sammydavis

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by sammydavis 10y ago
Also note retirement accounts are subject to being split for divorce, but they are protected from lawsuit. So loading up your 401k will prevent you being sued and having your assets taken.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
just get a chromebook, one of the new ones that folds into tablet form. touch screen, does everything.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
By all reports, Trump can't stay focused on any one thing more than a few minutes, whether it was 20 years ago talking to reporters, people working for him, whatever. So he's not likely to be the person who will care about a long
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by sammydavis 10y ago
And obviously we all drive much much faster on average than people did in the 1930s, yet we are much much safer.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
Your reasoning is extremely flawed. We have fewer deaths on the road because we added safety features and have road features designed to address what caused accidents in the past. Newer cars have way more horsepower and acceleration than in
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by sammydavis 10y ago
The Trumper-net will be much better than our archaic free-form hippy internet of today. We will look back on the old one and simply say: Sad! We'll all be much safer because President Trump will mandate no private encryption systems th
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by sammydavis 10y ago
And they always used their own software, it wasn't like a mobile eye product they licensed.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
It's hard to take your comment seriously. Breitbart might use "words" and "paragraphs" from other sources, but they live in a different, fact-free world. They are generally advocating something, leading you toward t
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by sammydavis 10y ago
That was so on the money. This happens to me too. My financial advisor and his friend want me to build them an iphone app. Please save me.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
They have been enforced, against of all things sandwich shop workers. Those are mostly just to scare low income workers from leaving their job.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
2 years, wow! I'm in washington state, every tech company has a standard 1 year noncompete, but it's almost never used. I have considered trying to push this with my state leg. There's absolutely no reason we can't switc
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by sammydavis 10y ago
Buying nextstep on intel (I think it was os 3.3, it cost like $800) was the last big thing I invested in that turned out to be a big mistake, but I'm lucky :-) I happened to think google glass would never go anywhere but that was lucky
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by sammydavis 10y ago
They have, they just didn't officially license it. Inside google, people are using gdrive that way.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
However, a fair number of tea party members in congress were actively promoting defaulting on the debt. That's different than some random guy with a page on the internet. That's a lawmaker with a vote who can affect the outcome. S
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by sammydavis 10y ago
Supporting fracking is probably a bad thing. Still, she's the only choice against Putin, I mean Trump.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
The goal of the temp lawsuits, at least when I was at microsoft (in a fulltime job) imho was to get tons of money for the stock options they would have received if they had been regular fulltime employees. They were almost full timers, exce
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by sammydavis 10y ago
Old Farmer's Almanac! Come on man, they just make that stuff up. There are even studies about how useless they are.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
I think when you serve multiple users, it is much easier to serve up 1gbs bandwidth wirelessly.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
If men can see other women, but women must be 'faithful' with only one man, there's a clear scaling limitation. And I am assuming he was not bi. He should have said " We can have sex with other women", then he&#x27
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by sammydavis 10y ago
Food workers at the grocery story have all 3 of those (maybe weak on accountability other than losing their job), and they aren't engineers.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
I believe the announced the Volt (the plug in gas battery car) during that time of bailouts, I never heard of the b-Bolt until much later.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
Dogma, you come across as one of those people that become fixated on a particular company or person being a failure no matter what happens. You don't ever supply information on the questions the other person asks. Saying "use goog
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by sammydavis 10y ago
So okay, electric cars don't work for every scenario, that's not exactly news. There didn't used to be any gas stations either, and over time they were added. EVs are a tiny percentage of cars, and charging time will keep imp
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by sammydavis 10y ago
You can either use automatic adjustment of brightness and color scheme when it gets dark, or you can adjust it yourself. You can make it so dark you can barely see anything. It's not a problem in practice.
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by sammydavis 10y ago
I think your second sentence is wrong or at least very misleading. The bolt is not the only long distance practical ev. The tesla model s and x are exactly that. The bolt is cheaper, and has great range (less than existing teslas), but the
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by sammydavis 10y ago
Amp hours seems like the wrong measure. How many volts are the batteries? Tesla's kwh is much clearer. A tesla with 85kwh is rated for 425 km (265 miles). The only reason I can imagine to use amp hours instead of kwh is to hide the fac
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by sammydavis 10y ago
It's questionable to say the i8 is better than the Tesla. The i8 is cooler looking than a tesla. But it's a hybrid, with about 15 miles electric only range. It's just a plug in hybrid. After having had a tesla, I'd never
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by sammydavis 10y ago
charge on the street? There are hundreds of public chargers in seattle. the ski areas even have 2+ chargers. However, that's not enough. We would need more chargers than that. Whistler ski area has several dozen chargers (even the publ
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by sammydavis 10y ago
I don't think either of those documents says that Soros wants to federalize US police. Soros is a progressive, and progressives want to limit the power of police, and limit the militarization of police forces. I believe Soros is on boa
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by sammydavis 10y ago
It's unique within our solar system, the only one we have details about. I think it's fair to state that as being unique. The implication (that we don't know about other solar systems) doesn't need to be stated, at least

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