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Looks very cool. What is the preferred way to deposit checks? I see it mentioned on the FAQ as “add new funds” flow, but I’m thinking more like payment for invoices from old-school customers.

Do you support an RDC scanner, or would it be recommended to use a traditional bank and then electronically transfer it in from them, or wait for a mobile app?

I was actually at an AWS event and they mentioned that, so I searched and found this article... https://www.jeremydaly.com/aurora-serverless-data-api-a-firs...

...that says it’s REALLY slow.

What was the name of the company? My management responsibility at work includes networks (by default, we are small) and I always say I don’t have to know/care that you’re using BitTorrent (encrypted/port shifting), so much as there’s an anomaly on the network impacting others. I’d rather have something flagging “hmm this is atypical” based on size/src/dst/ports then try to make rules ahead of time that might miss new trends.

Thanks. CA here also and had no idea what that referred to.

There have now been six: https://www.out.com/news-opinion/2018/10/09/sixth-case-man-c...

I have personally paid $1700 out of pocket for a month’s supply of PrEP, despite insurance AND membership in Gilead’s “advancing access” co-pay assistance program.

Gilead intended the program to cover about $300/mo, in order to cover your co-pay until your deductible is satisfied. That worked fine until this year, when UnitedHealthcare decided to re-class my card from co-pay assistance to a “manufacturer’s coupon” — thus accepting Gilead’s money while it lasted but still expecting me to pickup the full tab until my deductible.

:(

It’s to highlight the “Keep”/“Manage” UI that iOS 12 will have to silence apps that abuse notifications.

Ugh, exactly: drowning in corpo-speak. “We have decided to remove...” is apparently too clear.

Reminds me of my company’s HR department, where employees don’t quit, they “separate.” We don’t train, we “in-service”. Etc.

For first 90 days AmEx "Purchase Protection" covers theft/accidental damage up to the cost of the item, without premiums or special fees. Just use the card to buy it. https://www.americanexpress.com/us/credit-cards/features-ben...