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by anotheruser13 3y ago
Sorry to hear this. Floristry is pretty cut throat with all the shipped direct sites that undercut prices. (Used to work at FTD.com, which bought ProFlowers, a very large flowers-in-a box operation.}
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by anotheruser13 3y ago
Same with phone numbers. Most of what is returned has suspicious sites in .ru, .pl, et al.
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by anotheruser13 3y ago
In general, listicles suck. (Business) Insider is a good example of this.
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by anotheruser13 3y ago
Abbott, Paxton, and Patrick are the 3 horsemen of the "woke" apocalypse. They will do anything to prevent anyone who isn't an old, white, Xtian (those who profess to believe in Christ but do not follow his teachings) from vot
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by anotheruser13 3y ago
Close! It was the Handspring Visor. Handspring was the company Jeff Hawkins and Donna Dubinsky founded after leaving Palm. The Sony Clie was also a nifty PalmOS gadget.
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by anotheruser13 3y ago
How can this not be considered a violation of the family's 4th Amendment rights? IANAL, but it seems like they were coerced into a situation that amounts to illegal search and seizure.
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by anotheruser13 3y ago
I used to work for T-Mobile. I suspect that they get breached so often due to age of one of their primary billing systems, which is written in PowerBuilder.
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
It's $1.50-2.00 each for those items at Daiso in the US.
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
Same here. The TSA brand of paranoia assumes you could seriously injure or kill someone with an implement that small. Sigh... Tiny brains, stupid rules.
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
Good idea! Fingerless gloves are sub-optimal.
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
Logitech Zone Vibe 100 Bluetooth headset.
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
Ugh, I'd say women's clothing is way worse than men's. No standard sizing, and too many faddish items. Women's clothes typically lack usable pockets and they are not as durable. Crappy fabrics that shrink and fade, horri
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
Are the jitneys gone? That was as close to public transit as they had in Nassau when I was there ages ago. For a couple Bahamian dollars, you could get almost anywhere. Granted, you got to see how the poor people lived, but it was certainly
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
The US is stupid about things like this. When I was a kid, my family used to go to bars and the VFW club in rural Minnesota, so we could meet up with our relatives. These were equivalent to community social centers. No harm was done to our
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
Not necessarily. When I worked for what was the largest floral delivery company, we were all miserable when a Groupon or LivingSocial came out. The people that used those never read the T&Cs, and complained incessantly about everything
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
You might want to see a neuropsychologist and go through a formal testing process. I've had inattentive ADD all my life, but was not diagnosed until I was in my 40s. I often wonder how my life would be different if I'd been diagno
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
You can get yummy puppy seed cake rolls from any Polish bakery. The international fresh market nearby when I used to live got them from Polish bakeries on Milwaukee Ave in Chicago. My dad used to make a really good poppy seed coffee cake, t
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
In my experience (I know, anecdata), there is no IRL "Beauty and the Beast". Disclaimer: I seem to be a loser guy magnet.
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
"The No Asshole Rule" should be required reading for many. We shouldn't tolerate jerks.
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
I had a high school teacher who did that with Shakespeare. More's the pity. Fortunately, it didn't decrease the enjoyment and entertainment I get from reading for pleasure, just the books that were part of the curriculum.
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
In Chicago, Wacker Drive has an Upper and Lower, goes North, South, East, and West, and crosses itself 6 times. Confusing for people who aren't familiar with it!
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
And people get upset when their cell carriers charge them $1/minute to cover the additional fees when they call these numbers. smh
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by anotheruser13 4y ago
There's also the National Videogame Museum in Frisco, TX.