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They wouldn't make as much money if everyone clipped the coupon. However, most of the time, the coupons aren't really special. The loyalty club member price is already shown on the shelf anyway. Most "coupons" are more o
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The receipt has the last four digits on the card. Localizing that specific card number to the store and you are going to get pretty complete profiles on people. There will obviously be some duplicates but some smart algorithms could match u
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You can get cheap USB microscopes that would work well enough
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X-ray inspection is usually only looking for solder bridges and voids. You aren't really looking at dies unless you have a really good x-ray and actually are concerned about the integrity of the chip. Counterfeit parts end up in design
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FIRST Robotics Competition used to distribute the rulebook for the season in an encrypted PDF. The password and unencrypted copies were released after the live kickoff stream. Ten years ago we'd be busting ass trying to crack the PDF b
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Snapchat content so things like posting screenshots or advertising their Snapchat handle.
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Piracy for Android doesn't require a jailbroken/rooted device.
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I hadn't seen anything official, only people saying it in comments so I didn't want to imply it was a fact.
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There needs to be some more information out there as to what specifically is causing this illness. Everyone is quick to lump all vapes together when there are a ton of rumors that the ones making people sick/dead are blackmarket/b
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Vendor lock-in for their IDE/toolchain. If the ISA isn't open, you're going to be paying the vendor for a license to compile new code.
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Just like with old school CPR, there's really no guarantee you won't be a vegetable. Maybe you get lucky and the person doing CPR does it right, the AED arrives soon enough, and the paramedics arrive soon enough. Always make sure
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If there is suspicion that the painter was working with the dealer, you could probably nail the painter on some sort of fraud conspiracy charges.
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I used to get the flagship phones just simply because I could. My parents were still footing the bill so it was never a problem. Turns out I don't really use that many resources on my phone. I browse reddit, take the occasional pic, wa
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Cooling can be a problem. Reactors usually have access to large amounts of water (cheap) to expel excess heat so you would need to pump the heat over a long distance to somewhere cool enough to dump the heat to. Or you would need to surroun
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The photos I see on real estate listings are horrendously compressed and have a potato-like quality. I have no idea if they were taken 15 years ago on a $10 point and shoot or on a brand new professional DSLR. Only thing you can sometimes t
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Palm Phone, 3.3" display. It's kind of pricey for what you get but it's got to be the smallest thing out there that isn't a smartwatch with a SIM card slot. Having something like a Palm Phone that also acts as a hotspot
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My grocery store keeps single bottles of Seagrams Escapes (the brightly colored, fruity flavored wine coolers) in a big bin right by the register like its just another soda. I've never had one but I'm sure kids would think they ta
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I'm guessing this is strictly related to people using bootleg THC cartridges. You can buy empty carts on ebay/Alibaba and fill them with whatever you want. I'm sure there is a proper way to make THC vape juice and it doesn&#x
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Add a keypad like Ford has had on their vehicles for like 20 years. Have the computer keep a short list of one time pass codes (and maybe some sort of super long master code) that can be updated whenever the car is in cell service. So in th
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Paracord is usually a bit more rough than the smooth nylon that you find on lots of fancy cables.
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You could have a setup where the other end of the USB cable is hard to reach so you can use the circular connector to swap the keyboard-side of the cable for a different style USB connector. But then why not just have a USB extender mounted
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If its like every other metal credit card, it's a stamped piece of metal that comes from sheet stock. Then they glue the metal front onto a plastic backing that has the magstripe.
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The LG iris scanner that I've used in the past had a small flickering red LED between your eyes. I'm not sure if it was just something to focus on or if the light was meant to make your pupils dilate slightly. The one I used was p
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Venmo used to have a flat fee of $0.25 then they changed it to 1%. I'm guessing for most people, it would never be a problem since most people are usually only sending small amounts to eachother on Venmo (paying someone back for lunch
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France doesn't really have any big deserts for their own Yucca Mountain. So they would need someone willing to import their nuclear waste. Also, you don't need to process nuclear waste to build a weapon. Attach some Caesium-137 to
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Paypal (and subsequently Venmo) offers it. I've "instant transfered" money from eBay sales right to my account. They do charge a 1% fee (up to $25) versus zero fees for classic ACH transfer. If I need the money right away, I&
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Where do you stow those barrels safely? Permanent storage of nuclear waste is a tricky situation. You essentially need a very geologically inactive area away from people but can also be properly secured against thieves.
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He stole schematics, does a senior executive draw schematics? Likely no. He probably considered it all his own and didn't think about how many people played a role in building this tech.
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Don't airlines negotiate fuel costs like a year in advance just to make sure they can pay a normalized amount throughout the year? If they negotiate these for the future, there shouldn't be any suprises (i.e. fuel surcharge). If t
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Except a novelization of a movie is entirely different than the movie itself. Why is this any different than doing text-to-speech of an ebook? As long as this is done on-the-fly and the text isn't stored afterwards, what difference doe
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