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1y ago
Yes, I know what GFCI is and how it works, but what does that have to do with my comment that you replied to? When house shopping, I have found non-GFCI outlets where code said they should be GFCI. A homeowner got a crappy electrician, a
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1y ago
For anyone who has an Android and is considering Fastmail. I think the Android app is pretty polished (and I recommend the service).
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1y ago
You're trusting that someone will follow the law about one receptacle, but expecting them to not follow the law about another nearby receptacle?
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1y ago
For now.
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1y ago
Appraised for the mortgage company? The potential buyer can still inquire and factor that in, right?
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1y ago
1. Create a fake LinkedIn profile for your enemy that says they work for 4chan 2. Wait for them to travel to the UK 3. ??? 4. Profit
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1y ago
> direct debit, which means over 18 Incorrect. Source: I had a checking account before I was 18.
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1y ago
What provider? Running an online forum, I've encountered people using Atomic Mail, and that service has terrible reliability.
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1y ago
It exists: just port your domain name to a new registrar, and/or point your mx records to a new email provider. Phone number is just a user number. Email addresses are a user name at a server name. A little harder to do if you'r
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1y ago
Thankfully YouTube allows you to 2x the playback. That was the only reason I watched most of this video.
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1y ago
Who are you charging $175?
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1y ago
IIRC, they missed their court appearance and a bench warrant was issued.
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1y ago
Lots of people also lie in the reddit comments. They say they have a certain job, work for a certain company, or know how to do a certain task; and they get the terminology completely wrong, or make up stuff that is obvious to someone who a
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1y ago
And then their boss gets mad at your boss's boss, then you find yourself doing the midnight shift in the area where police get shot at daily.
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1y ago
Cool, we just funded the government for a few months, now what?
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1y ago
Isn't medical care less expensive in other countrues than the U.S.? Wouldn't they be able to treat more children if they didn't have to spend money on transportation, and paid cheaper healthcare costs in Egypt?
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1y ago
That would incentivize services to make their shows longer. Maybe they play them back at 95% speed, maybe they add their own intro or credits to the end. maybe if they make their own shows like Netfliz does, they stretch them out.
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1y ago
Please Eric, if you are reading this, do not put branding on it where it is visible. We have enough distractions in our lives that we don't need more advertising pushed in our faces, especially for something we already own.
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1y ago
> notifications and such before bedtime could be just as harmful to my nightline peacefulness. If you have an Android, you can set Do Not Disturb mode on a schedule.
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1y ago
Pebble has a long track record of delivering. As someone who preordered and received a Pebble Time Steel before Pebble was bought by Fitbit, I can attest that their steel watches are very high-quality.
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1y ago
Did you buy it with a credit card that offers an extended return period? I think my credit card offers a 3 month return period (2 months longer than an average store's 30 day return period).
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1y ago
We can't even talk about the guidelines?
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1y ago
That guideline is decent I guess. I am disappointed that they edited another guideline for the worse: > Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. It used to just say, don
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1y ago
It should be super-easy these days to get the license. Ten years ago, I downloaded a free study guide and took the test in-person at an A/C supply shop for about $50. Today, you can take the test online.
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1y ago
He hooked up with Grandma, so it must work!
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1y ago
Depending on your Fitbit, it can be charged by a Google Pixel Watch 2 or 3 charging cable.
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1y ago
My brorher got 350,000 miles in a cheap Hyundai doing the oil changes himself. He only replaced the water pump before he traded it in for a Kia. He is nearly at 250,000 on the Kia with no repairs needed so far.
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1y ago
I've been to my friend's friend's bachelor pad, and that guy takes off and lands in his yard, maybe 200 feet long on a decent slope. At least he is an airline pilot and has a license.
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1y ago
As a big Sig Sauer fan, that issue hurt. I hope Sig Sauer can recover (ie make good AND safe guns again, and redevelope their goodwill).
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1y ago
In a few days, when the frenzy dies down, I will make a feature request ticket asking them to do this next time. Please do the same.
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