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by secabeen 7y ago
The problem is, all of these services upsell you on "unlimited" calls for $20/mo, when all you really make is $10/mo in calls. The profit that runs their business is right there.
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by secabeen 7y ago
Yep, just do it. That said, if you want some abstraction, putting FreePBX in between you and Asterisk does give a lot of ease of install, and you can always read the conf files that FreePBX creates when it configures asterisk based on web
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by secabeen 7y ago
> Clearly once the child was born from an affair that violates Google's rules she would have to at least switch departments. As the employee with more power and rank at the company in question, David should have been the one to be f
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by secabeen 7y ago
Yeah, the T-Series keyboards are even better than the X1 Carbon keyboard, and they are a field-replacable unit, and easy to source and replace if they fail or have issues.
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by secabeen 7y ago
Yeah, hopefully that's not because she's just commonly surrounded by men like that.
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by secabeen 7y ago
Look at his list of terrible things in Windows, and compare to MacOS. Other than telemetry, MacOS is very similar: * no Cortana (MacOS has Siri on all systems) * no semiannual feature upgrades (Mac OS upgrades annually) * not a single tile
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by secabeen 7y ago
There has also been some debate about the factors that contributed to the Japanese surrender: https://www.atomicheritage.org/history/debate-over-japanese-...
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by secabeen 7y ago
The body language of the last picture in that article is terrible. He's grabbing her on both arms, firmly, and her expression is totally neutral. She's stronger and faster than you, dude, back off.
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by secabeen 7y ago
You can tear the top off and recycle that, and discard the greasy bottom. While some pizzas will also soil the top of the box, you sometimes get one that's pristine.
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by secabeen 7y ago
Are those SPEs durable against legal challenges that pierce the veil and eliminate the protections for We?
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by secabeen 7y ago
Because a bank can go under, and you can lose your money in excess of the insured amount.
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by secabeen 7y ago
This is a big factor. Also, when traveling as a family, it's really nice to rent a two bedroom AirBNB over a hotel, or even over two adjoining rooms in a hotel (which will nearly always be more expensive than an AirBNB). Having the li
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by secabeen 7y ago
Once the market turns, and the labor pools aren't so tight, you might just see corporations stop allowing so much remote work. If you need to lay off 10% of staff, and 15% of your staff are remote, that's a easy place to start cu
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by secabeen 7y ago
Some possibilites: -- Home offices for employees that can have one. -- Move remote employees into corporate HQ or other existing offices, lay-off employees who refuse.
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by secabeen 7y ago
> Windows Server is a great product and I want to pay great money and use it without worrying about where in the cloud it's floating If that's the case, just use the windows license that's provided to you when you spin up
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by secabeen 7y ago
The idea they're having, which is hidden in the article, is that she crashed in the shallow water around the island, and the wreckage slipped down the underwater slope, out of sight. At a later time, landing gear was pictured on the b
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by secabeen 7y ago
One of the reasons is that batteries are expensive, and can be damaged/degraded. If I have a nice battery that I've treated well, and I swap it at the swap station for a different one, I would be unhappy if I got a totally worn-o
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by secabeen 7y ago
That's a big one for me. It's the largest thing you can probably do to reduce global warming, personally. EVs are also faster to accelerate, and more fun to drive.
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by secabeen 7y ago
The slow trickle charge is indeed slow, but it's not truly a trickle. It runs about 4-5 Miles/Hr. If you largely drove on the weekend, you could fully recharge the car in a 4-day session. (24 * 5 * 4=400 miles). Additionally,
920.
by secabeen 7y ago
Yeah, bureaucratic red tape often becomes part of the economic moat protecting the incumbent providers from competition.
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by secabeen 7y ago
Yep. And a lot of big companies are self-insured, so the "insurance company" is actually just an administrator for the big company's insurance pool. Thus reducing the cost incentive even more. Competition could help, but th
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by secabeen 7y ago
That "index" is terrible. It claims to be a ranking of all schools: > Schools ranked no. 220 or above are in the top 1 percent of America’s 22,000 high schools, no. 440 or above are in the top 2 percent and so on. But he only
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by secabeen 7y ago
Part of the problem is also that LAT just costs more. I can get the WaPo through Amazon for $4/month, and the NYT is about $6/month on an educational discount. LAT has no obvious digital discounts, and their base price is $8&#x2
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by secabeen 7y ago
COBRA prices are exactly what the company + the employee pay, plus 3% for administrative overhead. What it illuminates is just exactly how much health care costs combined, even when the number the employee is paying is large, but manageabl
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by secabeen 7y ago
> You're literally advocating drunk driving. And just in case you didn't know, in California the penalties for driving a scooter drunk are exactly the same as a car. The law makes no distinction between driving a car, driving
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by secabeen 7y ago
The challenge I've seen is time. If a teacher has a 50 minute class, and 25 students, that's less than 2 minutes per student, if each needs individualized instruction.
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by secabeen 7y ago
This. The CEA is not government-backed.
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by secabeen 7y ago
Nobody wants to work at that company, but that behavior is ubiquitous at non-profits, and it works okay.
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by secabeen 7y ago
The idea is that a physical book has a lifetime before it has to be discarded due to wear, so they want the e-book to be the same. I think that's dumb, and don't feel we need to be tied to the durability of paper books, but that&
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by secabeen 7y ago
They do already offer this, but it's not free, and you have to re-label each item with your barcode, and cover up any UPC codes, if possible. The base problem is that UPC. Amazon wants to use it to identify everything, as it's al

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