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by lawncheer 12y ago
Another tip, be cognizant of the difference between sustained drawing amperage, and spikes; when a server starts up, it can spike to 1.5+ amps. I've seen many circuits trip because, while the draw should have been in an acceptable ra
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by lawncheer 12y ago
There is a big difference though, and it revolves around choice. A casino owner can not claim, that a roulette player can choose to get better. At some point, the "house" gets to a theoretically optimal edge (either by fixing
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by lawncheer 12y ago
Odd; doesn't seem to be for me or http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ what error are you getting?
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by lawncheer 12y ago
I just launched https://www.lawncheer.com , I'll be honest, I am modeling everything I do after homejoy. All of Adora's articles/interviews etc, have been super beneficial and insightful, along with bookmarked.
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by lawncheer 12y ago
As someone that started their career installing, maintaining, selling, and writing software for PoS systems, this was immensely entertaining.
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by lawncheer 12y ago
Stolen from another comment http://www.theverge.com/2014/5/8/5694720/lyft-goes-after-ube... Looks like they are selling the cars to the drivers. It's like NYC's medallion program, but weirder.
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by lawncheer 12y ago
I am from St. Louis where there is currently a restraining order due to conflicts with the local taxi union. My understanding was that Lyft had the argument of "we arent a real taxi service since the amount paid is optional, and its p
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by lawncheer 12y ago
What kind of collateral (I assume printed?); there are templates on graphicriver for this type of stuff ie: http://graphicriver.net/item/lawn-care-trifold/5357957?WT.ac...
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by lawncheer 12y ago
I am not a Steven King fan really, have only seen 1 or 2 of his movies, and never read anything by him; but I randomly picked up 11/22/63: A Novel, and read through it in 2 days, it was awesome.
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by lawncheer 12y ago
Interesting; for the time being, my goal is actually the opposite. My goal (at least until data starts coming in more reliably), is to provide you the user w/ repeatable, affordable, and reliable lawn care. If I am doing my job rig
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by lawncheer 12y ago
As a customer, do you want to take the time to dig through reviews, or would you rather the service "just work". I am in the finishing stages of developing lawncheer, which is a service for lawn and garden work; one of the area
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by lawncheer 12y ago
DevOps, at least imo, is not about technology. It is about culture, and applying practices to speed up the various loops across organizational groups (marketing, sales, developers, ops). Of course there will always be trade-offs, if you d
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by lawncheer 12y ago
The "bizarre" thing, he was referring to is holding your hands out the window. Not everyone does that typically; and one of the most important things you can do is to keep your hands where the officer can see them as they approac
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by lawncheer 12y ago
A police officer friend once told me, to put your hands out the window when you get pulled over, and leave them there, until the office tells you to stop. Then you casually say sorry and mention that an cop-friend told you to do it, to put
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by lawncheer 12y ago
Same here, this is a great idea. An ideal setup, would be an agent, that could find me 15-20 hours/wk consistently, at my current rate (125$/hr), so that I can split time between the company, and the contract. I'd give awa
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by lawncheer 12y ago
git git/ nounBRIT.informal 1. an unpleasant or contemptible person. haha...i had no idea.
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by lawncheer 12y ago
Hey, I am putting the finishing touches on lawncheer.com, will be launching in a couple weeks, hope to meet the mowing/landscaping need.
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by lawncheer 12y ago
Dumb fact: CarMax was developed by the old Circuit City.
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by lawncheer 12y ago
bigfootmeat.com
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by lawncheer 12y ago
I do not understand the negative reactions. What about reframing the marketing/messaging changes the underlying tech involved? How is creating a complimentary B2B site, going to make the G2G one any less valid? I'm not understandi
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by lawncheer 12y ago
It's not even an exact ripoff. The part of the original logo is generic enough that it's probably up for debate whether this is just happenstance.
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by lawncheer 12y ago
I am not an expert; and could be way off base, but I would assume, that knowingly following a corporate policy that is against the law, would be illegal, even if you aren't the one who implemented it. I am also making the assumption f
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by lawncheer 12y ago
A known "rule", that was illegal to follow in the first place.
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by lawncheer 12y ago
np, are you into mustangs, what's your favorite?
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by lawncheer 12y ago
DDOS firms (prolexic etc) are really expensive, I would imagine they do it on an as-needed basis. From my experience working at a datacenter, the first line of defense are the techs in the datacenter, for most attacks, they can blackhol
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by lawncheer 12y ago
1966 coupe, with the 200 sprint, because that was the car I bought when I was 16 (although I didn't get to drive it until I was 17, because I had to fix it up).
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by lawncheer 13y ago
I wonder how their clients feel about them linking like that, to what are probably some of their biggest campaign contributors. It is funny/unique though.
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by lawncheer 13y ago
NP! it's not really a big deal, I'm just a mustang nerd. Great article.
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by lawncheer 13y ago
"During one 1961 performance on ABC’s Make That Spare, pro bowler Don Carter won $19,000 ($149,000 in 2014 dollars), and a brand new Ford Mustang." Ford mustang wasn't introduced until 1964.
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by lawncheer 13y ago
One of the first things that went through my head when I heard this update.

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