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by mjcl 7y ago
Absolutely, for a long the company was too cheap to pay for real time tracking software and the timeclocks.
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by mjcl 7y ago
It’s funny you say that, because about 15 years ago I setup a fax to email gateway for a payroll department that had to receive 800 faxed timesheets every two weeks and was always losing them.
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by mjcl 7y ago
I think Fry’s is more likely to turn into a bunch of 5 story podium-style apartments and condos.
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by mjcl 7y ago
The fee is being added on the wholesale/commercial side (bulk senders), not the consumer side. See https://support.twilio.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008372654-Co... or you can google "Verizon $0.0025&
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by mjcl 7y ago
That’s called a property management company.
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by mjcl 8y ago
It’s both liability and labor thing. When a tenant moves out, large apartment buildings change the lock. With an electronic lock any member of staff can ‘rekey’ the lock in a few seconds. For liability, the large companies use big key contr
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by mjcl 8y ago
Another way to look at it is that privileged people have had the ability to ruin the lives of the less privileged for a long time (see Emmett Till) and global communications has just democratized the process. It’s not good and I truthfully
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by mjcl 8y ago
It is a mess, but I hope you’re not saying that this is a new or recent phenomenon. Innocence in a legal sense has always been far removed from public opinion. The existence of things like the police blotter in local newspapers demonstrates
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by mjcl 8y ago
It's a state-by-state thing. CA requires employers give two hours off: https://www.sos.ca.gov/administration/news-releases-and-advi...
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by mjcl 8y ago
> AFAIK, Ubiquiti's products can be run standalone, only requiring management software for initial configuration. This is correct. I only power on the controller VM when I want to make a change. I do think a few features, like the c
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by mjcl 8y ago
> Medical debt is the least concerning type of debt for most lenders. Just another data point, a large property management company I used to work for specifically exempted bankruptcies due to medical debt when calculating applicant credi
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by mjcl 8y ago
Petsmart was like the before the chip change over. It would typically take a few hundred MS to get approval and print the receipt. I have noticed that some chipotle cashiers print the receipt before the card goes through, the CFA cashiers c
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by mjcl 8y ago
Furthermore, Facebook has already tried this. After the first ProPublica article (last year, I think) they added a “I’m not breaking the law” checkbox.
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by mjcl 8y ago
But to date, delivery devices like the adrenaclick have not been considered equivalent to epipen. Some states permit a substitution in these cases (a 'BX' rating instead of 'AB'), but many do not allow it without getting
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by mjcl 8y ago
It doesn’t seem to ... that link worked from here in Fremont.
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by mjcl 8y ago
I thought Shanghai had a pretty interesting system — they’d put about 10 people at a time in a “pen” made of Tensabarrier, swab all 10 with the same sample thingy and then test it. Once it came back clean they’d release them and take anothe
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by mjcl 8y ago
If you’re looking for fast legislation, you have to ‘gut’ an existing bill because the CA constitution requires a 30 day wait after you introduce a bill (with an exception for budget bills).
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by mjcl 8y ago
The idea of “Enron Broadband” seemed ridiculous to me at the time.
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by mjcl 8y ago
> There is no one area that is the cause. It's death by 1,000 papercuts. Yup. A few minutes (of unnecessary) oxygen in an ambulance cost my insurance company about $500. A single oral dose of generic Keppra while in the hospital cos
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by mjcl 8y ago
I really miss the System 7 Finder, the 'spatial' nature[1] really clicked with me and other file browsers still sort of bug me because of that. [1] http://archive.arstechnica.com/paedia/f/finder/find
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by mjcl 8y ago
They at least see it near the time of travel. See https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/documents/apis_facts...
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by mjcl 8y ago
They don’t need to do that, all they have to do is tell CBP they want a warning if “Person X” attempts travel. The Advanced Passenger Information System requires airlines send CBP passenger info for all departing and arriving flights.
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by mjcl 8y ago
I’m sort of surprised they don’t have automated flagging for activity like downloading a years worth of documents in an evening.
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by mjcl 8y ago
I did something similar when I moved to get rid of my wired phone service. I told AT&T I had signed a contract with Comcast and told Comcast I had signed a contract with AT&T.
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by mjcl 8y ago
Trading is ‘closed’ (aka halted) for individual securities relatively frequently in the US. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trading_halt
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by mjcl 8y ago
Only for pain, not as a part of detox/treatment. Source: https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/faq/prescriptions.htm#rx-...
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by mjcl 8y ago
I think she’d be open to the idea, it’s not like she’s actively refusing business. Taking some reservations from a computer voice is a lot less change and (more importantly), it’s not change she has to initiate.
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by mjcl 8y ago
Here is an example of who I think you’d have a hard time convincing: I’ve been going to the same hair stylist for about 22 years. Her clients have followed her as she moved around salons in Cupertino. She’s busy enough that many of her clie
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by mjcl 8y ago
Until it's an option for buyers , I'm going to be quite reluctant to buy from Amazon.
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by mjcl 8y ago
> But TBH they probably do it because cash advance has a higher APR. Which seems reasonable to me — if someone is at the point they need to borrow cash from a credit card, they’re probably a higher risk of default.

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