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by zippergz 8y ago
Also at least at our local Kohl's, you have to walk ALL THE WAY through the store to get to the Amazon returns desk. It's upstairs, in the back corner. It is impossible to do an Amazon return at Kohl's without walking through
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by zippergz 8y ago
Appears to be Windows-only, which is a line I will not cross...
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by zippergz 8y ago
I considered it, but it seemed like Austin would be a difficult person to work with (even if "work with" is limited to developing software within his app).
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by zippergz 8y ago
Yes this makes sense. It's just frustrating for me as somone who doesn't have the time/money/risk tolernace for real flying, but would like to be able to "fly" as realistically as possible at home. I'm sur
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by zippergz 8y ago
Many years ago I was big into X-Plane. But it seems like so much of the development and community is focused on making the graphics as pretty as possible, instead of making the flying as realistic as possible. I'd easily take the trade
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by zippergz 8y ago
Vimeo is based in NYC USA, how is it "European version of YouTube"?
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by zippergz 8y ago
These printers are a bane of my wifi existence too. I live in a suburban neighborhood with overall very little 2.4GHz interference, but there are three HP printers in range which seem to absolutely BLAST their signals.
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by zippergz 8y ago
This rings true to me. I wouldn't go so far as to say I don't care. But there is so much more content than I actually have time to watch that I can easily fill my watching time with something I enjoy even out of the fairly limited
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by zippergz 8y ago
I don't know the numbers, but for my entire working life across several companies, my insurance has been through VSP, not EyeMed. So "almost certainly" seems like an overstatement.
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by zippergz 9y ago
I just wish that they would combine Waze and Google Maps. The Google Maps UI is SO MUCH NICER than Waze. It truly pains me to use Waze because it's so ugly. But at least in my area, it's much more effective at routing me around tr
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by zippergz 9y ago
It's not just unpaved roads. I also find that "private" roads (inside gated communities) around me are often extremely far off in terms of speed limit. There are private roads around here with speed limits of 45+ MPH that Goo
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by zippergz 9y ago
They’re trying to force the business to pay to advertise rather than using their platform to do it for free.
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by zippergz 9y ago
I carry very little cash, certainly not enough to be tipping people in cash on a regular basis. What usually happens is maybe 1-2 times a year my wife or I will get a few hundred dollars out of the ATM, split it up, and that will be enough
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by zippergz 9y ago
I used to have an ASA has my home firewall, but the problem was that its ethernet ports were 100 megabit, which meant that it eventually became the bottleneck in my internet connection. I ended up replacing it with a Ubiquiti router, which
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by zippergz 9y ago
I think they ran out of sensible names a long time ago.
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by zippergz 9y ago
I encourage you to look for a job that pays you better. I promise, based on direct personal experience, that you do not need to work in SV to do a lot better than that with that amount of experience.
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by zippergz 9y ago
In my very limited personal experience, it's not that hard to get a worker to come do a job on my house. It is EXTREMELY hard to get someone who actually does quality work and is reliable. You could argue that I'd get better and
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by zippergz 9y ago
I’m no Tesla defender, but how is anything “known” about a car that was first announced a couple of hours ago?
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by zippergz 9y ago
Or if they do have signs, they are positioned up high, easy to see from a car but very hard to see as a pedestrian.
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by zippergz 9y ago
Ok, cool, that might serve my development purposes, then.
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by zippergz 9y ago
I wish it were true pay-as-you-go rather than starting you in a sandbox and then jumping immediately to $150. Working on a small side project, $150/mo is a lot of money in the beginning, especially if I'm doing a relatively small
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by zippergz 9y ago
Yes, in fact I view this as one of the great "dodged bullets" of my life. Because I wasn't accepted by my top choice schools (I had several who I wasn't interested in beating my door down), I decided not to go to law s
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by zippergz 9y ago
I hate to stereotype, but most of the "criminal justice" majors I've met have been... not high academic achievers.
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by zippergz 9y ago
The GPA is an important caveat. I scored in the 99th percentile on the LSAT, and still couldn't get into any of the top tier schools I applied to because I slacked off too much in undergrad.
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by zippergz 9y ago
I've never had this exact situation, but ours starts talking in response to unrelated things we've said, stuff on the tv, or even random sounds in the house (e.g. a book being dropped set it off once) several times a week. I'
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by zippergz 9y ago
From a usability standpoint, I feel that this just trades one set of issues for another. Instead of having to remember a password, now I have to break my flow, go into my email client, and wait for an email to arrive. I have actually tried
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by zippergz 9y ago
I almost always sell immediately. The only times I haven't are if I believe the stock is temporarily depressed and I am highly confident that it will recover. In my 20 year career, I think I've made that decision maybe 2 or 3 time
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by zippergz 9y ago
Same here.
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by zippergz 9y ago
I regularly get deliveries from Amazon Logistics. It’s always a random person in their own car, no uniform. Indistinguishable from an Uber or Postmates driver.
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by zippergz 9y ago
This is something that any business with multiple locations needs. Why reinvent the wheel if someone has already solved the problem? At $60/mo it's not even a blip on the budget, and almost surely far cheaper than having a develop

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