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by 300bps 8y ago
studies with sample collection only after 1995—and the slope was even steeper. So that could not explain the decline we see after 1995.” That’s about the time high speed pornography became available en masse. Coincidence?
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by 300bps 8y ago
I’ve been using DDG for about a year and find it works great. I never end up using google. Are there particular types of searches you have trouble with?
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by 300bps 8y ago
It’s a pretty big netblock he names too. 184.20/16 is an entire Class B and potentially comprises 65,536 public IP addresses.
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by 300bps 8y ago
I think with uncertainty some people may err on the side of “supplements can’t hurt” and start or continue to take them. For another perspective, I get a yearly physical and about 15 years ago I was having elevated ALT/AST liver enzyme
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by 300bps 8y ago
My small client is in the medical field and I created a brand new system from scratch that has become indispensable for his offices. If I ever get time, I'll turn it into a SaaS product and sell it to others because there does not see
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by 300bps 8y ago
Probably not what you're asking, but my side project is working on software projects for a couple local businesses. I work about 12 hours per week on the side at $150 per hour so I make about $7,200 per month. Having W2 and 1099 incom
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by 300bps 8y ago
The times I look back on my life that bring me the most happiness are the times I pushed myself to my limits.
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by 300bps 8y ago
You may have missed this part of the article near the beginning: “Just one problem: I don’t have a child, so I needed to borrow one. Fortunately, my editor gleefully volunteered her 14-year-old, Sophie, to be a test subject.”
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by 300bps 8y ago
I went to [redacted] and spent about ten minutes reading and still had no idea what he did or what they claimed he did. I did a quick google search on his name though and found this which explained their side fairly succinctly: https:&#x2
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by 300bps 8y ago
From the article, there are 126 known cases. The 15,000 figure is from a quote note directly attributed in the article which said: “I suspect every single adoption agency in the country is involved, that’s 150,000 babies, it would be amaz
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by 300bps 8y ago
I don't know whether Intel did this or not, but the point is that you can't assume the intent by the result alone Would you feel differently if the case were about race instead of age? For example, if Intel laid off a populatio
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by 300bps 8y ago
To me the primary difference is the software you mention performs their tasks in the open with cooperative users. Stuxnet installed itself without cooperation, hid itself perfectly and still completed its objective flawlessly against a host
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by 300bps 9y ago
Is it so unbelievable that people could just disagree with you that you have to assume they’re espousing a fake or paid for position? I consider myself a conservationist so I think outrageous and easily falsifiable claims like “this was cau
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by 300bps 9y ago
The $140 includes the $49 “Ultimate Entertainment Pack”. It’s literally every single pay channel. Without that I paid $91 per month for gigabit Internet, TV with Prime channels and Phone.
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by 300bps 9y ago
Instead, perhaps it was an attempt by Google to change the industry I’ve been a happy Verizon FIOS customer for 12 years. For $140 per month I have TV with every pay channel, landline phone and gigabit Internet. The gigabit is relativel
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by 300bps 9y ago
I got my first computer in 1982, my first modem in 1985 and I have a generally positive view of both Bill Gates and Microsoft.
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by 300bps 9y ago
Wouldn’t remote control cars require a near zero latency network connection at all times in all areas?
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by 300bps 9y ago
Despite smoking 25 a day, I have found quitting Reddit much, much harder I started using BBS systems in 1985 and reddit in 2006. Left reddit several times, deleting my account(s) each time. Finally left it for good about a year and a ha
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by 300bps 9y ago
No, if you disclose a data breach you get a small part (1-10%) of the total liquidation of the company before it goes out to pay the rest of the claims. That creates an incentive for employees to cause data breaches and then disclose the
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by 300bps 9y ago
Like most of us, I drifted away a long time ago I just checked and was shocked I remembered my password there.
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by 300bps 9y ago
Consumers are limited by law to a $50 loss for credit card fraud and every bank I know waives even that. It is merchants (stores, internet sites) that bear the cost of fraud.
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by 300bps 9y ago
The rules in small claims court are pretty lenient in my state. Many times the magistrate isn't even an attorney and doesn't have a firm grasp of the law. And if Equifax doesn't show up, you'll get a default judgment ag
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by 300bps 9y ago
You're mistaken. Source: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/03/man-jailed-indef...
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by 300bps 9y ago
The judge's ruling says essentially what you're saying... there's enough evidence already that he considers it a foregone conclusion that there is child porn on the encrypted hard disk. The only problem I have with this argu
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by 300bps 9y ago
Game of Thrones Season 7 Episode 4 that leaked was actually pretty good quality. The audio and video were synced perfectly, the episode was complete from start to finish and it wasn't high def but it was very watchable.
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by 300bps 9y ago
If you're worried about humanity's survival build underwater cities and bunkers in the arctic, Mars isn't worth it. We could do both. In fact, the technology for both likely has overlap.
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by 300bps 9y ago
I would think unlimited access to high definition porn in any variety for completely free would be more responsible for lowered sperm count than chemical exposure.
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by 300bps 9y ago
Unfortunately there's no shortcut to it. They basically follow the principles outlined by Dr. Sarno that has treated RSI patients as if RSI is a real physical malady with psychogenic origins. http://www.rsi.deas.harvard.edu
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by 300bps 9y ago
I had RSI issues for years until someone pointed me to this link on Slashdot about 14 years ago: http://www.rsi.deas.harvard.edu
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by 300bps 9y ago
Amazon Alexa is perfect for this. Any family member can add things to your shopping list with just their voice.

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