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901.
by zrail 7y ago
USPS is a public utility that unreasonable people in Congress put ridiculous requirements on.
902.
by zrail 7y ago
Privacy.com issues you a card that is coded as a prepaid debit card. Most payment providers expose this to merchants, which means that if they choose to decline prepaid debit cards for other reasons you'll get caught in the mix.
903.
by zrail 7y ago
wan = outside firewall lan = inside firewall You don't want to bridge them because then it just bypasses the firewall.
904.
by zrail 7y ago
So maybe a silly question, but is there some reason clear contact paper wouldn't work? Is the sheen not quite right?
905.
by zrail 7y ago
It’s not a bad point. I personally need some separation between my home and work environments and I’ve found working completely on my own to be somewhat isolating. Right now I have a small portion of a guest bedroom dedicated to office and
906.
by zrail 7y ago
As a remote worker I really want this to happen. As a parent of two tiny humans it’s hard to even fathom where the time goes most days. After my new remote job settles down in a few months, attempting to start a low key coworking group in m
907.
by zrail 7y ago
You’re welcome! Glad to hear they were helpful.
908.
by zrail 7y ago
You’re welcome! How do you suppose would dates help this series of essays?
909.
by zrail 7y ago
Not only is it a bed in one of the most expensive units in a hospital, typically at a level 1 trauma center, but it’s also incredibly labor intensive. Round the clock personal care by at least one nurse.
910.
by zrail 7y ago
I wrote a little series a few months ago detailing how my own system works and my reasoning for my decisions. My aim was to help people starting out set up a reasonably automated hands off system. https://www.petekeen.net/au
911.
by zrail 7y ago
Disagree. Enterprise customers have SAML SSO deployed and want to use it. If you want to serve those customers at any sort of scale you need to implement SAML.
912.
by zrail 7y ago
This is 100% my experience as well as a SAML SP. After the first few customers onboarding largely consisted of certificate exchanges and figuring out where the IdP put the fields we needed. Before that there was s lot of development to add
913.
by zrail 7y ago
OP is not “injecting race”. They are pointing out a significant, intentional part of US federal and state policy at the time that the article doesn’t even mention.
914.
by zrail 7y ago
Yep, exactly.
915.
by zrail 7y ago
Thanks!
916.
by zrail 7y ago
In a related vein, I created a thing called VMSave a few years ago to let people easily save outgoing voicemail messages, something that the carriers make significantly harder than it should be. It’s saved almost 15,000 messages so far. h
917.
by zrail 7y ago
Build an email list and sell into that list. Build the list by writing relevant helpful things and post them for free with a signup link.
918.
by zrail 7y ago
Yes. That is one way to think about the invisible high risk pools and reinsurance plans that some states have now for their ACA plans. Essentially they cap the per-individual risk in each pool and transfer the excess to the state as a whole
919.
by zrail 7y ago
Yes. This is the nature of many of the “Medicare for all” plans that are winding their way through Congress.
920.
by zrail 7y ago
Freelancers Union doesn't offer anything compelling for health insurance, which is the biggest expense for most freelancers and contractors. All they have is an ACA portal.
921.
by zrail 7y ago
It's not that they actively discriminate. It's because ACA plans are lumped into one big risk pool per market and ACA plans, by nature, attract more expensive people.
922.
by zrail 7y ago
Yep. And each one of them can then sign up with a PEO like JustWorks to get Fortune 500 class healthcare and other benefits.
923.
by zrail 7y ago
My wife and I had split finances while we were dating and for a few years after we got married. The thing that tipped us into "everything shared" was when we were expecting our first kid and my wife left her job. At that point spl
924.
by zrail 7y ago
Can't really force anyone to do anything. For awhile my spouse and I did a monthly "money talk" where we walked through the monthly income and expenses and talked about things coming up. Eventually they decided they'd ra
925.
by zrail 7y ago
Not the GP but in my relationship if both of us are doing a thing and it isn’t already a gift of some sort it’s going through the joint accounts, not the fun money accounts.
926.
by zrail 7y ago
You have to decide on your priorities. Accepting a certain amount of “waste” in exchange for happy spouses is a worthwhile trade for many couples, including my wife and me.
927.
by zrail 7y ago
Or just take it to the Apple Store and pay them $199 to repair the battery which also gets you an entirely new top case and keyboard (old, original stock)
928.
by zrail 7y ago
Lots of places do this. Fidelity, for example, blocks withdrawals for a certain amount of time when some specific actions happen on an account. I believe address changes and adding people to your account with a certain level of access trigg
929.
by zrail 7y ago
A good example is last year when Congress essentially completely ignored the Presidential budget.
930.
by zrail 7y ago
I recently completed an interview junket. One of the companies I really wanted to get into gave me a take home. I completed it in the time they said it would take, submitted it, and then got bounced out. My inside source said that the submi

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