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by thehoff 5y ago
I'd expect a lot of this depends on where you are. Some places it won't matter a whole lot what happens with Covid/rates. Friends in the DC region aren't worried as this has been an ongoing trend for quite a long time (
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by thehoff 5y ago
Also not CA, but I pay almost $3,600 a year while my employer pays almost $10,000. So $13,600 for just myself. My wife and son are on her plan since it works out to be cheaper that way. We have good plans too but still have our deductible
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Lodge Whiskey(hatchmag.com)
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Stop Shopping(theatlantic.com)
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by thehoff 5y ago
>The latest release comes from NAEP’s 2020 assessment of long-term trends, which was administered by the National Center for Education Statistics to nine- and 13-year-olds before COVID-19 first shuttered schools last spring.
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by thehoff 5y ago
Financial is definitely the top one. I often wonder if our child will ever be able to afford a home. Are we saving enough for college considering how fast tuition is going up. Between my wife and I we definitely have good incomes but as
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by thehoff 5y ago
Same here. I wouldn't say climate change would be the sole reason but it is up there.
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Status Update on Ransomware Cyberattack(newsroom.howard.edu)
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by thehoff 5y ago
I've definitely driven through places where there is only one light. Blinks red for stop (no stop sign). Many times, for cross traffic you'll have the one light but blinking yellow as a warning at the intersection.
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by thehoff 5y ago
Regarding #5, for me it depends on the size of the meeting. A large 100+ group meeting? Nah. Small group/team meeting? I think having it on is a good thing.
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Altice is reducing cable-Internet upload speeds by up to 86% next month(arstechnica.com)
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by thehoff 5y ago
Remote for the last 6 years for me. Pre-pandemic was also the only member of team that was remote. I do something pretty similar. Friday's I will somewhat regularly send a dad joke or meme. These of course stay non-political and ver
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The growing horde of new outdoor goers has longtime public lands users worried(hatchmag.com)
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U.S. House Email System Vendor Hit with Ransomware Attack(bloomberg.com)
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Why Going to the Doctor Sucks(waitbutwhy.com)
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Apple says selling new iPhones wo power adapters will save 861000 tons of metal(engadget.com)
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by thehoff 5y ago
I tend to agree, but we used to live (own) in a major city. We then moved only 4 years later and the house had gone up quite substantially (I couldn't believe it). Now 4 years after moving away I still check on that house and see it k
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Comcast nightmare: Six months without Internet despite $5k payment(arstechnica.com)
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by thehoff 6y ago
This has been so close to my experience. I chuckled at the kindergarten scribbling comment as that is such a common theme. Sure there are more difficult tasks, but whenever these simple ones come up I feel a little guilty for getting any
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by thehoff 6y ago
Ally has been terrible for me. From my end it was down all morning. Some days its extremely slow. I'm currently looking for another.
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The Hood Maker(en.wikipedia.org)
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Tony Hsieh(zappos.com)
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Why forgetting may make your mind more efficient(knowablemagazine.org)
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Yesterday’s corporate network design isn’t working for working from home(arstechnica.com)
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Product Choice Overload(marketoonist.com)
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Flipping the Script(marketoonist.com)
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by thehoff 6y ago
Definitely something to look at. I'm not a developer but have an undergrad in CS (very mediocre student). I really liked working through the degree but didn't feel cut out to do well in a career. So I got a job in a different fi
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The end of dispersed camping?(hatchmag.com)
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Visualizing the Who and What of Cable TV News(medium.com)
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Review: Razer and Humanscale 'Pro' ergo kb and mouse are a dream for the office(windowscentral.com)
2 points by thehoff 6y ago|0 comments

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