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USDA disavows gag-order emailed to scientific research unit
(reuters.com)
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Trash article. Points 1-5 are plain idiotic.
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This is the document referenced in the article: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/3227450-INAUGURATION... Legal corruption.
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Huge companies are spending $90M on Trump's inauguration
(businessinsider.com)
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Probably because everyone knows what it is. No use to "star" it.
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Who says that github "stars" are a quality indicator? I use stars to mark projects I am interesting in but haven't tried yet. I am sure many people do the same.
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This Wi-Fi alternative rides on LTE rails
(computerworld.com)
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What was the out of pocket? Thousands of dollars, correct? How many bills did they send you and for how long? How many billing errors were made? This is not normal in a developed country. My favorite part is when they bill the baby for the
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Nobody asks because no one knows the price. "Shopping around" for healthcare in the US is impossible. Staff are not allowed to tell you negotiated prices. They don't even know. On top of that, medical billing will jack up the
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SEEKING WORK - Remote only (I am based in Bend, Oregon) Senior Frontend Drupal Developer. Portfolio site: newsparkdesigns.com/portfolio Contact: newsparkdesigns.com/contact
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10y ago
A solid reminder why my main browser is Firefox. I only use Chrome for development. Best of both worlds.
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10y ago
Enterprise Drupal is huge. As a Drupal frontender, I still get suprised when I discover another common site I use is actually on Drupal.
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We will see what happens when auto sales decline due to really cheap auto-taxis. Hopefully, car companies will deal with reduced demand by going upscale with more fancy cars for a smaller market. Of course, someone needs to build all of tho
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The Internet Really Has Changed Everything. Here’s the Proof.
(backchannel.com)
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"Such a presidential alert has never been sent, but since 2006, they've been unblockable by law"
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If I don't know where the profits are coming from and for what cost, investing may not for me. There are a few companies with good ethics, mostly in tech, that I would invest in. I don't see myself investing in a mutual fund or in
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This article title is priceless. "The good news is, if you don’t eat food, you have nothing to worry about. Everyone else, however, should probably take note." I think we need to bring back the phrase "E. coli conservatism&qu
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Trump’s FDA plan should raise concerns for Americans who eat food
(msnbc.com)
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I don't see any valid reason why anyone vaguely technical should commute to an office. I think this is really overvalued: "communicating with co-workers while working remotely is not as simple as going up to their desk and startin
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10y ago
When you are young you can get by as "just a developer". Luckily, for most of us, you end up honing into a specific technology given enough time. Employers are willing to go great lengths to find the right kind of experience. Comb
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I pay for Spotify but it sucks because: 1) I can't play it on multiple devices at the same time like every other service I subscribe to (Netflix, Hbo, Hulu). If I ever upgrade to a"family" account, I have to make new accounts
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Airbnb provides insurance when you rent out your space. The result is that you don't have to worry about your homeowners insurance covering damage as its already covered.
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Airbnb does a terrible job with occupancy tax. They only cover a few cities and do not provide any tools to collect tax at the time of booking. VRBO/Homeaway does collect tax for you. So I pay the tax out of my own airbnb earnings (it
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Best Western apparently sells their name for cheap. I stayed in a "Best Western" in Athens that was a dump. It wasn't really even a hotel, just a bunch of poorly split apartments. That said, this is the nice thing about Airbn
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Airbnb needs to provide an easier way to differentiate between a host company and a host person. I still prefer staying at airbnb, even when its more of a company than an individual. Its still much better than a typical hotel.
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Some Big Chains Like to Pretend Their Stores Are Closed to Avoid Taxes
(consumerist.com)
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Consumers, Not Hollywood, Should Drive the Pay TV Market
(act.eff.org)
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Carl Malamud is my hero.
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Whatever he is selling, we may never know.. or care.
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We should all be using provisioned virtual machines for development. This is disgrace. As long as the internet is slow, not doing development locally really really sucks.
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