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by saryant 8y ago
There are very few airports where this is the case. FRA is one of the only airports with the setup you’re describing.
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by saryant 8y ago
That’s United’s extra leg room product which is distinct from their premium economy product. That product is only available on long haul flights.
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by saryant 8y ago
It’s dead in the US but quite alive in other markets, especially Asia and the Middle East. Some airlines even have four class planes with the rise of premium economy.
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by saryant 8y ago
Both IAH and MIA allow this sort of transit on international-to-international connections, but only if flying United (through IAH) or American (through MIA). Bags don't have to be collected but passengers still have to clear immigrati
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by saryant 8y ago
A few more recent airports have been built to make this change possible should policy ever shift. IAH was specifically designed to allow future sterile transits without major construction.
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by saryant 8y ago
The price per unit may be higher but for someone with limited cash and no credit, that may still be a better option.
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by saryant 8y ago
Even if the GDPR applied in this situation, Slack is trying to obey US sanctions. I’d wager a guess GDPR can’t force a company to violate those laws.
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by saryant 8y ago
Because this isn’t about content, it’s about OFAC designations. That’s the office in the US Treasury department that says who Americans can’t do business with. They’re the ones that enforce sanctions and Iran is on their list. Penalties for
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by saryant 8y ago
I started taking Lexapro a few days ago and my psychiatrist recommended I also try a CBD vape pen to go along with it, but also mentioned to be careful about sourcing as lots of CBD sources are snake oil.
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by saryant 8y ago
I started taking Lexapro a few days ago. My psychiatrist and pharmacist went over all the side effects in great detail, but never once mentioned the possible withdrawal problems. I already knew something of them through a friend who's
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by saryant 8y ago
First class on domestic US flights goes for a much smaller premium than in years past. My usual domestic route is DEN-SFO and first class is usually twice the price of economy—or less. Far smaller difference than it used to be. AA was sel
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by saryant 8y ago
That's just not true. Go through the purchase flow for a United flight on Orbitz. Taxes are included and the checked-bag fees are prominently disclosed.
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by saryant 8y ago
You're never going to get a perfect guarantee. The airlines have to have the ability to swap aircraft at the last minute and that may mean delivering different pitch than originally shown. Do passengers want the extra inch or do they
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by saryant 8y ago
What transparency is missing? All the airlines disclose their seating configurations. There's SeatGuru. Google Flights even shows the pitch right in the search results.
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by saryant 8y ago
Grand Tetons National Park was created by the Rockefeller family secretly buying all the land to set it aside for conservation. I’m fine with that.
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by saryant 8y ago
Then buy a fireproof document safe and put all those documents in there.
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by saryant 8y ago
I’d already left the company but they didn’t keep any of the employees.
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by saryant 8y ago
I was employee #1. It sold to google. All employee options were wiped out.
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by saryant 8y ago
It exists. Conversion rates on sites that use 3D-Secure in the US went through the floor, which is why merchants focusing on that market have largely abandoned it.
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by saryant 8y ago
I don't believe Scribe and Kafka are equivalent. Isn't Scribe at-most-once? Unless we're talking about two different projects named Scribe, which is certainly possible.
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by saryant 8y ago
We're energy independent in the 1970's sense, which is when the term originated. We are no longer subject to the sort of oil embargo OPEC initiated in 1973 over Western nations' support of Israel, because the West now has su
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by saryant 8y ago
This conspiracy theory makes no sense. Why on earth would your bank need identify you by phone number when you already have to give them your social security number to open the account?
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by saryant 8y ago
Mostly churning credit cards. Some manufactured spending.
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by saryant 8y ago
OP probably used miles, that's what I do. I managed to use AA miles to fly Eithad's first class apartment from Abu Dhabi to JFK. http://zooxel.com/etihad_new/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/re
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by saryant 8y ago
I've also seen airlines do this with their in-flight wifi. Looking at you, Icelandair.
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by saryant 8y ago
There is a market when you factor in connecting flights. If, say, Delta wants to pay for better staffing at their international hubs they could market that to prospective customers in their non-hub markets. "Fly home from Europe throu
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by saryant 8y ago
Once, when returning to the US, I was asked why I was wearing a coat. Because it's December and I just flew in from Frankfurt, you dunderhead... Weirder were the two times an agent suggested that with my background I should join an
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by saryant 8y ago
Stamps are going away. Lots of countries no longer stamp passports, at least in some situations. Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, South Korea. The US will generally not stamp their own passports. Frankly, I'm fine with it
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by saryant 8y ago
Trash cans were removed in Tokyo because of the sarin gas attacks in the 90s.
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by saryant 8y ago
I don't believe Vanguard trades for its own account. Given their structure, I'm not sure how they could trade on their own account. IANAL, but they're a registered investment advisor and that status requires them to act as

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