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by reustle 9y ago
If that extra $40 a year causes them to not shut it down so fast, I'm all for it :)
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by reustle 9y ago
According to the comments above, it's not exactly secure
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by reustle 9y ago
> Every website should use HTTPS. It's the right thing to do. It's not hard to do these days. Unless you use simple tools like GitHub pages. I have a bunch of tiny JS heavy static projects on Pages that I can't easily add
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by reustle 9y ago
I'm headed to china next week for a few weeks. I need access to at least Gmail. Are there any suggestions here on an easy way to get around it for a VPN noob? I'm usually fine using PrivateInternetAccess but I'm sure that is
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by reustle 9y ago
Their point is that if a clover is necessary for healthier vegetables, maybe the education around what weeds are should be fixed.
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by reustle 9y ago
For those interested, here's the site: https://www.grammarly.com/
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by reustle 9y ago
One thing I noticed here in Japan that is sort of related is the lack of reasonable access to birth control control. You need to go to a doctor/ clinic to get the pills, and they are not exactly cheap. That is hurdle 1. Even worse is t
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Show HN: A tool to help you calculate your foreign earned income exclusion(feiecalc.com)
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by reustle 9y ago
> with many big modern malls Maya and ? The other other 1 or 2 are literally falling apart they're so old and empty
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by reustle 9y ago
If you like these audio article concepts, check out SpokenLayer. They work with many big publishers. http://www.spokenlayer.com
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by reustle 9y ago
If anyone wants to do something similar to this in the command line (simple article text to audio) I have a little one line shell script here. Put the text inside article.txt and then run it. Mac only. https://gist.github.com&#x2
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by reustle 9y ago
You can still get this close, but not in the auction. The shops who purchased some tuna then have them sitting out in their stalls sometimes.
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by reustle 9y ago
Is there a particular timestamp I should jump to?
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by reustle 9y ago
> Call your cell phone provider and put a “do not port under any circumstances” hold on your phone number. Jokes on them, my number is ported to google voice, and they don't have customer service...
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by reustle 9y ago
I do have it enabled and they still get through. I also have 'straight to voicemail' turned on for all calls, so maybe that bypasses the spam check...
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by reustle 9y ago
The problem is, we do. Telegram, LINE, 2fa on many sites, banks, they all want my phone number. They require it. I already use a google voice number, but that still doesn't solve it all (still getting tons of bot voicemails)
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by reustle 9y ago
I use google voice (hangouts?) and get 3 to 6 robo voicemails a day. They are 2-5 seconds in length, and empty.
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by reustle 9y ago
> in connection with terrorism or other national security-related visa ineligibilities > Still ridiculous. I mean, at what level does it becomes not ridiculous to have deeper vetting?
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by reustle 9y ago
How do you decide what is and isn't automation? Are the small factories of today filled with automation? Is my local apple orchards conveyer system to move apples from one side of the building to the other automation?
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by reustle 9y ago
While Pieter does most of the work himself, he does have a few people helping out here and there.
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by reustle 9y ago
I've been learning japanese (and living in japan) for the past few months, and tried out duolingos new course when they released it yesterday. I've used quite a few different apps and books, and I must say I was pretty unimpressed
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by reustle 9y ago
The trick is to move to a country with proper healthcare
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by reustle 9y ago
But is that the fault of Uber (or Walmart)? Isn't them having a crap job better than no job? Yea it's not awesome that the pay is low, but at least they are employing some people. If the pay was higher they probably couldn't
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by reustle 9y ago
> may look to others like a forced situation. What I think you're missing is that your assumption that everyone can freely choose and has alternatives is clearly mistaken. Could you please elaborate? I don't exactly follow. Nob
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by reustle 10y ago
So you'd need a ton of space for N number of slides exiting at the ground floor, where N is the total number of floors. Unless people can enter mid slide somehow without affecting the journey of other sliders :P
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by reustle 10y ago
A vast majority of personal assistants are female, that could be part of the reason
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by reustle 10y ago
While living in Bangkok I did exactly this. I lived in Siam and could spend all day mall hopping
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by reustle 10y ago
By taking all of the preoder money they were getting and rolling it into advertising (to get more preorders)
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by reustle 10y ago
I still want a chrome extension that warns me every time a previously bad acting founders name is listed on a page I'm on, or I'm on the site of one of their new 'projects'
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by reustle 10y ago
Like the Campbell Soup company, for example: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/juicero/investors

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