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by rbritton 11y ago
There's also StartSSL ( https://www.startssl.com ) for certificates too. You can get basic ones for free or pay a relatively cheap amount to get more a higher tier validation. I've been using them for years successfully,
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One of the biggest things that personally has affected me is that the section 179 deduction is applied after the 15.2% self employment tax hits. Does this change that at all?
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Could you not also argue that ongoing use of HTTPS after authenticating yourself with the server is to ensure the response is coming from who you intend (i.e., the server authenticating itself to you)?
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I'm far from an expert on this area, but I know there are exemptions many apps can qualify for. The most notable of these is that the encryption is limited to authentication [1]. [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions&
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From my understanding among people I know it does not work even close to that way in Canada. It's one of those things that's definitely up to the actual implementation.
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Unfortunately, your situation must be specific to Oregon. I'm in Washington, and the closest plan we could get to what we had pre-Obamacare went from a $2500 deductible to $6300 with a premium increase of around 40-50%. In my opinion,
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I've been to southern Utah before but never stayed out at night. After seeing some photos from the area I am really wanting to plan a trip that way to do some of my own.
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It's not that hard to find a dark area, and I've been really enjoying photographing the night sky when I get the chance. With just a tripod, an SLR, and some basic knowledge it's fairly easy to get great photos. A few of my f
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That's not how the App Store works(medium.com)
2 points by rbritton 11y ago|1 comments
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I tend to be in the same boat, but I feel there's an important caveat: the person providing the criticism needs to be reachable if the criticism itself lacks substance. A complaint just for the sake of venting does no good. Take, for e
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Slopes Diaries #9: For the Good of the Business [iOS](blog.curtisherbert.com)
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The only incentive I can think of is a potentially lower rate of fraud/chargeback.
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This is far from my area of expertise, so please correct me if I'm wrong, but the second section looks like it does exactly that: PA-metabolising enzymes are localised in the synaptic areas of the frontal cortex and hippocampus, where
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by rbritton 11y ago
In the US hospital bills are typically negotiable.
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I just got an Amex replaced about a week ago and the 4th digit from the end was the one incremented.
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Big Money is Coming(samanthabielefeld.com)
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It's the digital version of panhandling, and it's unfortunate that the few on there who have (in my opinion) a legitimate need are so overshadowed by those begging for a new camera or to go on a trip.
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The article cover only superficially covered this, but the biggest expense is definitely labor (my great aunt ran a daycare for around 20-25 years). At least in my area, there is a maximum limit of children per adult at a childcare facility
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Does that approach work well for you? I had been considering it, but I couldn't find anything concrete saying that would work. I never did put the time into doing the trial to find out.
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It's similar in Washington state. Signs on interstates are heavily regulated: http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/NR/rdonlyres/653A31E9-ADE7-42CA-854E...
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I believe it's likely more a benefit of clearing out the cruft that has accumulated over time rather than problems with the update itself. A lot of stuff gets installed over the years, and upgrading in place keeps the majority of that
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Without picking a side, one notable difference is the sustainability of ranching. To my knowledge it hasn't driven many species to the brink of extinction (though maybe it has contributed indirectly by changing the habitat?)
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Epitome: The iPad Pro and the App Store(ryanbritton.com)
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If you want to imagine D2 now, just think of everything that could be converted to an in-app purchase. Computer games have avoided it more than iOS has, but that concept has had more of a detrimental effect on the quality of games out there
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That's funny. I had long suspected that was the case but never knew for sure. It's also important to know where the weather station is for the forecast area too -- here they can cover relatively large areas with significant elevat
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Five Years on the App Store(ryanbritton.com)
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Here (Spokane county, Washington state), certain towns use the water bill as a tax. I don't know GP's exact situation, but that's a possibility. A water bill in the city of Spokane, WA is often around $150/mo in the summ
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by rbritton 11y ago
Valley of Fire is roughly the same amount of time away as Red Rock too. I found it much better from a photographic standpoint.
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Thanks. That's something that would have been really helpful to see a note on. It changed the behavior of a button that's been consistent for as long as I can remember.
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This was actually tech support call #1 at a hotel I worked at previously. We were only able to fully resolve it by using an obscure section of the 172.16.0.0/12 range -- almost all companies use the other two private ranges.

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