Not necessarily the case. For my Discover card, a close reading of the cardmember agreement indicates that for each day, the daily interest rate is applied to the previous balance and any new transactions and fees that are posted (as of the date specified for the transaction) before credits and payments are applied. This is computed at the close of the statement cycle. Since a credit can only be applied when a transaction posts, this means you would be chaged interest on the cash advance and associated fee from the day you took it out to the day it posts, inclusive. — bwDraco5 mins ago
Took me a long time to make sense out of this situation (cash advance taken against a credit card with a negative balance).
> But actually handing over your own cash for the privilege of having "GAP" screaming across your chest in 90,000pt font makes you more of a social victim than that poor sod of a PhD student standing at the street corner holding a wooden pole with a sign at the top reading "Golf Sale this way". At least he's getting paid to do it.
> Statistics play an important role in genetics. For instance, statistics prove that numbers of offspring is an inherited trait. If your parent didn't have any kids, odds are you won't either.
For Discover cards, under all versions of the Discover cardmember agreement, you will always be charged the cash advance fee, which is the greater of 5% or $10. Given a -$100 balance, if you take out a $100 cash advance, the resulting balance (including fee) of $10 will be subject to the cash adv...
@BenN time for me to search the backlog of what you were telling me to run :D
> The reason is that up until NSX 6.3 some old v1 API works only with local admin user, as these API requests don’t get authenticated via vCenter/SSO. This issues has been fixed and most of these APIs authentication in NSX 6.4 do work with non-local 'admin' account.
According to the NSX Ops page... cept, we're running 6.4 :/
The main 'advice' on the issue seems to be 'use a local account'
which is a pita.
And the 'stored' local account password I have is wrong too
is the BBC using Ai written articles I wonder. This doesn't read like a human wrote it
> It is not the first time robots have gone awry. In 2017, a security patrol robot "drowned" when it fell into a fountain. In December 2018, a robot in an Amazon warehouse accidentally punctured a canister of bear repellent, injuring human workers.
...my Hexgears X-1 is reporting 69% battery life after ~4 hours of use last night, from a full charge. Purple constant backlight on the lowest charge level. That's in line with expectations (worst-case is about 4 hours at full brightness with a more power-hungry color that uses more of the RGB LEDs).
PSA: To get macvtap working on Ubuntu 18.04 after a server migration to newer hardware, I had to change yakkety to bionic in <type arch='x86_64' machine='pc-i440fx-yakkety'>hvm</type>. I figured it out because I was comparing a working VM with an older one that was on the older machine type, tried it just for fun, and it worked. Update your qemu machine types! Good general advice. (@Bob - PROBLEM SOLVED :D)
I solved this issue by following this troubleshooting process:
I tried the MAC address and the macvtap adapter from the Windows VM that wasn't working, with one of my newer Ubuntu 18.04 virtual machines. It worked. What the heck? So now some KVM guests work with macvtap, but others don't?
I did...
I solved this issue by following this troubleshooting process:
I tried the MAC address and the macvtap adapter from the Windows VM that wasn't working, with one of my newer Ubuntu 18.04 virtual machines. It worked. What the heck? So now some KVM guests work with macvtap, but others don't?
I did...
