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silencio
12y ago
Excited to see this! I have such fond memories of watching Reading Rainbow. I would love to see a similar kickstarter for other shows I also enjoyed - The Magic School Bus first in my mind. I just rediscovered all the shows on Netflix and I
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12y ago
I think there's still a market for this device for people with essential tremor explicitly as opposed to Parkinson's, in that is the opposite and worsens with movement. I have an ever so slight tremor that's worsened by the d
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12y ago
My name is easy beyond belief but people get it wrong ALL THE TIME. You'd think "Jane" is pretty safe, but especially at Starbucks it gets rewritten into a lot of other names like "Shane" or "Jayne" or &qu
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12y ago
> no order takers missing the customer saying 'no-mayo' There's still room for mistakes where the chef/cooks/employees miss "no mayo", and where the customer fucks up and forgets to say "no mayo&qu
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12y ago
iHeartRadio is owned by Clear Channel and is advertised on their radio stations and billboards. My mother used to listen to a Clear Channel radio station and whenever I would listen with her, every other group of ads mentioned iHeartRadio b
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silencio
12y ago
Actually, it sounds like the FCC moves fast once they know about it. MetroPCS finally had enough of the interference on April 29, 2013 and informs the FCC. They determined the likely location and started monitoring the route starting May 7.
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12y ago
Google Shopping Express will also use your own Costco membership to make purchases (and I believe they do similar for other store discounts/memberships). I just got a delivery of Frozen on bluray at the Costco sale price of $15.99 and
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12y ago
Rape kits don't necessarily show consent or lack thereof, which is crucial but usually ends up boiling down to being a he-said-she-said problem. You could know who the rapist is with a rape kit that also points to the same person and s
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12y ago
Amused and happy to see this on the front page of HN. Adventure Time is one of my favorite shows of all time. My husband and I had an Adventure Time themed wedding a month ago and we turned a whole slew of people into fans that way - our ca
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13y ago
> He suffered great indignities just to survive and to make money... Not sure this is a popular opinion, but I feel like a lot of white-collar workers should go work blue-collar jobs once in a while, even if for a day. Indignities are tr
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13y ago
I would imagine peri bottles (or close enough, any kind of squeeze bottle) would do something similar in a pinch. I've only heard girlfriends with kids rave about them since it's usually only used after pregnancy, but (to be a bit
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13y ago
I take my shoes off right after I walk in the door of my apartment. It's not for cleanliness or anything as much as it is just I like fuzzy squishy slippers compared to whatever shoes I may have been wearing that day that need to be ai
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13y ago
I actually have that in my apartment in SF. It may be because it's a three bedroom place with only one bath though. It's nice because someone can use the toilet while the shower is in use, but then you have to walk to the kitchen
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13y ago
You wrote the comment I was about to write, but I would also add: plenty of groups have come up with modifiers or completely new names to describe their marriages as they differ from the civil meaning of "marriage", so I'm no
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13y ago
I don't actually see where anyone says they should be limited until I read your comments assuming that. The frustrating bit is that you're basically on the same page as your downvoters if your ultimate message is "everyone sh
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13y ago
> No one would go to jail for being married. Well, Prop 8 specifically didn't try to do that, but that isn't unheard of in the US: http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/07/10&#x
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13y ago
My parents didn't want me on ADHD meds - which is hysterical because my father very obviously has undiagnosed symptoms of ADHD too - so I didn't get any and had to rely solely on behavioral techniques and societal pressure until I
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13y ago
> I'm still debating going to see a doctor but I think they might write me off as an addict since I'm in my 20s... > Honestly, I had to look that one up...that didn't describe me much at all When I was 18 and two years
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13y ago
I don't think I have a problem getting interviews, but random little biases similar to that is why I eventually decided to change my last name to my husband-as-of-Saturday's last name. I also happen to like that last name, but..
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13y ago
You're right. It also doesn't help that people keep putting out stories like the one above that make ACA sound terrible even though I'll bet that the woman in the example ends up paying less out of pocket over the course of a
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13y ago
I don't understand the point of these articles. The first example in the story is a woman that went from more expensive minimal coverage that didn't include the drugs she was using, to better coverage overall with no mention whats
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13y ago
It's so crippling to the point that I can't stand that some stranger's thigh is touching mine at a tech event even though I shifted in my seat to avoid it the first time. And WTF, the worst part is I managed to shake hands an
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13y ago
There's a world of difference between going "hello ("I hope I'm not interrupting" if you want to be courteous, maybe followed up by "I'm foo, what's your name? nice to meet you!"), what did you t
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13y ago
> "that's not really sexism" The thing is, sexism and sexual harassment boils down to a lot of he-said-she-said, people individually passing judgment on what happened, and one person's definition of sexism isn't
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13y ago
Ditto. I had private repos on github, even, but moved to bitbucket because their pricing model made more sense to me. My bitbucket account looks equally empty to anyone that isn't logged in as me. That's excluding the dummy github
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13y ago
oh god I get it now. That's what I get for idling on HN between dealing with misbehaving employees and hiring new misbehaving employees on the one day this week I deal with the restaurant tl;dr basically. if you're lucky not to lo
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13y ago
If it's a labor of love, he knows what he's getting into, and the financials make sense, then good luck to him :) It's not impossible, it's just not what the average person thinks the business is all about.
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13y ago
Start with one, period, do a truckload of due diligence and then add another truckload before the sale closes, and then cross your fingers and hope that your employees don't burn the place down. ;) Starting a restaurant from scratch is
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13y ago
I could almost replace "beer" and "brewery" with "food" and "restaurant" and feel like it would be talking about the same thing. My restaurant ends up focusing so much more on keeping up with cleaning
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13y ago
I don't want to make assumptions about gender on HN, but if you grew up female it was kind of hard to avoid. You can just search for "tampon virgin" and come up with a ton of sites and people that try to reassure girls that u
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