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11y ago
Not sure what circles you hang around with if you often find the need to differentiate between different levels of rape..
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11y ago
There are some people willing to go after a previous employer for treating them badly and other people who would rather let it go so as to not create a PR mess for yourself / when it comes to future jobs. Pao has a track record that sh
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11y ago
And I would imagine a bunch of child porn photos don't technically show anything illegal (nothing illegal about a child being naked on their own, what's illegal is the taking of the photos for sexual gratification - don't a
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11y ago
First, you're right that saying nobody was wrong - but I think very few people. Even you, do you really object to advertising, or just the way it's done online? If you get on a train do you hate the fact that there are adverts on
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11y ago
No he didn't say the total cost is lower, he said one side is lower and one higher. He was completely ambiguous (and I have no additional knowledge to add) about which cost changed more.
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11y ago
If you read the rest of my comment you'd see that I already mentioned people like you exist. For as long as advertising has existed, the people doing it have understood that not 100% of people seeing it will "convert". Regard
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11y ago
> In my opinion, when you install an ad blocker, you're already exceptionally unlikely to click an ad on purpose. I don't think that's the case, I think it's just a lie told by people working in ad sales Nobody inst
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11y ago
Wouldn't DMCA protect Facebook from legal action here?
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I don't entirely agree with the concept that it's a failed state, but the fact that it doesn't look like other "failed states" doesn't mean much. If two companies go out of business and one had a crazy employee
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11y ago
Not him but if I were my answer would be: not just a joke but a rather clever comment about the logic behind the idea that Greece would be more deserving of debt-forgiveness if they started a war on top of the current situation.
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11y ago
I don't have numbers but his point is that a per-dollar amount doesn't show how much a state is contributing at all. > If i put in 1k in federal taxes and get 800 back, what matter is it what state i'm in? Or are we sayin
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11y ago
What is wrong or subjective? Well we still don't actually know what's going to happen. Maybe all their debts will be forgiven tomorrow. Seems unlikely, but right now we don't know what's going to happen we just have a ra
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11y ago
It's still a recession until it hits 'zero' again, even if there is solid growth? E.g. if a country started with a GDP of 100, dropped to 10 in a single year, and then over the next 90 years grew its GDP by 1 each year, it wo
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11y ago
From a privacy point of view it's pretty much taking active "checking in" and making it automated. If you don't mind that then enable the feature in your Facebook app. If you do mind that, then don't (though I guess
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7th of 28 by population, 27th of 28 by either GDP or Human Development Index. (Completely unrelated, but maybe interesting.)
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11y ago
Apparently the Facebook one "has over 100,000 visitors/month and more than 1 million downloads so far (including updates)" I wonder at what size Facebook begin to care..
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11y ago
I know there are some prescription drugs that can reduce hearing, but they're standard drugs like Ibuprofen, if you're old and take lots of them. I think. I've never heard of any illegal drugs having that effect.. As to RSI b
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11y ago
The situation in the Netherlands is also a lot more complicated. Drugs are not largely legal at all, they're largely illegal. In fact, they're entirely illegal, there's just a gray area when it comes to a few soft drugs (pret
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11y ago
TWC and Charter now! (Not that in affects my MLB TV in Europe.)
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11y ago
Is it possible the fancypants algorithm knows you better than you do, knows you will like that series if you watched 3 episodes instead of just the pilot, and is hoping you'll change your mind and listen to it?
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11y ago
Well it was a joke but also a numerically accurate joke - estimates are that roughly 6% of all humans ever born are alive today. See for example http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/07/world-population-ex...
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11y ago
What about a website like Just Eat in the UK, which offers an online ordering interface to thousands of independently run takeaways in the UK, are they are technology company or a food company?
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I presume it's attempting (badly) to deal with website owners who aren't contactable by mistake, not those who actively wish to be uncontactable.
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This isn't a new feature, it was available at least in 2012, possibly earlier.
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Am I supposed to know my "final number"?
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I'm pretty sure he's thinking painkillers are classed as psychiatric drugs, which if they were would mean he was correct. But on your point, personally I think abuse of benzodiazepines is more likely to lead to a drug like Heroin
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That's not the way my parent was talking about, nor something I'm aware of. What's very common is people getting prescribed painkillers (oxycodone, etc.) and then moving onto heroin, because they are similar drugs. But those
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Not related to this article so you're right to call it out, but a side point: psychedelics are a class of psychiatric drug.
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Heroin (and prescribed opioids) are not psychiatric drugs, so while yes they are a big problem, they're not really relevant to whether psychiatric drugs are positive or negative.
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11y ago
I know absolutely nothing about this so forgive me if I'm asking a dumb question. ADS-B broadcasts so that other planes can figure out where you are and avoid you, correct? Why can't spy planes stop broadcasting it, but then liste
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