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by moonka 9y ago
A lot of older homes in Seattle have a separate entry way/tiny porch that can be locked. When I was looking I didn't really understand the utility, but this would make a lot of sense. I don't think I'd be comfortable l
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by moonka 9y ago
Isn't that pretty close to how credit bureaus work?
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by moonka 9y ago
Biggest reason I went with a Simplisafe system a few years ago. They have a subscription, but it's got no contract, and can be installed in about 30 minutes without leaving any permanent traces. The ideas of permanent installs and a
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Loftium will help you buy a house if you Airbnb a bedroom and split the profits(geekwire.com)
3 points by moonka 9y ago|0 comments
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TransUnion Burying Their Credit Freeze to Sell Their Credit Monitoring Product(reddit.com)
24 points by moonka 9y ago|2 comments
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Two Ex-Googlers Want to Make Bodegas and Mom-And-Pop Corner Stores Obsolete(fastcompany.com)
25 points by moonka 9y ago|24 comments
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by moonka 9y ago
If speed is the only consideration. I used to love wireless charging at night, because when I was done reading and sleepy, I just had to set down the phone, rather than plug it in. Now I hope I remember to charge it before going to bed, o
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Equifax security freeze PINs are the timestamp of when you request the freeze(twitter.com)
471 points by moonka 9y ago|187 comments
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by moonka 9y ago
Stress between tectonic plates build up over time as they slide against each other, and they release over time, most of the time slowly slipping by, but sometimes they can jerk and release fast, causing an earthquake . This is based off my
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by moonka 9y ago
I used it a few times in Seattle under a promo, and it was so painful. Getting the timing down so the valet wasn't waiting out in the rain for awhile waiting for me was difficult, and than it always took 15-20 minutes longer for them
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by moonka 9y ago
Are Texas courts that landlord friendly that they are able to evict people this fast? It's the 4th, so assuming the rent is due on the first, that seems pretty nuts. Or are landlords illegally evicting people and I missed that part o
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by moonka 9y ago
Incredible work. So many times you hear people working on this that will "Change the world", but these guys are actually doing it!
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The Lawsuit That Could Pop Alphabet's Project Loon Balloons(wired.com)
1 points by moonka 9y ago|0 comments
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by moonka 9y ago
>>leave early when there's even a small chance of getting hit. >This doesn't solve the problems associated with large scale evacuations; unless your plan is based on the you leaving, while most of the population stays. Th
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Uber’s new in-app chat helps you avoid exchanging creepy texts with your driver(theverge.com)
1 points by moonka 9y ago|0 comments
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by moonka 9y ago
In an autonomous ride would this still hold true?
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by moonka 9y ago
I believe it. After picking up cycling a couple years ago, I've noticed I am a lot more aware of bikes on the road, and drive with more care. I've also noticed my family driving more carefully around bikes as I've mentioned
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by moonka 9y ago
Powerhouse is an incredible book. The author does a great job of weaving in interviews as well as narration to paint a good story of how CAA came to power. I highly recommend Powerhouse as well as his other books, Live From New York (abou
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by moonka 9y ago
I love old headbadges. When I was looking for a new bike, I was disappointed that a lot of them are just logos painted on these days. I ended up with one that looks nice (a Masi), but I plan to get a custom one made at some point for myse
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by moonka 9y ago
>Then the server needs to settle the check at the register. This is where the time becomes an issue. Running each card can take awhile, and when you add up 4-5 cards, you get a real impact on time that the server can't be taking ca
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by moonka 9y ago
The Weeds podcast by Vox had a recent episode that talked about this and the study in detail if anyone is interested. https://www.vox.com/2017/7/14/15964284/the-weeds-seattle-min...
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by moonka 9y ago
Yea, those were the only things that seemed to have a decent discount as well. The other discounts seemed very lackluster.
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by moonka 9y ago
Once you decide to pick and choose who gets which constitutional rights, it makes it a lot easier to strip them away completely.
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by moonka 9y ago
Outside the personality test which would weird me out a little, seems like something I'd love to have as my first week. I can figure out the code side of work on my own, but getting a leg up in figuring out who I'm working with
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by moonka 9y ago
Preferably both.
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by moonka 9y ago
Looks like they don't like hackernews either, they are redirecting it to http://imgur.com/32R3qLv now. If you open it up separately you can get to the article.
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by moonka 9y ago
Yea, the optics seem a little tone deaf. I'm surprised he doesn't have an office he can close off for a few minutes and mediate in.
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Uber CEO Travis has started meditating in an office lactation room(cnbc.com)
4 points by moonka 9y ago|4 comments
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by moonka 9y ago
I did it recently. You have to email them, at which point they send you a link. At that point it's pretty straight forward.
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Proposed legislation to allow government hacking and destruction of any drones(cnet.com)
3 points by moonka 9y ago|0 comments

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