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You are not a proponent of free speech. You're a proponent of speech that you don't find offensive. It is, in my opinion, okay to hold those views. You're absolutely entitled to have those views. However, you're not a pr
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> As an officer of the court myself ... Could you elaborate on that? I have some thoughts but want to know if my thoughts are really valid. What type of court officer are you? Is it in the same jurisdiction? Things like that. I don'
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Thats okay. You're just not a proponent of free speech. Free speech is the deplorable and socially unacceptable. It was once unacceptable to suggest black people had rights or that women should vote. To think we are at the apex of mora
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9y ago
Sure, inasmuch as taking labor without payment is slavery.
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9y ago
Worst case, I'll just use cash. I always carry currency, as well.
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That's a great idea, actually. I keep ID at the ready and my cards are all unsigned. If they want signature verification, the back of the card is a silly place to look for it - as it can be signed by anyone. It could be a fake ID, but
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I don't think Twitter is actually interested in defending free speech? Free speech is defending the toxic speech. Acceptable speech needs no defense.
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Recently, someone posted a complaint about a Halloween costume that was a wall. That got the perpetually outraged group in motion, of course. One user said she would punch anyone who she saw wearing such a costume. Twitter banned her. So, t
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I support IP rights, as a general rule. However, they sure get abused. I'm kind of annoyed about this, even though I have nothing to do with it. If you break my system, thanks for letting us know. It'd be great if we could pay you
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I meant they could be chemically bound with opiate molecules in a separate process. Not that they contained them by default and in nature. Sorry for the confusion. Blueberries contain antioxidants! LOL
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How do they know they are HTML before they open them? Also, I read in plain text. If you want me to read it in HTML format, include a link to the web version and, if I'm interested, I will actually click on that - which has the added b
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In Thunderbird, you have to change it to plain text. I default to sending plain text, as a general rule. I usually read in plain text but currently have one system set to view in simple HTML. I forget why I changed that.
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Holy crap! Thanks! That's insane. I'm not a gamer but it looks like they just published how to "hack" the console and they were hit with that. That's crazy. In the span of a minute, I can think of a dozen better sol
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Hmm... If I'm understanding correctly, they might possible be bound to opiate molecules and increase efficacy in hitting the receptors? That makes some sense. By itself, I can't think of how it would benefit a healthy person. I&#x
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Do you have a good link for some backstory on this one? I'm not sure how that could even be possible in the legal frameworks.
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You can physically break into any facility, if you have enough force. Social engineering is a different problem. In your case, no exiting the alarmed back doors for break. Breaks are taken by exiting the front doors or in designated break a
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What is the benefit of containing neurotransmitters? I hit up Wikipedia and see they carry signals. I'm not seeing how that is a benefit, however. They appear to carry any signal, not some special signals. Unless one has too few (I
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You should see what tourists will pay for certified organic wild Maine blueberries. The only difference between them is they come from a field that wasn't sprayed. They pay three times the price and six times the wholesale price. They
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Layered and strict policies help prevent that. When I say strict, I mean the policies. If there is a security incident, you study it but not to blame someone. You study it to see where you can improve it. My initial security training came f
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Mostly true. In my area, once you get passed a point south of me, those walls are fewer and fewer. There are areas where it was never farmed and old growth trees still exist. What is great is you can walk out to places and stand there and b
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Before you vote them down, she'd say the same thing. Trust but verify.
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It sure comes in handy on a tablet or on mobile networks. I keep it bookmarked on all such devices.
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We worked with other people's data and were contractually obligated to keep it reasonably secure. You could get inside a building, but probably not one with anything good in it. To get into the server room you had to badge and code in
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https://www.textise.net/
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Absolutely. Pushing a product to a new group of people is innovation. It's innovation in the business aspect, not innovative on the tech side.
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Yeah, I'll get the notice and decide at that point. My current thoughts are $24 is the limit. I think I'll adjust the notification to $25 and maybe automate selling at $24. That way, I can change my mind if, for some reason, I thi
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He was a Microsoft MVP award winner for a couple of years. I win the award a number of times, back when I was still using Windows, and he was around back then. I'll avoid offering my own impressions except to say he reminded me of the
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Just out of curiosity, what do you think is a better (and more probable) answer?
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Yup. The price I'm seeing is $7.99/mo. Sorry - I switched to a laptop, as it's easier to type this out. Now, 10 pictures is $7.99 is $0.77 each. To keep that in mind, and do some quick math... Package 2 is 25 pictures. If we
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That is a neat article, thanks! I'd never seen it before but it's fairly close to what I've been doing. I do another one and someone told me there's a technical name for it. I forget the name. When I go shopping, I'
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