observer12

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by observer12 7y ago
San Diego typically the owner of the vehicle pays the fees when its towed from private property not the owner of the property. It seems the lawsuit is based around considering the fees are higher than legally allowed. https://www
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by observer12 7y ago
Why would they spend 12 hours day 7 days a week doing what the rider should have done in the first place? If the companies gave incentives for riders to put the scooters in those places these two wouldn't have a business model.
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by observer12 7y ago
That's not how it works for cars why would it be different for scooters? You generally can't call police to impound a car parked on your private property. That's why you call a towing company.
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by observer12 7y ago
I am more interested to see which side makes those statements.
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by observer12 7y ago
Most times its not definitive if the insurance will cover a procedure until after. I know for myself there is a fairly "cosmetic" produce I want, but no matter which surgeon or insurance I have I can't get an answer from eith
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by observer12 7y ago
How would eliminating employer insurance provide pricing transparency? Insurance companies don't typically disclose the prices they negotiate. They might disclose the prices a consumer pays but don't confuse this with the cost of
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by observer12 7y ago
This, I dropped out of college after doing the majority of the "core". I do well and can easily afford to finish without loans, but finishing requires a bunch of general education credits that I see no benefit from.
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by observer12 7y ago
In my experience tech companies tend to be the ones that are snobby about degrees. I know Fortune 50s (non tech companies) that don't care about degrees.
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by observer12 7y ago
The same thing happens with IT security. A common question that comes from high school or college students is how to get started in the field. When the question is answered by people in IT security its pretty common to see college isn'
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by observer12 7y ago
Zoning laws or local regulations (not just HOA) most likely would prevent it. An example is in Seattle some of the most expensive neighborhoods have strict rules that prevent multi-tenancy housing and the people living there actively fight
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by observer12 7y ago
I think its trying to point out that companies are increasingly relying on non-FTE positions. Why they are doing it is obviously about benefits. I don't work for Google but I do work for a massive international company and on my team t
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by observer12 8y ago
Google has a history of using shell companies to hide its tax breaks.
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by observer12 8y ago
>The NDA would have easily allowed Amazon to give the impression that other cities are offering more than they actually are willing to offer. This could have driven up bidding even more than if it were in the open. Have you ever actually
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by observer12 8y ago
There isn't one position in politics... L----------|----------R
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by observer12 8y ago
ACH is slow by design. It could take milliseconds if desired.
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by observer12 8y ago
Seattle has a housing crisis because it has large amounts of the city with extremely restrictive residential zoning and refuses to compromise. They have large areas where multi-tenancy housing can't exists. Additionally, in the US ever
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by observer12 8y ago
One caveat, you definitely want to contest the debt in writing regularly. If it goes away because the collector failed to respond you are fine. If it goes away because they "forgive" the debt, its seen as income by the IRS and you
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by observer12 8y ago
It's not telephone service is considered critical infrastructure and therefore it is supposed to be illegal to disrupt service. This is why you have to block robo calls on your phone and its not done for you by the carriers. An over si
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by observer12 8y ago
The problem with what happened at Defcon is some of the security were refusing to be verified or show IDs.
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by observer12 8y ago
When I lived in Germany everyone was always like Americans are so loud! But their own were just as loud just as often. Its as if they have a blind spot for when their own country acts the same way. But speaking of annoying things. Europeans
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by observer12 8y ago
My understanding is mandatory homework is all the way up to the university level. If I recall correctly its something along the lines of 2 hours of homework for every hour of instruction at the college level. I could be completely wrong and
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by observer12 8y ago
Not everyone would be off the same days. In one position I worked we did 12 hour shifts that included a paid lunch. The schedule was 3 days work 4 days off, then 4 days work 3 days off. In a two week period you actually worked 84 hours inst
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by observer12 8y ago
I still say the greatest trick the ISPs ever performed was getting customers and content providers to both pay. I don't mean simply the content providers internet bill I mean backbone providers and large orgs like Google and Netflix pa
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by observer12 8y ago
With all the blame going around how about California government? Some states have protections to prevent landlords from pricing out current tenants in order to raise incoming tenants prices. For example where I live landlords can only raise
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by observer12 8y ago
Finally, I will be able to order Pizza from the good place that hasn't heard of the internet without actually having to talk to someone.
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by observer12 8y ago
>Reading between the lines here, they didn't go with a more mature language like Java because they were worried GC tuning would be a problem? The post says GC was already a problem in their old system.
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by observer12 8y ago
Namecheap and others have sales on tlds from time to time. There are sites that will aggregate the prices and tlds https://tld-list.com/ is one. I know the last domains I bought were only a couple of dollars for 5 years.
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by observer12 8y ago
The arguments fell apart the minute independent archiving systems (other than archive.org) also had the same blog posts. The narrative they have been going with doesn't fit. They can't use the excuse they were hacked at the time t
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by observer12 8y ago
It also includes people who gained their degrees later in life despite having successful careers. The majority of people I have worked with in my career in tech don't have degrees or didn't when they started.
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by observer12 8y ago
In the early 20th century having a high school degree was an accomplishment on par with having a bachelors degree now. And that lasted quite a while mainly due to factory work. I had a teacher in high school talk about when he started teach

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