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> everyone The books were a very minor part of my childhood, but I noticed immediately, and my family always pronounced it correctly.
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He was actually connected to "Free Public WiFi": https://computer.rip/2023-07-29-Free-Public-WiFi.html
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Let's show it to the guys in Ask This Old House https://youtu.be/5LrTuXcVfWc?si=AsjtAKtVSVQ2fE8U
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I tried to maintain a safe deposit box recently, and it was a comedy of errors. Well, it would've been comedy if it hadn't been my valuables at stake in there. They couldn't get the paperwork right. From the first time I sign
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3y ago
A shining example of the benefits of a purely plant-based diet (of course I am referring to manufacturing plants, chemical plants, and packaging plants, mostly)
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It would seem that selective abortions, and not a government policy per se , are to blame for the skew in sex. Selective abortions are legal in many, many jurisdictions which do not limit family sizes. Take, for example, the disappearance
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Well, this exactly explains why HN's site has become so unreliable for me. As soon as this post appeared, I began receiving timeouts. 90% of the time, the front page won't load, the host won't respond. I have no troubles with
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3y ago
Is that an actual Soviet Union domain name registered to an American?
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"Musical taste" only applies when actual music is involved.
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Could God write a grant proposal so ambitious that He couldn't fund it?
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I shut this off halfway through. It was terrible. I was rather nonplussed by the rundown environment, and crass attire of the host and guest, and the cacophony produced from this guy's code was not really music at all. I am sure he kno
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> Billpay Checks are actually Cashier's Checks and are drawn from account numbers that aren't your account They are most definitely not cashier's checks. I checked both institutions and both of them issue actual checks on
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The Catholic Church has condemned Modernism since the beginning of the 20th century, including by Pope St. Pius X. https://www.newadvent.org/cathen/10415a.htm Pontius Pilate asked the rhetorical question, "What Is
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A few situations apply for me. I write checks to churches when I show up in person, even for a $1.00 votive candle. I can toss it into the collection basket or the donations jar for donuts and coffee. However, more churches are improving th
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> Hex is hard on the eyes Thankfully there is near-100% compliance with PTR reverse-dns for IPv6 addresses and networks. /s
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Well, you may be waiting a while. Those "stages" models are fake news. Great myths have been built up around them, but they've never been validated. Anyone who works with grief can tell you, it won't work like that.
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To flip that flipside around again, the proliferation of MFA has disenfranchised folks who try to manage such accounts online. In order to login to an online service, you could sign up for a public computer in a library. But you'll als
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You mean the Waymo cars that are bristling with dozens of cameras and sensors? The Waymo service where I immediately contacted Support and informed them, so they could recall the vehicle or have it meet a worker who could search it? Dunno,
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> which certainly makes a lot more sense than just leaving it in a car. Why? I am a Waymo customer. I left it in the car, and so the service has a policy to collect the item and return it to their customer. Some random store where I don&
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> Moving the phone from the place it was left with consent of the owner is not theft. Tell me more about how I somehow gave consent to that. Also, tell me more about how a stranger holding a random found device authenticates a caller as
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I would say that moving the phone from the place I left it would promote it from "lost" to "stolen". Can you now envision a conversation between this passenger and the pharmacy clerk: "I found this phone in some car
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I have an Android phone, and a few months ago I left it behind in a Waymo autonomous vehicle. Awhile ago, I added the "Find My Device" site to my bookmarks and I'd tested it out a few times. So I started there. And I also use
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Nonsensical clickbait headline for an advertisement, good work
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First, congratulations for conceiving of a clock which ceases to function during the dark hours, therefore about half of the day in an average season. The makers of ancient sundials would like a word. Second, you've indeed created a no
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> algorithms governing that were closely-guarded secrets [citation needed] I am not sure how you derived that conclusion from the article. The passage seems to imply little else than a company spokesman declined to divulge proprietary in
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My father turned 80 and they kept his mylar balloon around in the living room for at least 18 months. It's one of the few things that survived the cat.
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https://web.archive.org/web/20110628230230/http://abclocal.g... https://web.archive.org/web/20120721050712/http://latimesblo...
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That's a very sloppy article right there. The lede is ridiculous, saying it is "still running... since 1864" which is contradicted in the body. The mechanism that actually powers it, not mentioned in the lede for some reason,
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Completely true. All you need to do is look around at professional associations. "Women in <industry>" abounds. "Blacks in <industry>" and "Latinos in <industry>" and "<Industry> LG
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So if I go grocery shopping, I may purchase a few prepped meals which I eat in one sitting. Then I have a couple sticks of butter. I use one over the next six months, and the next one is stored for after that runs out. I've got some sh
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