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901.
by thrill 7y ago
I updated my AppleID since I haven't used it in years (have other devices) in anticipation of implementing this as soon as it's available on a site I'm working on. It appeared they offered two-factor authentication to get aw
902.
by thrill 7y ago
This is neither a fake nor a temporary email. It is unique, made specific by the combination of the user's appleid and the target app/website, and permanent in that it will remain the same. The ability of the user to automatical
903.
by thrill 7y ago
However, Uber drivers accept or decline the rate offered to them for each trip.
904.
by thrill 7y ago
Well, if they gave a double ROT-13 quiz then it'd be a great answer.
905.
by thrill 7y ago
Stock valuation has nothing to do with whether you want a company to succeed or not.
906.
by thrill 7y ago
You have not agreed to 'x' until you accept the ride - and either the driver or the rider can cancel the engagement without penalty for a few minutes after the acceptance.
907.
by thrill 7y ago
Not accepting a ride until an agreed (the rider can always cancel the ride) price is met is entirely different than taking a longer route after a job has started.
908.
by thrill 7y ago
Seems to be mostly memes with misspellled words and uncorrect grammar now.
909.
by thrill 7y ago
Practice.
910.
by thrill 7y ago
This is no particular surprise. The BMW i3 is being discounted about the same. The real takeaway of the article to me is that "Tesla hasn't actually delivered any yet at that price point" (the $35K Model 3). Tesla's c
911.
by thrill 8y ago
Ford and Tesla's market cap are about the same at $40 billion, yet Ford's total liabilities are ten times Tesla's: https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/F/ford-motor/total... That does
912.
by thrill 8y ago
Probably the majority of fighter pilots end up flying for the airlines once they leave active duty. For one thing, the airlines are just as desperate to find qualified pilots, though that's greatly driven by the ups and downs of the e
913.
by thrill 8y ago
The smallest corporation receives that same benefit.
914.
by thrill 8y ago
Yet another reason why the Founders' recognition that ruling via a simple majority was an eventual death knoll for a society.
915.
by thrill 8y ago
Propellers are generally limited by torque, which is something that electric motors excel at.
916.
by thrill 8y ago
VFR has got nothing to do with altitude. You can fly VFR in the US in most places at any altitude below 18,000 feet. Its premise is to remain clear of clouds. Radar following has very little in general to do with safely landing if you hav
917.
by thrill 8y ago
It's a start. How about allowing blocking all birthday and Billy Bob and Scooter have been friends for x years messages too?
918.
by thrill 8y ago
As of this March, the federal budget spending is in three categories: Mandatory, which is at $2.841 trillion; Discretionary at $1.426 trillion; and interest on the national debt, $479 billion. Of those three, the DOD is about half of the Di
919.
by thrill 8y ago
Let's rewrite that headline: "Due to continued short sighted tax laws in the United States, Apple and other companies keep their wealth offshore"
920.
by thrill 8y ago
Only pictures of people when drunk - we'll call it FacedLook.
921.
SEC seeks further action against Elon Musk(thedrive.com)
2 points by thrill 8y ago|0 comments
922.
by thrill 8y ago
Manning is also someone that has information about a criminal proceeding and is refusing to cooperate. That Manning was previously convicted and served (significantly commuted) time for committing espionage is irrelevant to the charges of
923.
by thrill 8y ago
Civil contempt can be generally viewed as (not) doing something for the benefit of the complainant. In criminal contempt it's for the benefit (or protection of the sanctity) of the court itself.
924.
by thrill 8y ago
Statements from the article such as "Rand pointed out that, only families already approved for green cards qualify for the work visa, meaning the government has already determined there are no Americans who could be working the high-sk
925.
by thrill 8y ago
Yeah, that should be an app store foul.
926.
by thrill 8y ago
I would have scoffed at this once upon a time, but I've seen a guy buy a brand new Porsche on a drunken impress-the girlfriend spree that she drove for a few months before "trading up" herself.
927.
by thrill 8y ago
Indeed. Some people have a talent for taking a risk on the front end of buying something they know they can flip for a profit, and that something may even be just a place in line. Years ago I helped start a corporate jet manufacturer (tha
928.
by thrill 8y ago
Student debt didn't cripple 50 million people. Fifty million people crippled themselves with student debt.
929.
by thrill 8y ago
I use the DND of Android Pixel 2. I got 26 calls yesterday that never rang, the majority of which show as local numbers. About half of those left 4 second voicemails. Out of curiosity I turned it off for about 10 minutes. Got the evergr
930.
by thrill 8y ago
Oh hell yeah. My elderly mother started buying anything pitched to her before I jumped in and spent six months undoing that damage.

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