SomewhatLikely

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by SomewhatLikely 10y ago
On the contrary, it appears the most accurate servers are ones nearby, which you'd contact a lot if CDNs are doing their job right.
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by SomewhatLikely 10y ago
I think that means you're in Europe.
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by SomewhatLikely 10y ago
How do you go after an ideology? A war on terror?
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by SomewhatLikely 10y ago
Paper link is broken, both in your comment and on the site.
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The article does point out how easy is it is make profits appear as though they were earned offshore however.
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As a tangent, I think people are severely underestimating how high the percentage of non-passenger vehicles will go up when we're driverless. I'm not talking about empty passenger vehicles looking for passengers, rather goods bei
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by SomewhatLikely 11y ago
Googling for "premium on the stock's previous closing price" reveals a few non-tech deals, none of which are above 1.5x
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by SomewhatLikely 11y ago
I found the fact that it automatically "pins" such emails when they come back to be too annoying. Just because I postponed it doesn't mean it was an important deadline or something. I like to postpone things I hope I'l
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by SomewhatLikely 11y ago
I find the ability to create recurring emails even more useful: everyJun16@fut.io or every17days@fut.io Besides the obvious, I use this for remembering to do things that are nice to do every once in a while, but not required. Like checking
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As a researcher I read your first sentence and envisioned something much more positive than where you took it. Imagine being able to see a record of every page of every book a researcher looked at when putting together their own manuscript
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by SomewhatLikely 11y ago
Google has an inactive account manager that basically does this: https://www.google.com/settings/u/0/account/inactive