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by tass 9y ago
You got to change a line and execute the change without having to wait for the function to be called again.
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by tass 9y ago
The US should adopt nutrition labels with easily comparable units - force all items to include a "per 4oz" column in addition to the per serving. See http://www.arnotts.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015&#x2F
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by tass 9y ago
Its there any explanation as to how this hurts their business?
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by tass 9y ago
What reasons are there for these restrictions in the first place?
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by tass 9y ago
Because the door needs to be opened in an emergency, and being locked would prevent that.
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by tass 10y ago
Frixion pens are erasable. The ink turns invisible when heated. The pen has a rubbery tip on top which acts as an eraser when rubbed on the ink.
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by tass 10y ago
The '200 crimes' refers to the number of different crimes which carried this punishment, not the number committed before receiving the punishment.
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by tass 10y ago
And that requires a gym membership. There is no such thing as a standalone sauna that's not also a pickup spot, though would love to be proven wrong.
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by tass 10y ago
I denied permission to location as soon as this change happened with the intention of enabling and disabling before each ride. It's now more convenient to use competitors apps, though, and i haven't actually used uber since the ch
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by tass 10y ago
Where did you find this policy for $20? I've been looking for one of these, but everywhere I could find was much more expensive than this.
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by tass 10y ago
There are a lot of different cards with different incentives. Shopping at REI? Use the REI credit card for 5% cash back. Groceries? Use this different card for 6% back. There are advantages to the stores providing the card (data, CC fees, b
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by tass 11y ago
Amazon Alexa/Echo | Seattle, WA | On-site (relocation available) Interested in Amazon Echo? Come work on it. We’re building the speech and language solutions behind Amazon Echo and other Amazon products and services. We’re working hard
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by tass 11y ago
You can mute the microphone and use the echo remote control instead.
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by tass 11y ago
This is fairly anecdotal, but I've read some people's experiences with free products for reviews. They received products while they were giving good reviews. The products stopped once a bad review was posted. Amazon also gives fre
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by tass 11y ago
If someone physically steals a credit card, it's quite obvious to the owner of the card, and they can have it cancelled.
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by tass 11y ago
You should talk to a school counsellor about the load. What is the worst that can happen if you don't graduate on time? I'm asking because i don't actually know... Talk to a doctor about the other problems you're having
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by tass 11y ago
Big companies like Walmart are fighting adopting new credit card technologies since this is their opportunity to pay less fees. In Australia, fees are typically below 1%. e.g., Visa Australia charges .275% to supermarkets and 0% to charitie
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by tass 11y ago
Why can't it be the car manufacturers who are at fault? http://blog.caranddriver.com/volvo-will-take-responsibility-...
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by tass 12y ago
How is the server's wage different from the rest of the cost of the meal (profit, chef's wage, rent, electricity, carpet cleaning, etc.)?
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by tass 12y ago
Yes, dine in a group, split your bill, then work out how much tax needs to be split (since for some crazy reason it's not included in the price) then work out a tip.
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by tass 12y ago
How does this work? Do you pay per 'fight'? Pay a fee per 'pay'? Sounds like a great idea, but there's not much info on the app store or website.
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by tass 12y ago
Your original comment said that the biggest problem was home-grown captchas, and that people should use something established like recaptcha - the article was specifically complaining about recaptcha. After your 'edit' my comment
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by tass 12y ago
Please re-read the article
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by tass 12y ago
I'm very confused about this. Does that mean you should NEVER pay anyone by cheque since it has your account number printed on it? Why is the USA one of the only first-world countries that have such prevalent usage of cheques, but it&#
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by tass 13y ago
They're using it as an incentive to purchase PS+ - so I don't think this will be fixed with PS4. I find it distasteful being forced to pay to prevent being blocked by updates when all I want to do is watch a video. http:/&#x
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by tass 13y ago
This is going to mean I can't use it, unfortunately. At least not at work. A lot of businesses don't allow sharing work-related information with other businesses.
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by tass 13y ago
If I had the option of a good, dual-booting phone, I would take it. If I could then quickly switch to the other OS within a virtual machine to run an app or access some data, even better. There's a lot of crud behind why it's a ba
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by tass 13y ago
Not just a trend, it's a requirement for anything marketed as an Ultrabook™.
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by tass 13y ago
In this case they're hoping the NSA kept better records than the phone provider: "The prosecution had told defense attorneys that they were unable to obtain Brown's cellphone records from the period before September 2010 beca
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by tass 13y ago
> Who the hell decided it was a good idea to make you type your email in what is basically a slightly larger chat window? If you need more space, the box expands; there is also a pop-out button so you can make it as big as you want. &#6

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