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by novaleaf 8y ago
this is for people who install the "asus update" software, which is either found on install media cd or can be downloaded from the asus website. to check/fix: unplug your internet, boot to windows, uninstall "Asus Update
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by novaleaf 8y ago
I'm sure he/she means nepotism/graft/corruption getting the landlord extrajudicial favors.... though their comment seems a bit out of place in this context.
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by novaleaf 8y ago
awesome tactic. thank you for sharing. in my life I did a "normal" buy, did a FSBO, and latest did a buy via Redfin. I can see a place for buying agents, as they can/should do a lot of the legwork scoping out potential homes
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by novaleaf 8y ago
kids are ad whales. from my own observations (2 pre-teen kids) they are infinently patient in sitting through ad after in order to keep playing. I used to freely install any highly rated free-to-play educational game. Now I only install pa
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by novaleaf 8y ago
I think you are both forgetting about Venus. And kinda Mars.
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by novaleaf 8y ago
works ok on firefox desktop
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by novaleaf 8y ago
actually you can deduct meals. not sure for sole-proprietorships, but corporations and llc's most certainly can. (in the USA). However in case you get audited, make sure you keep reciepts (not just record of payment) and can justify i
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by novaleaf 8y ago
That is assuredly their best-case-scenario "burst" speed. The sd cards I have always list some performance like "up to 80mb/sec" but never seem to get close in reality.
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by novaleaf 8y ago
a follow up thought experiment: how long to walk that distance, VS how long to read the image from the SD card...... answer: walking the perimeter (aprox 2 miles): aprox 30min reading 1tb (assuming sustained speed of 20mb/sec): 14.5hr
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by novaleaf 8y ago
I think you could argue that cultural domination is bad. I was mostly thinking of technological and scientific improvements that came out of the USA: from nuclear to gps to smartphones.
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by novaleaf 8y ago
no offense, but it doesn't sound like your opinion is very neutral. I would agree that the USA has it's faults, but unfortunately so do the other superpowers, and just about every other country out there (except those nordics mayb
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by novaleaf 8y ago
why not provide some details? at least how you got in touch with the nice lawyer, that might help others.
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by novaleaf 8y ago
yes, but if you read those fourm threads, the author unfortunately has absolutely no inclination to reconcile. Shame for this project, it seems to be of tangible benefit to people with this disorder.
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RE2: Safe RegExp(github.com)
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by novaleaf 8y ago
in 2012, a somewhat similar event happened in Thailand with Pepsi. Somehow the local manufacturer+distributor of Pepsi products didn't renew it's agreement with Pepsi, and as a result began distribution of it's own line of pr
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by novaleaf 8y ago
some commentary and backstory by the Seattle Times: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/jeff-bezos-says-nation...
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by novaleaf 8y ago
also is blocked in China, so all Chinese visitors fail the captcha and can't proceed.
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by novaleaf 8y ago
yeah, bad name choice. right now the default browser I use is Chrome, but people can still use PhantomJs if they want. I'll make a more generic domain name sometime in the future (lots of stuff to do....)
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by novaleaf 8y ago
sub 10k MRR. I need to expand the offering, and there's actually a lot of competitors in this space. My USP is low cost and high scaleability.
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by novaleaf 8y ago
I run a saas that is profitable: https://PhantomJsCloud.com It's a pretty simple concept: providing PhantomJs or Chrome Headless as a REST API. The thing is, the SaaS itself is only about 1/3 the work. You need a we
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by novaleaf 8y ago
Disclaimer: I haven't taken any funding, and I'm outside of the SV sphere so probably I am wrong, but I do run a SaaS making sub $10k MRR so I am thinking of applying.... I think "It depends". If you have an unproven p
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by novaleaf 8y ago
Rotisserie chickens are often used as loss-leader. Here's one of many articles on the subject: https://www.wsj.com/articles/rotisserie-chickens-the-ninetie...
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by novaleaf 8y ago
i used Redfin to buy my latest house. They saved me 1.5%. That said, I had to do all the leg work myself: visiting every potential house meeting my data criteria, compiling all the potentials and eventually narrowing it down to bid candi
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by novaleaf 8y ago
I'm in Woodinville. The northern east-side has a growth moratorium due to lack of road capacity. I'm not sure if road expansion is voted down or some other issue, but I'm glad there's no growth until then, as there are
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by novaleaf 8y ago
Best if you avoid incorporation until you are forced to. If/when you incorporate, do so as a LLC or SCorp (allowing pass-through taxation). CCorps now have a flat 25% tax rate which will be a high double-taxation while you are trying
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by novaleaf 8y ago
maybe, but eventually it was added for PC. I played StarControl2 about a decade too late, and it had spoken dialogue.
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by novaleaf 8y ago
I recited the planet names to my kids as toddlers using the tune of Brahms' Lullaby. I think it helped them.
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by novaleaf 8y ago
About time! However this is for Win10Pro or higher. If you run an older/cheaper version of windows, I can recommend: https://www.sandboxie.com/
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by novaleaf 8y ago
If this kind of ala-carte plan is interesting to you, check out ting. very similar but lower price. works with cdma or gsm phones. https://ting.com
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by novaleaf 8y ago
Sorry you don't believe me. Here's my own photo evidence from South Beach in July 2017. https://photos.app.goo.gl/JzporX8XmFFswgSu8 I didn't go in 2018, but 2016 and 2017 I was there for about a week. same

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