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lozaning
5y ago
And then on charge cards (NOT credit cards) like American Express, you don't even have the option to carry a balence. Full balence must be paid every month in it's entirety.
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5y ago
There's also the local DC chapters, http://dc612.org/ has been going strong up in Minneapolis for years.
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6y ago
>Windows and Android have Chrome built-in at the OS layer How is Chrome built into Windows at the OS layer? Wouldn't that be IE or Edge?
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6y ago
I had to drop off a bunch of property tax documents for the city assessor in a tier 1 city. There was just a cardbox box in a hallway with a sign taped to it 'Homestead Applications'. I could have taken all the other applications
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6y ago
Not OP, but I feel like I come across more and more art house style stuff thats only on Vimeo. Which to be fair is still pretty mainstream.
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6y ago
I worked in Mountain View and lived in Palm Springs for a while and used to commute back and forth through SFO/PSP. Im convinced you could take damn near anything through SFO tech wise, cause they've seen it all. Meanwhile explain
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6y ago
I really hope their spam algorithm is able to take into consideration who messages first.
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6y ago
'Simpsons did it' is as close as I've got.
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6y ago
I use the low bandwidth option if I need to get on there. mbasic.facebook.com no nagging about apps and you can actually use the messenger web interface.
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6y ago
> So yeah, if mining is damaging the planet and if we can assess the damage quantitatively and link it to mining without a doubt, it should have to be taxed accordingly. Replace 'mining' with 'anything' and I fully un
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6y ago
Im curious to know how much more in taxes you think I should have to pay on my mining profits above and beyond the capital gains taxes I already have to pay. I'd understand if you wanted all economic activity to have to figure in the n
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6y ago
ETh DAG is over 4GB now, no one wants 3GB cards
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6y ago
AMD already did this. The RX6K series are terrible cards for mining. The radeon 7 smokes the new cards because the new ones where designed to be as bad at mining as possible without effecting raster performance. RX 5700 will hit 55mhs and t
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6y ago
Can you share more info on 'the encryption policy' you're worried about? I'd not heard any cause for concern regarding encryption on starlink and was debating potentially signing up for their service.
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6y ago
You're not going to touch amazon with a site with more trust if you cant compete logistically.
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6y ago
When I was in college, you could show up to their 'Make an app day' and as long you successfully uploaded your own version of their slot machine app you'd be entered into a drawing for a bunch of really nice hardware. Microso
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6y ago
If you live in a state where you can play jackpot only, which is 2 picks for $3 and no eligibility for partial matches, there's a positive EV anytime the cash payout is more than $453,863,025.00 Accounting for taxes ruins it a bit, but
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6y ago
oh absolutely. http://accueq.onkyousa.com/
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6y ago
McGIRT v. OKLAHOMA maybe? https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/19pdf/18-9526_9okb.pdf Half of oklahoma was ruled to be on a reservation somewhat recently. Never heard any casino new related to this ruling though
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6y ago
If I had to guess, they're not refrigerating their dough. Chilling dough for 24 hours in the fridge before baking is a game changer for cookies.
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6y ago
Companies in the US largely just dont trust them. Huawei used to be on my line card when I was an SE like 7 years ago, and I'd always give people a quote for the huawei stuff, and then they'd always went with the HP stuff at like
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6y ago
These kinds of displays are increasingly becoming web managed. I don't think samsung actually even makes these kinds if displays that aren't web managed anymore.
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6y ago
Windows also works this way, IDK about linux. FWIW Samsung's ultra wide monitors are supposed to support splitting the screen up into multiple areas for the purpose of window management, even when using a single cable.
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6y ago
Crypto rush is doing anything but fading. Eth mainnet has more hashing power on it now than it ever has. Nvidia is selling 30 series cards directly to mining firms, much to the chagrin of anyone who wants to buy one for themselves. https:&
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6y ago
Stuff Made Here guy's workshop is peak envy. The tools he's got there are just incredible.
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6y ago
Two copies of MMM is a great gag-ish gift to your manager on Christmas that i highly recommend.
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6y ago
AirBnB is the loser because they could have gotten that money, the people who got to buy at the initial IPO price are the winners because they got those billions. This is akin to AirBNB selling dollars for 50 cents.
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6y ago
Uber has a strong network effect, but I don't think there's actually much brand loyalty.
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6y ago
We've got vastly different understandings of what is impossible.
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6y ago
I assume Tinder and the like is doing every shady thing possible to profit off users, but what seems especially gross about this is that they apparently dont limit this to users of their service, but also people applying to work at Tinder?
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