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by lozaning 8y ago
Amazon is actually happy to charge you more to use FBA to keep your inventory non commingled. So you can totally get all the exact things you sent them, as long as you paid for the ability to do so before sending all your stuff to the wareh
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by lozaning 8y ago
I can confirm this as someone who used to do 6 figures plus of business on amazon every quarter. Unless I mark that I dont want my inventory commingled (which is an option more expensive than general FBA) once my product shows up at the var
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by lozaning 8y ago
It refers to being "86'ed" AKA kicked out of a bar among other things. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/86_(term)
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by lozaning 8y ago
Or at a minimum know where/what your modem is. Unplug that bad boy and all your IOT stuff goes back ot being things, not of the internet.
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by lozaning 8y ago
I think they're talking more along the lines of those online meme editors. Yea i could download the lion king and clip the frame with simba and then pull it into photo shop and then add text and then upload it to imgur. Or I could go o
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by lozaning 8y ago
They require a credit/debit card that they charge a $1 to. That cards billing address must be either the old address or the new address. So yea, its easy, but it's not that easy. Though now that I think about it i wonder if you co
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by lozaning 8y ago
Also if the security model where you work is like where I work and they wont give you the certs, but will allow you to add your own cert, Charles Proxy works a charm. Crazy useful for sending server side errors to mobile apps to simulate fa
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by lozaning 8y ago
The first sentence of the 4th paragraph of your second link would seem to dispute your strategy. "Under zone procedures, the usual formal CBP entry procedures and payments of duties are not required on the foreign merchandise unless an
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by lozaning 8y ago
I dont get how this business would work. How is the startup that I'm buying parts from avoiding the tariff themselves? Your point to me would seem to argue that forcing companies to dig holes is good because it will create a bunch of n
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by lozaning 8y ago
Xserve RAID is still the most beautiful SAN ever designed. From time to time I still contemplate buying one just to make my home lab rack look better.
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by lozaning 8y ago
Plume just announced that you'll need to buy an annual cloud license for their new stuff as well. I just dont see this taking off as a business model. How large is the intersection of people who know give a high enough importance to ro
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by lozaning 8y ago
[Citation needed] Whats your line of thinking here? Are you saying that all crypto currency wont exist by then or just BTC? Why 2020 as the time frame? What is going to happen between now and then thats going to make it so that it wont exis
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by lozaning 8y ago
What these calculators never seem to account for is difficulty factor. That dollar-a-day today rapidly approaches zero as more and more people bring more equipment online. No way you're making a dollar a day 600 days from now.
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by lozaning 8y ago
If I had to guess I would assume the above poster is referencing that there is a push within China's political atmosphere to turn inward and start developing more critical tech at home. At the heart of all the cheap Chinese android pho
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by lozaning 8y ago
Im looking to dump most of what I have in favor of investing in multi family real-estate. I got big into mining eth starting back in the test net days. It's paid for some dumb stuff along the way to where I am now, chartered helicopter
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by lozaning 8y ago
$700 is closer to the midpoint of the historical price. Source: someone who should have sold at 1400 and joined the millionaire club.
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by lozaning 8y ago
I use this nift browser plug in: https://noiszy.com/ "It visits and navigates around websites, from within your browser, leaving misleading digital footprints around the internet. Noiszy only visits a list of sites th
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by lozaning 8y ago
The protocol supports it yes, but I think you'd have a hard time finding a single person who has ever inadvertently connected their TV to the internet through HDMI. Hell I think you'd have a hard time finding a TV that even suppor
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by lozaning 8y ago
I had nothing but pain when trying to run an exit node. Every site behind cloudflair would captcha me on what seemed like every page. Cox shut off my internet every other week due to "computers on my network being infected with viruse
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by lozaning 8y ago
I'll do you own better: https://crapcoin.solutions/ Found it on here a couple days, maybe weeks back.
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by lozaning 8y ago
For what it's worth I have worked at places where its a fireable offense to talk to anyone about past employees. You'll be referred to our co-employer (insperity) who will only give you mm/yy of beginning and end of employmen
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by lozaning 8y ago
I ended up helping a somm friend out once with a high profile event they were a man down for. She told me me to always throw in a tasting note of "Medium - Medium Plus acidity" and then to reference abstract things as flavors, suc
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by lozaning 8y ago
As an anecdotal counter point, the only thing I've ever bought from Google was a Glass as part of their explorers program. I had to get in contact with their customer support over an issue I was having and was blown away by how above a
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by lozaning 9y ago
I was testing some Alexa stuff for work the other day and named a light "Lighty McLight Face". All Alexa would ever hear was "lightly lick my face".
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by lozaning 9y ago
Do you have proof that mining reduces card life outside of mechanical fan failure? Anecdotally, I've been running 12 RX480's to mine ethereum since AMD launched the cards some year(s) ago. They're still just as fast as the da
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by lozaning 9y ago
I've got the same thing going at home, tough to beat ~7 of these cameras flashed with OpenIPC for the cost of a single drop cam. Got the rtsp stream connected up to smartthings and blue iris and have had zero trouble with them. They&#x
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by lozaning 9y ago
Install the FB Purity Chrome Plug in. It's the only reason I still use facebook. No ads, no groups, no farmville, just the people Im friends with posting in chronological order. I'm trying to reduce the amount of time I spend on t
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by lozaning 9y ago
reflash the $20 WYZE cameras with https://openip.cam/ and then capture the RTSP stream.
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by lozaning 9y ago
Im imagining some kind of system where: The Alice company would either put DNA collection kits for sale on Amazon or tell people where they can buy a kit that meets the required criteria for collection. Then people pay the company in bitcoi
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by lozaning 9y ago
"China has passed the US in military technology" [citation needed]

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