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ridgewell

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    Comment #44584614

    >A core idea is that a house sells for a positive value. But that presumption is likely false. Houses at unattractive places in poor condition might actually represent a negative v…

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    Comment #44537409

    It can depend a lot on the shape of your batch to my understanding. A small batch job can be tasked out a lot quicker than a large batch job waiting for just the right moment where…

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    Comment #44501617

    I'm not familiar with this app but based on the read, it sounds like they're essentially relying on someone to sneak into the target's phone, install an apk with a 'Settings' logo,…

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    Comment #44442230

    >The thing I found most remarkable is that house prices there are not much less than in Seoul proper (that's what I was told at least), which just seemed utterly absurd - what mark…

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    Comment #44009363

    The one that I frequently hear of as a layman (not a lawyer) is Toronto Pearson Airport's Preclearance, which has a very strict and narrow view of the TN Status eligible occupation…

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    Comment #43039233

    I remember at the start of COVID, scoring a Steelcase Leap v2 from a guy who was scooping up office chairs from failed Silicon Valley startups and hauling them up to Canada. Super …

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    Comment #39769329

    In Canada, they use gross income instead of net income for student grants.

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    Comment #34474651

    Google Maps in many urban areas is actually aerial imagery. Satellite imagery serves a different use case - often for difficult to access areas where aerial photography is not viab…

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    Comment #23947010

    I love Miniflux. I found TT-RSS to be much too cluttered and I enjoyed Miniflux's focus on minimalism & privacy, but that's a personal opinion. It also doesn't require a mobile cli…

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    Comment #23022715

    Lufthansa: Where fuel surcharges don't match up with reality.

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    Comment #23022652

    DuckDuckGo is just Bing, with the optionality of geolocation by country.

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    Comment #21430735

    This website unfortunately has a reputation for the extreme levels of spam employed used to promote the platform.

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    Comment #21169867

    Is the situation improved by using the Privacy Pass add-on [1] from Cloudflare? Supposedly: >Privacy Pass is a Chrome/Firefox browser extension to make browsing Cloudflare-protecte…

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    Comment #21068583

    Still protects you from hijacking at public wifi hotspots. Doesn't let you watch geolocked content (US Netflix), and probably doesn't let you torrent either.

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    Comment #21068552

    What's the underlying technology? WireGuard (via BoringTun)? I see there's two tiers, Warp and Warp+. Supposedly Warp+ has better/optimal routing that lets you avoid local ISP cong…

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    Comment #20445235

    Donation bins for nonperishable goods are there for a few reasons. 1. Promote Awareness of the Food Bank, and to create connections with either potential clients or donors. Having …

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    Comment #20394101

    I would be surprised why game developers and publishers don't cancel out old keys from free giveaways to prevent hoarding and reselling then.

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    Comment #20393943

    >2. Tactically/strategically reselling keys legitimately acquired cheaper (giveaways, review keys, differentiated pricing between markets) Key reselling from giveaways could be mit…

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