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8y ago
that already happens, county judges and sheriffs.
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Tapping into the power grid could predict the morning traffic
(techcrunch.com)
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8y ago
But he remembered this one and is saying he won’t list it.
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MoviePass’ Response to Service Outage
(moviepass.com)
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8y ago
I've never understood the view of owning a home to live in, it doesn't make sense to me financially. Perhaps because I didn't grow up here in the US. I'd rather buy a home and rent it, or buy a duplex somewhere else and
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8y ago
> Rather odd choice of Texas cities in my opinion. If you're going to go with Texas, I'd think Dallas and Austin are more obvious choices for technical people. Why? Dallas is too expensive, and imho the only good thing about Da
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8y ago
It's back up, but thanks for sharing the link for the passport index. I never knew about that site.
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