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by rcraft 12y ago
Is paypal just ignoring the IRS' recent guidelines that bitcoin is treated as property? From http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-03-25/bitcoin-is-property... : Today’s IRS guidance will provide certainty for Bi
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by rcraft 12y ago
Any advice on bikes if I don't want to spend $5k?
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by rcraft 12y ago
Win8 chrome Version 38.0.2125.44 beta-m
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by rcraft 12y ago
Looks very promising, but perhaps not complete? The links don't seem to generate for me. And I can't switch "reserve time" to "available time". Is there nothing like this out there already? I could definitely
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by rcraft 12y ago
Perhaps you saw a very early version of the story, but now there is a more substantive article. Ever want to get around a WSJ paywall? Simply copy and paste the article title into Google search and then click on the Google News link in the
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by rcraft 12y ago
Anyone know of any other similar type organizations?
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by rcraft 12y ago
Thoughts on what effect title II designation would have on innovative ISPs such as Google fiber and webpass? Would Google still be inclined to invest money in Fiber?
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by rcraft 12y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote / Denver, CO http://GroupTweet.com/ is looking for a PHP/full-stack developer, ideally with Twitter API experience. GroupTweet is changing the way people and organizations use Twitter b
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by rcraft 12y ago
Obviously this doesn't keep people 100% anonymous. This for the millions of users that want to try apps without having to fill in multiple onerous registration fields and without having to worry that if they use facebook login, the app
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by rcraft 13y ago
WIN + X, C
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by rcraft 14y ago
You raise some solid points - however don't you think that Google Glass will actually improve the experience? Instead of people walking down the sidewalk with their head's down staring at their phones, they can actually take in and enjoy m
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by rcraft 14y ago
Nice article - It seems lazy to me when people hastily assume snapchat is only used for sexting. From my experience with younger siblings and their friends, it seems much more mainstream among high schoolers and is genuinely being used as a
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by rcraft 14y ago
T-mobile prepaid requirement: "you have a minimum of 60 consecutive days of active service with T-Mobile" http://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-1588 AT&T prepaid is much worse: http://forums.att.com/t5/Prepaid/Unlocking-PrePaid-Phone
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by rcraft 14y ago
False. I haven't taken a carrier subsidy since 2007 and I have to jump through hoops to get my phones unlocked. If you buy a prepaid phone at full price with no subsidy many carriers have policies on how long you must be a customer of thei
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by rcraft 14y ago
Unlocking your phone has nothing to do with taking advantage of the carrier subsidy. If you are under contract and "unlocked" you are still bound to pay your monthly fee to your carrier unless you pay the ETF or early termination fee.
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by rcraft 14y ago
San Francisco, Chicago, Boston, Seattle to name a few. http://www.walkscore.com/rankings/ From my experience I would say only the top 7 on the above list are fit for life without a car. Can't imagine not having a car living in Miami or M
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by rcraft 14y ago
"And compared to the 4/4S’s glass back, it should prove far more durable...this is a phone that was meant to be used without a case." I won't be holding my breath on that one. iPhones have always been more fragile than most comparable high
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by rcraft 15y ago
Love this. Hopefully this gains more discussion. My opinion is email is a terrible group communication platform, think of the endless reply-all emails you get every day. This is one of the reasons I'm excited about my startup GroupTweet w
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by rcraft 15y ago
Chase QuickPay has nothing to do with credit cards. I'm under the impression its all ACH transfers linking my checking account (at bofa) to my landlords (at chase).
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by rcraft 15y ago
Thats awesome. Is this common practice for corporate-owned complexes? And they obviously don't charge you anything extra to use a card? I've always rented from individuals, so don't have experience.
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by rcraft 15y ago
Anyone out there paying their rent with a credit card while maintaining no fees for the landlord? I played around with Venmo in the past and thought this would be perfect for this use case. Been a while, but I believe you can accept credit
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by rcraft 15y ago
I'm using Chase QuickPay to pay my rent. No fees for either of us and it works great, I don't even have a Chase bank account, but quickly set up an account and linked it to my BofA account. Only problem is I believe the daily limit for pa