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by aet 13y ago
Why not just use pop3/imap or something?
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by aet 13y ago
Instead, you can write a letter and send it snail mail to an old friend.
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by aet 13y ago
I would add "The Elements of Style" by Strunk. I think it is a classic in that area. Edit: Also "On Writing Well" by Zinsser, another classic.
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by aet 13y ago
You can go, but you can't stay.
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by aet 13y ago
If you find this interesting, you may also like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tristan_da_Cunha
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by aet 13y ago
I notice that this guy is tied to 9-11 and the Fort Hood shooting.
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Report Indicates More Extensive Cooperation by Microsoft on Surveillance(nytimes.com)
66 points by aet 13y ago|11 comments
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by aet 13y ago
It would transfer.
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by aet 13y ago
Wishful thinking..
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by aet 13y ago
Isn't it just supply and demand?
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by aet 13y ago
When I lived in DC I commuted from Huntington to Foggy Bottom. That was roughly 40 mins, with 30 min on the train and 5 minutes on each side for getting to the train station and then from the train station to work. However, I could have re
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by aet 13y ago
That sounds nice, but 1 hour is a major commute in my book.
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by aet 13y ago
My friend rents and has 2 pit bulls. His rent is actually quite reasonable. Even has some outdoor space...
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by aet 13y ago
Sorry, I didn't catch the 'some' college part. It's too bad you couldn't find a way to reduce the commutes. Classes 8-1pm sounds like a full load. I was thinking about 1 class at a time.
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by aet 13y ago
Another alternative would be to attempt a degree part-time, which might reduce the financial/time burden. I just realized this comment might be violating the title of the post. Oops
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by aet 13y ago
I think crowd funding competes with investment banks more so than credit unions.
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by aet 13y ago
Which investment has more risk? A typical market neutral hedge fund or a typical crowd-funded type start up. Obviously there are tons of idiosyncrasies, but I'm thinking on average. I noticed that I am allowed to invest in companies vi
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by aet 13y ago
GPA or the UK equivalent seems to be like knowing the mean of a distribution, you'd be much better off taking a look at the entire distribution, or in this case, a transcript. Then you would see if a person challenged themselves or ju
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by aet 13y ago
Your willingness to pay is probably W << N.
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by aet 13y ago
Could be due to password sharing. Maybe ad revenues are preferred. I'm thinking about Netflix where there is rampant password sharing.
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by aet 13y ago
Haha
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by aet 13y ago
So his whereabouts are completely unknown?
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Why are there no new photos of Snowden?
5 points by aet 13y ago|6 comments
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The Snowden Case(lrb.co.uk)
2 points by aet 13y ago|0 comments
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by aet 13y ago
Okay, but I still don't think it is crazy to expect some level of objectivity in journalism. I suppose I'm thinking of news not editorials or opinion.
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by aet 13y ago
There is an expectation of objectivity in journalism. I think being an activist makes it more difficult for readers to trust your objectivity. I'm not taking anything away from contributions from activists, they are often on the front
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Data Mining, Without Big Brother(nytimes.com)
1 points by aet 13y ago|0 comments
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by aet 13y ago
I think it is a stretch calling him a journalist. I would consider him an activist.
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by aet 13y ago
I notice you list persecution of investigative journalists. What case were you thinking about?
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by aet 13y ago
I've never used a "Reader" before. Question: Were content providers able to server ads via the Reader?

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