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[FOUND] Film about bicyclist getting hit by a car and realizing every moment is a split universe

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  • Longshot, but try texting the number for David Marmor listed on the site. Next steps would be to contact the film festivals listed.

    I hope you find a place to watch,

    • [FOUND] Film about bicyclist getting hit by a car and realizing every moment is a split universe

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    • Are my Frigidaire door bins installed wrong? (Pics in description)

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  • Someone jammed the drawer from the other door into that door. They ALMOST fit, but are different, thus the crack.

    I just got a new fridge and tried to reuse some of the drawers from the old one.

    They only fit on one side.

    • Hong Kong police officer’s gun accidentally fires at headquarters

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  • Hey, Terry, I did it! I did my first desk pop!

    • Advice Requested: 2006 pc upgrade

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  • Honestly, anything you spend on that PC is a waste. You can get a 5 year old computer for under $100 and move your updated parts over.

    Search Amazon for a Lenovo Thinkcentre, Dell optiplex or anything with an Intel Core i7-4770. This is by far the cheapest route.

    Alternatively, if you are looking for the adventure of getting back into PC building, check out the build guides at pcpartpicker.com.

    https://pcpartpicker.com/guide/

    • Charging for tech support

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  • You have to price your labor at the value of the service. The cost of the laptop is irrelevant, as is the fact that you haven't charged in the past.

    Your rate is reasonable for a one off business software migration to a new machine. I'd invoice for 2.5-3 hours since the labor most likely involved a lot of research and trial and error, with the idea that you will do more support for them in the future.

    If there are no fix-it shops in your area, you could ask for a testimonial and use it as cred for doing more support. Don't lower your hourly rate, instead be more realistic with the total hours. You are going to get better with experience, charge the hours now so your customers have the right expectations.