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I solved the problem with this: https://www.amazon.com/Injection-manganese-Removal-Oxidizing... ... works really well and requires little/no maintenance for the first few years. Before that I had a chlorine injection system and it was a nightmare (maintenance-wise).

Bonus if you only read the top comments for the top posts... and also skip extra long comments that are off topic.

https should be the default so it could get better

> they should be on the hook for refunding a significant portion of the cost of the user's Oculus library

If the purchases were < 6 months ago, I would do credit card charge backs...

> Even people who correctly identify market bubbles and have good timing can lose in the long run because the gains during the run up of the market compound so much it ends up being smarter to ride out the dips.

I tripled my investment when I sold last year, but I would probably have done 3.5x now... lets see what happens next year. The wood prices went back down a lot, at least: https://ns.reddit.com/r/HomeImprovement/comments/p7rfsq/ever....

Maybe we need to tell each individual company that our SSN is public when they ask for it and why they rely on it to identify me... another form of ID that they like to use when you apply for credit is previous addresses/cars/etc... as if that isn't public.

If I was amazon, I would just do a virtual reality store... maybe partner with Facebook.

If only they could mind their own business...

Apple usually says the opposite of what it is doing when it comes to privacy, except in the case of the child pornography scanning... not sure why anyone trust them more then Google.

8964 (i.e. yymd)... Referring to the Tiananmen Square massacre on June Fourth, 1989

I had the same issue with Microsoft's email service and Facebook messages. How I dealt with it was to not email private links... I use Element these days or email links to encrypted files in some circumstances. I wish websites would stop using email and phone verifications...

Syncthing is also pretty nice

Why so offensive?

Lesson: rent and keep your Bitcoins...

Google knows that it is wrong according to this article, but they still comply.

And the fine was a joke... less then $1 per person affected.

> Nearly 98 million people were affected, according to the settlement

even if you are telling the truth, you are being downvoted for talking bad about a specific individual... have my upvote.

lets get the small fish....

Where can I get the list? This should definitely public (unless they just put random people on the list).

> Tangerine

At least they used to have decent interest rates... now what's the point? they don't even have physical banks.

The main problem with AMP is that everything loads from Google's servers... so it is not worth using even if sometimes it can be faster (Google itself should probably use it instead of their javascript mess that slows down everything for no reason).

They have "custom" devices.

Amazon shows different prices to different people... now that they got you hooked, you better watch out.

I dont think that he is talking about scanning in the cloud which we know that Google is already doing for profit.... he is talking about scanning on your phone from a remote server which is WORST.

I think that the next one will start with the letter K.... for AFK

Hopefully they will prevent them from using terms like: "full auto 100% auto-pilot"

But I think that the next one will start with the letter K.... for AFK (tried to put that comment as a reply to a comment below, but YC would not let me)

Just what I needed... Microsoft on my Linux.

In a capitalist world, If I had a clothes store, I would do the same... to reduce the supply.

For some reason, it reminds me of the passion flower: https://i.imgur.com/Efy2Iq4.png