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by themark 7y ago
How about MCAS?
92.
by themark 7y ago
Is this a joke ?
93.
by themark 8y ago
I am not surprised. When do we start to consider the possibility that the software was compromised?
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by themark 8y ago
It sure seems like it. https://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2019/feb/20/san-diegos-s... "...when a request under provisions of state public records law was sent to the city on January 3 to obtain dat
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by themark 8y ago
Seems like something the military would want to keep close to their chest. I am amazed that things like this are allowed to be in the public domain.
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by themark 8y ago
They lost almost a billion dollars last year. Doesn't profitability rely on eventually being able to replace drivers with automated systems? I feel sorry for the drivers at that hotel.
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by themark 8y ago
I have noticed the words recession and housing crash in the news a lot lately. It is almost as if some people are hoping for it.
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New Scooter Removal Service Appears(scootscoop.com)
62 points by themark 8y ago|87 comments
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by themark 8y ago
Why would someone book a hotel room with a fake card and not show up? Maybe to generate fake expenses ?
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by themark 8y ago
Surprised me too! Only reason I can think of is that the real enthusiasts bought them early on. Now, most people buy them because they want a 'sports car'; only 10% are actual enthusiasts.
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by themark 8y ago
The police are enforcing the helmet law in San Diego (300 dollar ticket). I think the convenience factor is diminished when you are forced to lug around a helmet.
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by themark 8y ago
"Specifically, operators would need to...have a privacy policy that safeguards user information..." That's pretty cool.
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by themark 8y ago
They seem to have managed the growth just fine. I don’t think they wanted to manage a massive construction project.
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by themark 8y ago
So they are going to allocate city resources to seize and impound them? NIMBYs win again.
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by themark 9y ago
You mentioned them hanging out at restaurants. I think malls are reinventing themselves into destinations for high end cuisine more than retail. This is a place where people go to see and be seen, no better place for that than a bar/re
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by themark 9y ago
You can always place low risk, high reward bets on the stock market using options.
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by themark 9y ago
Funny thing- when self checkout first opened in California you could buy alcohol from them. Unfortunately, the unions pushed hard to get that banned.
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by themark 9y ago
The line to get in reminds me of how the line for self checkout is sometimes longer than the staffed lines.
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by themark 9y ago
Firefox on iPad: needed to scroll right to left
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by themark 9y ago
That is what I immediately thought of. Shouldn’t be too hard to redesign one to play a different tune.
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by themark 9y ago
Is there really a conference about transitioning to direct sales?
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by themark 9y ago
I expect this wont be the only bad news that is released today and tomorrow given the impending death and destruction coming this weekend.
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by themark 9y ago
The one of Tom Brady has to be the best of all time. http://ftw.usatoday.com/2015/08/tom-brady-courtroom-sketch-m...
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by themark 9y ago
Amazed at this hacker news at the top of the charts.
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by themark 9y ago
they would still need the vin to get the correct key, right?
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by themark 9y ago
Is having your VIN displayed a security risk now? These thefts could have been prevented if the VIN wasn't visible; not saying it wouldn't have been possible just a bit more difficult.
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by themark 9y ago
I wonder if you can just stuff phone in carry-on and claim to have lost it.
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by themark 9y ago
I read title and thought that they were withdrawing funds from Stealth Technology. That would have been more interesting.
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by themark 10y ago
How did this get by all of the union regulations in Vegas?
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by themark 10y ago
More often than not, Google "Alerts" are from very questionable sites.

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