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ipqk

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    Comment #42484198

    I called a bank to increase my ATM limit. The agent sent me an SMS code to verify my identity and wanted me to read it back to him. The message said not to give the code to any hum…

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    Comment #41850368

    It's also tax-payer subsidized (i.e. regressive, because it's mostly higher-income people that get dental insurance) because it's money from your employer that you or your employer…

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    Comment #41850345

    I've been self-employed for years now (USA), and never buy dental insurance, because it's not really insurance, it's basically a non-taxable way for companies to give their employe…

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    Comment #41850321

    There just wasn't evidence-based studies for a lot of common dental practices. Not unlike when the FDA was created, a lot of old medicines were just given a pass, even though they …

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    Comment #40771921

    Certainly most particulate matter, and it's not even close. Comparing particulates to gas emissions is difficult, so there's no way to say what's "most". Either way, my greater poi…

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    Comment #40771911

    "Hundreds of other ingredients, including steel, fillers, and heavy metals — including copper, cadmium, lead, and zinc — make up the rest, many of them added to enhance performance…

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    Comment #40771361

    Tires are only about 25% natural rubber; the rest is synthetic rubber, heavy metals, plastics, and additives. These get emitted as fine particulates that stick around in the air. T…

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    Comment #40771351

    The tire & brake particulates go into the air. Sure, technically not gas, but we breathe it in just the same.

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    Comment #40770669

    Sorry, but most car pollution is from the tires/tyres, not the exhaust. Electric cars don't solve that, and may even make it worse because they're heavier. https://www.theguardian.…

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    Comment #40744674

    I guess Elliot Gould is hotter now.

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    Comment #40700642

    This team is at the second best high school in the USA. they have the resources and the money.

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    Comment #40637733

    Yes, I know, I was tracking the stock while watching WWDC. But there was a very sudden precipitous fall right when this was announced.

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    Comment #40637666

    I've been an avid 1Password user for over 10 years, but since they gone full-throttle targeting the enterprise market, I'm getting more and more annoyed. It's increasingly buggy (r…

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    Comment #40636302

    Is this what caused AAPL stock to drop ~$3 rapidly? (mostly recovered since then)

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    Comment #40542171

    So implicit, not explicit.

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    Comment #40513599

    10-1 odds they’ll still vote for Trump and republicans in November.

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    Comment #40501553

    But you may want to walk across the highway which is almost always allowed.

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    Comment #40501539

    But each conflict point is crossing only one direction of traffic, and there are no cars turning left or right into the crosswalks (which is huge cause of pedestrian impacts). So e…

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    Comment #40496439

    If you watch the linked video, the kpop concerts basically do that. You bring your own light, pair it via bluetooth, and specify your seat.

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    Comment #40456490

    Cause Brave CEO, Brendan Eich, is such a swell guy.

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    Comment #40390111

    eBay just doesn’t care about fakes. I’ve reported many things over the years and they almost never get removed. I’ve pretty much given up.

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    Comment #40373538

    Do you think Paul Graham or Garry Tan give a shit about accessibility?

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    Comment #40361703

    Balancing a game is hard. You can hardly blame anyone for getting it wrong on their first attempt. But getting it wrong 30 years later…

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    Comment #40349211

    Modern furniture (even those "fancy" new DTC brands you hear on podcasts) has taking a nosedive since it's been offshored: https://wapo.st/4bnkYl6 These days, if you want quality, …

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    Comment #40349166

    A lot of modern flatpack furniture isn't even particle board or plywood, it's structural cardboard. eg. https://old.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/ka4jl6/t... Modern solid…