Donzo

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by Donzo 12y ago
That's true, and every time a new company begins accepting it, there is a slurry of stories about it in tech publications. I'm surprised more retailers, particularly those specializing in tech, haven't begun accepting bitcoin
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by Donzo 12y ago
I suppose one of the larger hurdles would be that during this 4% time that you calculated, a majority of the vehicles are in operation. If "everybody" still has to go to and from work between the hours of 8-10 AM and 3-6 PM, prett
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by Donzo 12y ago
Yup, still some more lessons to learn here. Go irony!
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by Donzo 12y ago
If the sentence you quoted were the one that they used, I would agree with you that it was stated clearly. Unfortunately, they chose to word it this way: "(Never enter your real password into a password checker, as unlike this one, so
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by Donzo 12y ago
The problem with using shower board is ghosting. Even Expo markers will leave behind tracks. The smoother and harder the surface, the easier it is clean. The actual whiteboard material is very smooth and hard, almost like porcelain. Glass i
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by Donzo 12y ago
It depends: Are they outfitted with cameras that can see through walls and roofs? To me, that would constitute a violation of the 4th Amendment.
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by Donzo 12y ago
Yes, also full page overlays. Everytime one of these loads, I press back just on principle.
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by Donzo 12y ago
It does for QDFs (queries that deserve freshness).
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by Donzo 12y ago
It's not a "scam" per say. Google has established these rules to prevent the commoditization of PageRank. They want links to represent an editorial choice and indicator of quality, not marketing budget. There is nothing wrong
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by Donzo 12y ago
If you are selling "ads" that transfer PageRank, you are selling links. I do not care that you do this, but you should be aware of what you are doing.
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Alt Coin Rush Ends | Graphics Cards Available at Retail or Below(amazon.com)
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by Donzo 12y ago
The US educational system may be shitty, but I refuse to accept data like this until the standardized tests are actually standardized. ACT and SAT aside, in 3rd through 8th grade just about every state gives a different high stakes test. No
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by Donzo 12y ago
You guys: you've got to stop using this. You're missing important messages from sponsors.
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by Donzo 12y ago
From the article in The New Yorker, Ras Baraka is paraphrased as saying: "The Booker-Christie-Zuckerberg strategy was doomed, he said, since it included no systemic assault on poverty." Poverty truly is this issue. Giving meal tic
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by Donzo 12y ago
Ouch. I guess they'll just have to make billions off of every other illegal drug.
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by Donzo 12y ago
I know right. Plus Gypsy Rain is wack as fuck.
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by Donzo 12y ago
FPDF FTW!
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by Donzo 12y ago
Currently, this seems like more of a way to leverage Google Drive abilities for classroom use than anything else. As an exteacher who used Google Drive in the classroom, I'm sure the extra folder and file management features will be li
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by Donzo 12y ago
http://youtu.be/yJqZIH_0Ars
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by Donzo 12y ago
I love the concept. This could be improved by using multiple reading level tests and averaging the results, Kind of like this guy does with his open source project: https://readability-score.com/
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by Donzo 12y ago
Not really ironic because nobody expects that CloudFlare Always On cached copies will actually work.
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by Donzo 12y ago
I don't know exactly what he is talking about but I can speak to my experience: Once you receive a warning notice, your site enters the scopes of the policy enforcement team. When you make changes to your AdSense code, possibly other
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by Donzo 12y ago
I find it hard to believe that a multibillion dollar company is plotting to steal hundreds of dollars from publishers. Perhaps a more productive activity would be to post the reasons Google cited for ceasing the ad serving on your site and
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by Donzo 12y ago
Why would they take all of your earnings for one month instead of 1/3rd to infinity? That's just dumb. That said, I have noticed AdSense policy enforcement ratcheted up, but protecting the advertisers is in everybody's best l
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by Donzo 12y ago
This is the stupidest thing I've ever seen.
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by Donzo 12y ago
It will be interesting to see how this turns out. Some of these TLDs will prove to be quite lucrative, others less. Ultimately, this will benefit site owners. Most traffic may be derived from search, but direct traffic is not to be discount
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by Donzo 13y ago
"CloudFlare representatives refuse to cooperate and do not respond to legal notices" Ha ha. I wonder if they bother to translate these...
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by Donzo 13y ago
If you want to use Yahoo services, you're going to need to have a hacked email account.