barneygumble742

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by barneygumble742 7y ago
This is in Germany or the U.S.?
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
Planned Parenthood and NPR
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
> Reddy said, though, that in some cases, students who transferred out from the University of Farmington after realizing they didn't have classes on-site, were still arrested.
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
Same here. I paid roughly $5k/year for undergrad and about $10k/year for grad. After graduation, only reason people ask me where I went to school was to see where it ranked in college sports. Since my school barely registered, it&
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
My phone never leaves my sight. I don't do mobile banking of any kind. I can sign out/remotely wipe the device via the web. It would be nice to remotely turn ON the GPS to find my phone but Android has since removed the remote GPS
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
> Wood Mackenzie estimated the cost to decarbonize the U.S. grid alone would be $4.5 trillion The 2017 tax cut cost $1.5 trillion. I'm starting to suspect that priorities are being misplaced.
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
Energy companies see rooftop solar as competition. Their primary motivation is profit. I do not doubt that they will all eventually go 100% renewable, it's just a matter of ensuring that they lock in their profits. Another issue is the
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
Is this the neo-nazi Twitter alternative?
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
Coincidentally, I got bit by this on a family computer over this weekend (had to reinstall). I went around enabling the backup via the registry on all of them.
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
Do dumb TVs even exist anymore?
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
Has your rent ever decreased or stayed the same over a long period of time?
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
I agree. I also see this as protecting the ISPs from any future litigation from consumers since now the consumer has no choice but to give consent.
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by barneygumble742 7y ago
> UPS makes the most on the entire transaction (as we roll in shipping costs on all our orders) And this is what every company finds out eventually. Shipping is key and out of your control. Thus, Amazon starting its own fleet of air carr
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
I like it for the DVD extras.
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
Is it really more education or a lack of impulse control to go out and buy the latest greatest phone every two years?!
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
It already is to a certain aspect. Medicare and social security can be considered "socialism." Which is why there's a certain group that wants to do away with it entirely.
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
It's not pension. Everyone with an income pays into social security and how much is stated on your pay statement. Companies opted to replace pensions with a 401k so once the worker leaves the company, they are no longer required to pay
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
Or carry a dumb/flip phone. Off topic...I recently ran into my high school chemistry teacher at Costco this weekend and he said he lost his passion to teach because school do not enforce their "no phone" policy due to litigio
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
I have never seen or heard of progressives voting down on programs meant to help the homeless, veterans, addicts, people with mental health issues, or illegal immigrants. I do see progressives being more vocal about illegal immigrants becau
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
The Senate actually came up with a resolution to reinstate NN but Paul Ryan refuses to bring it up for a vote in the House. So there is your legislative bottleneck. If it passes the house and the senate, of course trump will sign it and tak
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
They sent you home because they didn't want to be responsible for your health/safety.
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
The head of the FCC says the FTC is responsible so he's having it both ways by rescinding good laws with promises and having someone else enforce blatant infractions. We would not have this discussion if the better choice had won the p
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
It started last night. Luckily I had two other modems and kept switching them out. Each modem would work for roughly 30 mins and then the service would go down. I gave up and went to sleep.
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
Reboot the internet with IPv6 and now all your internal devices will be openly addressable to the internet. I see nothing good coming from that.
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
Given his past actions, why give him the benefit of the doubt? He has proved to be a liar and a shill for the telcos. He lied about the FCC's fake DDoS attack and refuses to investigate all the bots on the FCC's comment site as th
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
So Japan has a high murder rate?
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by barneygumble742 8y ago
Every year a week before the tax deadline, this exact topic pops up. I've noticed now for the past 4 to 5 years. The IRS should really advocate for this since it makes their jobs easier due to people making less mistakes. The IRS also
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by barneygumble742 9y ago
You could until someone gets sick and needs medical services, hoping they don't go bankrupt due to their lapsed coverage due to non-payment. The biggest problem I see are the costs. The healthcare industry can't even tell you why
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by barneygumble742 9y ago
It's more than just the data being sent back. The fact that it's present and is causing systems to slow down is a huge concern. I personally don't know of anyone that uses a HP system for personal use. When I think of HP or D
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by barneygumble742 9y ago
Isn't this what Mr. Burns did on The Simpsons except for Springfield instead of Earth?

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