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by niij 7y ago
At this point I'd consider the government more competent than Equifax.
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by niij 7y ago
I had 401k through https://www.yourinvestmentaccount.com/ at one point. So sketchy. They had a virtual keyboard with only 16 choices of chars to type your password in on there at one point.
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by niij 7y ago
They could just ask for routing/account #. Yes it allows for unauthenticated push & pulls, but when they ask for username/password they're just scraping the routing/account number from your account and doing a normal
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by niij 7y ago
Would this detect MITM if you installed a root cert from ex: school, employer, etc?
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by niij 7y ago
> Oh and for AT&T in the later 2000's I used to buy import phones that weren't in their system and use them on the non-smartphone unlimited plan until they got wise to that These 22gb then deprioritized "tablet" p
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by niij 7y ago
Sabotage.
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by niij 8y ago
Or providing a valuable service of allowing more people to fly for less money at the expense of comfort. I value getting from A to B quickly, I don't mind some discomfort for a few hours if it means it's significantly cheaper.
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by niij 8y ago
*Sorry, I meant Transferwise.com
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by niij 8y ago
Transfund does this now. I tried complaining to their support and they just don't get it. Account/routing number should be enough, they don't need access to my transactions, etc. Add that on top of increasing fees and I'
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by niij 8y ago
This applies to private sale as well within the same tax year.
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by niij 8y ago
How else would you want them to measure it besides ratios? What would absolute numbers mean in this context?
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by niij 8y ago
Can you explain _why_ you think that would be beneficial? Why moving abroad for a year you automatically lose your property rights? Does this just apply to real estate or do you release all property rights, such as cash, stocks, property le
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by niij 8y ago
Portable as in it doesn't need to be installed, it runs the program as soon as you start the exe. Portable is different than cross platform.
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by niij 8y ago
Do you have a source for them selling that information?
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by niij 8y ago
Good point! I'd be happy seeing the federal _income_ tax drastically reduced or eliminated and states could opt to increase their income taxes if needed. It would encourage more efficient use of the tax money, IMO and shift responsibil
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by niij 8y ago
They were voting to keep the money for their state and short the federal government. That's how the unlimited SALT deduction worked and it gave states an incentive to raise taxes sky high, because it didn't affect the residents of
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by niij 8y ago
I guess I don't see why high tax states should be able to keep the tax money for themselves that would otherwise be destined for the federal government. By taking a federal deduction for SALT, it hardly seems to make sense why states w
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by niij 8y ago
GP was referring to higher state taxes. I believe. People in those states voted for higher state taxes and got it, but now that they can't deduct them from federal income tax, it's starting to sting.
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by niij 8y ago
The question is which is more effective at serving "the greater good": the government or charity? Or option #3: free enterprise, which creates jobs, goods, and services?
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by niij 8y ago
You're looking for: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/social-book-post-m...
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by niij 8y ago
> I live in Europe, it is kind of mandatory, saving and working until you are 65 Who is mandating this? > I would feel a bit like taking advantage of others, if I would just wake up everyday and enjoy life meanwhile I have a gardner [
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by niij 8y ago
> It amazes me that we subsidize such obnoxious ads being delivered to every resident. It's actually the other way around. The amount of bulk mail helps to keep costs low for the USPS. I have receiving it, but it does make things ch
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by niij 8y ago
> It is really a thing in America to believe in schemes that will make you rich/enable you to live off your investments Personally, I don't think living frugally is a scheme. Spending less than you make and resisting the urge t
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by niij 8y ago
If they want a thank you note they can go volunteer in their free time IMO. I think employers should be paying their employee's wages, not relying on the public to directly pay their salary.
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by niij 8y ago
Mr. Money Mustache is the big name in the FIRE (financial Independence; retire early) community. But a lot of people doing FIRE are in tech in some way. I think it's a left brain thing, which people in software/tech have both the
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by niij 8y ago
High taxes and widespread homelessness caused by a housing crisis. Nowhere is perfect.
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by niij 8y ago
Not the case in Germany, as I understand it.
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by niij 8y ago
> totally by individual choice So are people working for regular employers making video games. There's just more people who want to make games than work on insurance calculation (etc) software. That's why wages are lower.
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by niij 8y ago
Why stop there. Why not $1,000,000,000 per user? ;)
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by niij 8y ago
You don't have lightning in the UK?

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