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by camiller 16y ago
Yeah, I noticed the same, not on my own domain but on my gmail account. Since old spam is auto deleted from the spam folder at 60 days age the counter next to the folder is a good proxy of a 60-day moving average. A couple years ago mine
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by camiller 16y ago
Most of the time when I unsubscribe it is easy and respected by the sender. When it is not I resort to the gmail filters as a backup.
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by camiller 16y ago
I have to admit, since I started using Xmarks I pretty much stopped using del.icio.us. My last addition to del.icio.us was July of 2008.
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by camiller 16y ago
You know that's not the point. If the NY Times wants me to read their articles they should not make it difficult.
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by camiller 16y ago
Apparently the first step is logging on to the NY Times. I didn't get any further than that.
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by camiller 16y ago
<sarcasm> at least it is still on the United States largest super regional carrier available in all 49 of the states I am not living in. </sarcasm> sigh.
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by camiller 16y ago
Calibre can convert a Kindle DRM encumbered book to another format? News to me....and apparently the folks at Calebre since .azw isn't listed as one of the supported formats. http://calibre-ebook.com/user_manual/faq.html#what-formats-d...
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by camiller 16y ago
The rats can produce a litter every three weeks and the baby rats reach sexual maturity in just 50-60 days. Almost sounds like a star trek episode.
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by camiller 16y ago
The argument was not that X phone on carrier Y will be dominant but that the Android OS in general would be. Two years is a pretty short time frame in the grand scheme of things, MySpace was dominant in 2006 but it wasn't an overnight switc
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by camiller 16y ago
With your contribution to my campaign fund...
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by camiller 16y ago
In 2006 MySpace was the dominate social networking site...
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by camiller 16y ago
The amendment may have enjoyed popular support, but did the bill? What bill was it attached to?
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by camiller 16y ago
How the hell do you win a race that doesn't end? i.e. - "Aug 30, 2006 ... Why MySpace Won The Social Networking War." There is no "winner" there is only the current leader.
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by camiller 16y ago
Apps are not software ---for certain constrained definitions of "apps" and "software"
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by camiller 16y ago
Back before the "cvv" number on the back of the card you could download a bit of software of the net that would generate random account numbers with valid ICA/BIN and check digit. You just picked the name of the bank you wanted the card to
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by camiller 16y ago
It has actually been that way for awhile. Back about 9-10 years ago someone used my wife's debit card number and after reporting it the bank restored the funds.
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by camiller 16y ago
..., Rohypnol, viagra, duct tape, ...
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by camiller 16y ago
Take another glance... This could probably be argued under contract law as the defendant having exceeded the use they contracted.
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by camiller 16y ago
That gets back to the other part of ja27's argument "...they never imagined that they'd want to republish articles electronically...". I'd be willing to bet that almost no print media is currently securing the rights to directly load conten
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by camiller 16y ago
1776: "Then it's agreed, gentlemen, in order to secure our rights as a free people, we will risk embarrassment, imprisonment, expropriation, bankruptcy, bodily harm, exile and hanging." 2010: "Of course I'll waive my rights. I don't want to
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by camiller 16y ago
Wow, I must have missed this the first time around. And while I haven't had exactly the same experiences (all the surgeries) My son(now 9) with Down Syndrome (and hearing aids for both ears since 18mo, and Asthma, and braces for both ankle
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by camiller 16y ago
> Last thing you want is trying to change a kid on the floor who's starting to twist and turn and has a really poopy diaper. ...or if there was a catastrophic containment failure.
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by camiller 16y ago
The high level summary is that once Oracle acquired Sun some folks became concerned about Oracle since even though OpenOffice was open sourced Sun and now Oracle still own the trademark on "openoffice.org". Right now the two project are pr
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by camiller 16y ago
If you have to explain it...
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by camiller 16y ago
But it is giving, it's giving jobs.
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by camiller 16y ago
Yeah, my combined marginal federal and state rates are like 33%, my effective rate after mortgage interest and charitable deductions was like 8-9%. I'm going to try to be more like Google though.... ;)
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by camiller 16y ago
Yes, and those taxpayer educated employees go on to pay income tax...rather than drawing welfare (or whatever you call it in the UK). In general the better the education, the higher the pay and the greater the income tax revenue from those
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by camiller 16y ago
1776: "Then it's agreed, gentlemen, in order to secure our rights as a free people, we will risk embarrassment, imprisonment, expropriation, bankruptcy, bodily harm, exile and hanging." 2010: "Of course I'll waive my rights. I don't want to
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by camiller 16y ago
When I wore out a battery and found out how expensive replacements were I just bought individual cells and rebuilt the battery pack myself. I don't know if it is still the case but my 14.4v DeWalt packs are screwed together rather than glu
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by camiller 16y ago
yes and no. The jigsaw I have has a little support wheel with a groove in it down near the work surface that helps support the blade. Also a certain amount of proficiency helps. The first time I used a jigsaw I found that it was real eas

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