theendisney4

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by theendisney4 2y ago
You get your 500 back after use but there is always the chance you flush your cape, clog up the pipe, puke all over the walls and drop your bottle of wine. Someone will have to timely pick up the shards, clean up and who knows? share your
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by theendisney4 2y ago
You have no idea how insane it gets and that is a good thing. The toilets cost 100k if you make an effort 500 worth of damage is easy. If it needs to be fixed imediately things get expensive even faster. Bodily liquids or biological agenta
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by theendisney4 2y ago
As someone who cleans public toilets i had to think what my expert opinion is. The deposit should be around 500 usd and it should be entirely refunded. Before engagement you should do an inspection on camera, report the issue so that the pr
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by theendisney4 2y ago
Give people a book coupon? Then they can chose what they think important?
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by theendisney4 2y ago
I thought the same but imagine we put books in our ads(!) The newspaper is a pretty low effort barely useful thing. We could chop a book by its charters, put ads on every other page and stuff the 20 chapters into peoples mailbox. One per w
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by theendisney4 2y ago
One would often design tools specifically for an application. Depending on how nuts you went with that it could be quite luxorious. Map editors are the obvious example but if you need to find space for a disassembler you might as well make
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by theendisney4 2y ago
It looks stunning for the time and system
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by theendisney4 2y ago
I would love an opml with everything.
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by theendisney4 2y ago
With some well crafted requirements. Have someone independently compare it to a private offer. If they fail everyone involved gets fired. The question to ask imho is if an isp (or any privatized service) can just be allowed to go bankrupt.
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by theendisney4 2y ago
> The new language says cities and towns may "not discriminate in favor of the municipality's own communications facilities Why not? Imho private isps should be forbidden if municipalitees want to diy. Just like the previous la
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by theendisney4 3y ago
That will only benefit those who can aford it. If theves are going to broadcast their crimes in advance it's stupid to chose not to receave the announcement.
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by theendisney4 3y ago
The text says he donated more millions after he left. Is it normal in startup world to dranatically(?) change the formula for investment and donation rounds? It sounds like, i donate to a soup kitchen for the homeless and a high end restaur
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by theendisney4 3y ago
We do have data from sports training. It is pretty simple: If you dont rest you wont grow. You get injured.
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by theendisney4 3y ago
If everyone worked from 12 till 100 and the midle half of the population makes 24 hours the under and over aged would have to work 12 or so. 2x6 hours, 3x4 or 4x3 maybe 6x2. You learn much more if you start young and keeping the expertice o
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by theendisney4 3y ago
Haha, ik wanted 5 days but got only 3, it took me a long time to figure out why i wanted 5, it seemed so self evident. It was every bit as dumb as you make it out to be. A coworker did eventually get 5 days, after 6 months he said, what hav
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by theendisney4 3y ago
Usually the person who paid for everything is entitled to some of the profit. Telling him it is a donation to a non profit seems legally hilarious?
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by theendisney4 3y ago
It would cost some money but one could quite easily create wifi jamming detection for a whole city. It's simply staying ahead.