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lm741

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    Comment #38700808

    I suspect the sleep.me chilipad systems (ooler/dock pro) would work pretty well with adjustable beds since they just run a pair of insulated water hoses to a capillary tube network…

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    Comment #38700582

    On the bed heating/cooling front, you might try the Ooler series from sleep.me The older generation Oolers use bluetooth and there are a fair number of integrations including an [M…

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    Comment #36530448

    https://web.archive.org/web/20230630031721/https://www.he360...

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    Comment #27193313

    CRXcavator is a pretty useful tool for scoping out Chrome extensions like this: https://crxcavator.io/report/mabdjppmcjpjploliggpbonahnjjlgk... Similarly, Urlscan.io is pretty usef…

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    Comment #9855251

    I hit a similar problems when sending automated internal emails to a Google Groups address at my company. The problem was fixed by adding the following footer: "To unsubscribe, ema…

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    Comment #9854652

    It's issued under a Durbin exempt, commercial, prepaid BIN.

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    Comment #9854514

    We're trying to build a system where companies feel comfortable giving cards out to all of their employees and then adjust the limits upwards as they build trust internally. The ad…

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    Comment #9853894

    We actually use the interchange revenue that would be going towards rewards points to pay for the costs of building/running the product. There may be enough left over to do a rewar…

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    Comment #9853827

    I'm a founder at KarmicLabs. I used to expense stuff on my personal card at a previous company, but I don't think the points made up for the times I lost receipts or didn't bother …

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    Comment #9640449

    Karmic Labs | San Francisco (SoMa) | Onsite | Backend (Systems/API), DevOps, Frontend We're building the first extensible payment card platform for teams. It's called Dash and it's…

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    Comment #9136495

    Karmic Labs - Full Time in SF - https://karmiclabs.com We are a small, diverse team working to revolutionize the way teams communicate about money and expenses, from our small offi…

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    Comment #8981714

    Karmic Labs, Inc. - https://karmiclabs.com - San Francisco, CA - Fulltime (Design, Frontend, Full-Stack/DevOps) We believe that everyone in the workforce should get a smart debit e…

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    Comment #8824309

    Karmic Labs, Inc. - https://karmiclabs.com - San Francisco, CA - Fulltime (Design, Frontend, Full-Stack/DevOps) We believe that everyone in the workforce should get a smart debit e…

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    Comment #8397334

    KarmicLabs - San Francisco, CA - Fulltime We're building an API first corporate card platform for small businesses, and we’re on a mission to make traditional expense reporting a t…

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    Comment #8094284

    These are really easy and fun to put together. I'd highly recommend it for a weekend project. Here's one that I built running with a sample of Americium 241 from a cheap smoke dete…

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    Comment #7975178

    For posterity's sake: http://pastebin.com/KfLMsWWf

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    Comment #7971925

    KarmicLabs: Payment Cards as a Service - fulltime SF We're building a SaaS service that lets small businesses issue configurable expense/purchasing cards to their employees. Cardho…

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    Comment #7513683

    Trusslabs, San Francisco - hiring the founding team of generalist engineers and designers who code. We're building a next-generation business financial management tool and corporat…

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    Comment #6902032

    Latency sucks. You can apply this type of touch-click speedup on a site for other browsers with a bit of JS. https://gist.github.com/cagerton/7948779 (disclaimer: proof of concept,…

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    Comment #6813259

    Using the same browser for regular browsing and TOR browsing is a horrible idea. As it turns out, browser controls for stored state are not intuitive. For example, Google says it's…

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    Comment #6811555

    You won't randomly land in a room with anyone else, so here's a specific exaple URL: https://dropth.at/#Or67N1ta7MKRy1LSk-cTkg

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    Building DropTh.at, an OpenResty web events server

    You won't randomly land in a room with anyone else, so here's a specific exaple URL: https://dropth.at/#Or67N1ta7MKRy1LSk-cTkg

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    Comment #6654958

    San Francisco, CA - CardSnip.com We're collapsing the small & medium business financial stack with smart purchasing cards, analytics, and data-oriented payment processing. We do al…

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    Comment #6550201

    Follow up: I emailed support@lavabit.com asking them to update their configuration and linking them to https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Server_Side_TLS (Thanks for posting that, j…

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    Comment #6549672

    This is sketchy. The new server no longer attempts to provide any forward security. For the old (now revoked) site, Chrome would use: TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA. For the new …