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by vecinu 10y ago
"San Francisco doesn't allow new construction." as the other poster said, so you're going to buy up the $1m stock of houses. I also think this "competition" is artificial as a lot of people are signing 30 year
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by vecinu 10y ago
I don't think this is correct and the other person who responded to you seems to have the right idea. Look at San Francisco, my friends and coworkers are renting/buying crappy 1943-built, non-renovated 1br units that cost $3k to r
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by vecinu 10y ago
I thought the Canadian citizen part was more in line with money laundering and being a safe haven. I'm sure he's part of the contributing force on real estate increases in major cities across Canada (Vancouver/Toronto) mainly
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by vecinu 10y ago
I don't commute to work by car so for my occasional use of getting groceries, going out to eat, getting a haircut or doing the occasional shopping, I don't spend anywhere near that much. - $40 for insurance - $30 gas - $5 (Mainten
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by vecinu 10y ago
I keep hearing this rhetoric and one could say that this superficial thinking because it's very out of line with how people all over the world use their cars today. I don't feel comfortable renting out my car to strangers while it
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by vecinu 10y ago
The new 60 days grace period rule has not gone into effect yet so it is still true at this moment.
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by vecinu 10y ago
There is no grace period when you're terminated from an H-1B. There might be one January 17th if it doesn't get revoked but right now officially you have 0 days to leave the country, no?
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by vecinu 10y ago
I don't generally understand this train of thought. For employees that are full-time exempt (And most are), as long as you work a day, you are paid for 8 hours of work. Whether your commute takes 3 hours or 3 minutes, you are paid the
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by vecinu 10y ago
I think there are a couple of forces at work here that aren't clear cut. Perhaps there are families out there that need more space, would like to be self-sufficient especially in emergency situations and feel happier outside of an urba
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by vecinu 10y ago
I used to use Clearquest when I worked for a bank to hook up to their DB2 and Oracle databases. It was HORRID. I got to use it with their own homebaked IDE, Rational Developer and VCS, called Rational Clearcase. I look back at those years a
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by vecinu 10y ago
What about people that are living in more rural parts of Europe? There are a lot of small time farmers there that still grow the same sheep/cows/animals their grandparents grew 100 years ago. They grow the same veggies on the same
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by vecinu 10y ago
Does this not include sugar found in foods? Are those considered complex? Is eating natural sugar found in fruits as bad as eating refined/processed sugar?
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by vecinu 10y ago
I think you're missing the fact that the OP was responding to "rm -rf /" and saying that stocks have not been stagnating.
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by vecinu 10y ago
You make about $300k/yr by selling used items on eBay? Consistently?
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by vecinu 10y ago
Why is green space also labelled as "dead space"? I thought having trees and green space in an urban environment really lightens up the whole feel of concrete structures.
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by vecinu 10y ago
Likewise. It was a really sad day when I realized I couldn't find e-mails I sent and received when I touched the internet for the first time. It would have been quite a ride down nostalgia lane.
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by vecinu 10y ago
Could you share a little more about your transition to Europe from California? I'm interested in doing such a move myself but I'm not sure if I can justify it yet. Were you working in SF? Where in Europe are you now? Were you maki
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by vecinu 10y ago
$60/month now but I agree with all your points.
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by vecinu 10y ago
Is it actually worldwide though? Their site says > PLUS use your monthly 4G LTE data in Mexico and Canada like in the U.S., at no extra charge
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by vecinu 10y ago
> PLUS use your monthly 4G LTE data in Mexico and Canada like in the U.S., at no extra charge It doesn't seem to be worldwide...
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by vecinu 10y ago
They do this for Google Fi as well. $30/mo ends up being $36/mo after all the regulatory fees.
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by vecinu 10y ago
> Plus T-Mobile's $100/4 lines/2 GB per line is just unbeatable right now... cheaper and more data. Except you don't have worldwide roaming included in your plan, which you have to pay extra for. That's a reason
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by vecinu 10y ago
> a sign, in German Interesting that the sign was in German while you were on the Hungarian side. I find GPS to be invaluable in countries where I can't even decipher their alphabet (Sanskrit, Chinese) and like you, I end up trustin
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by vecinu 10y ago
Honestly, I wouldn't classify 8 forum posts as a "known software problem". I think if this was as wide spread as you make it seem, there would have already been a recall made by VW as this is clearly a huge safety hazard.
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by vecinu 11y ago
> Maintainability is the feature of unreliable equipment. Not quite. The whole purpose of maintenance is to increase the longevity of a product by making small, cheap, tweaks to complex parts that can fail due to wear and tear. Everythin
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by vecinu 11y ago
This was literally in the article.
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by vecinu 11y ago
This is like being escorted out of the office. You no longer have access to company resources. Why does this seem so foreign? Why would repo access still be needed?
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by vecinu 11y ago
I believe the better your credit history, the better you look in the eyes of a creditor. Delinquency rates are generally based on your credit score, averaged over many borrowers and allows creditors to make quick decisions. The more likely
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by vecinu 11y ago
Make sure you run a 'brew update' prior to 'brew install fpp'. If that is not your issue then yes, I can't seem to symlink fpp properly in /bin either.
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by vecinu 12y ago
I know you wrote your comment just to evoke emotions from people and be controversial but do you really feel like you're in the position to judge someone based on the lifestyle they chose? Not everyone is after the money or the barbecu

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