literallycancer

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by literallycancer 4y ago
Why would you have to sue them in Quebec? Legal persons work exactly like this. And they are able to rent stuff just fine, last time I checked.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Ah yes. If only the negotiating team of the West had more humility at Yalta. I'd rather have von Neumann every single time.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
It simply tells you what standard the material it's made of is. There's no reason an N95 scarf couldn't exist.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
The other poster mentioned Vietnam, I would expect cities there to be quite dense with townhouses or a tiny "garden" that's more like the smallest gap between houses that you can get away with while not breaking the construct
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by literallycancer 5y ago
N95 is just a filtration standard. You can't really tell whether the mask satisfies it from the outline alone.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
So your complaint against Japanese carmakers is that they aren't trendy enough? Not nearly as bad as the rest of your examples. What about the Koreans?
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Interesting how poor people who lucked into some money think that rich people drive fast cars. Narrator: they don't.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
There's not enough space for everyone to do this. It's also often not free, you have to pay the city for using up the street space etc. New housing in Europe is planned with underground garage space exactly for this reason. SEA ci
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by literallycancer 5y ago
If I find out a shopkeeper charges me different prices based on who I am, I never spend money there again. I'd much rather give my money to a corporation that's agnostic wrt customer identity.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Facebook seems to be doing all the heavy lifting on the extremism front. Overweight/underweight problems are just stupid and it takes like 1 hour to explain how to eat properly and then you never have to deal with that again. Videos of
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Ah the horror. Ever tried actually talking to the kid? You guys didn't run around the neighborhood doing random shit when you were young? Were your parents horrified by what allowing you to roam without supervision may lead to? If watc
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by literallycancer 5y ago
What's stopping you from choosing and paying for your own health insurance in the US?
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by literallycancer 5y ago
You are getting sidetracked by appearances.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Lawyers unionize the moment they reach the required headcount. That tells you all you need to know about this particular facet of the game.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
If the transaction was unauthorised (i.e. the collection does not relate to the signed mandate), the payer can ask for a refund up to 13 months after the direct debit.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
The difference is often your bank. Some of my banks don't even have a way to initiate the charge back process (you have to write a free form email), presumably to reduce overhead and to avoid losing cases needlessly, while the others m
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Charge backs are not only intended to solve card fraud. It's the most convenient tool you have as a buyer to deal with seller fraud. If you have good evidence, you can win them consistently.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
If you work for "crypto scammers" just take partial or complete payment up front, in crypto which can't be retroactively taken from you.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
You can raise funds for a software project as a pseudonymous founder these days, if you can explain your ideas clearly or can put together an MVP. That might help with the "other people judging by appearance" problem.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Most SEO spam I've seen lately looks like it's produced by neural networks and maybe curated by people afterwards. Have you tried making some content available only to subscribers?
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Your bank sided with the merchant? Normally they would at least try to argue the case and maybe lose it if the merchant's bank has better arguments or evidence, but straight up refusing to try? I'd just drop the bank and get a one
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Don't use the official client. Problem solved.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
I really hope that as self driving cars get better all of these car rental scammers are going to go bankrupt and something like Uber or the car manufacturers themselves take over that market.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Can't you charge back the deposit transaction if they don't return it?
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Taxis, lower variance? Where? Ever had a smelly driver, or one that smokes in the car? Drives like shit? Dirty seats? With the micro entrepreneur taxi apps, it basically never happens.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Why not ask the bank to confirm that you make enough, without revealing how much you make and your whole spending history?
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by literallycancer 5y ago
So the landlords just make the rent more expensive to account for having to pay the broker, what changed?
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by literallycancer 5y ago
This feels like people protesting against automation by not using the automated checkout machines at a store. Go ahead, faster queues for me.
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Why is the disparity bad?
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by literallycancer 5y ago
Nope, before the modern approach to shipping stuff you simply couldn't get many different things unless you were in a big city. There weren't humans doing the route planning, there was no one because it wasn't worth doing at

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