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by cujo 8y ago
You could do away with the 5ct part of this, just by requiring a special header to get around the api part. Then you funnel all that junk into a special folder (black hole) that you can either ignore or check if you are expecting a legit re
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by cujo 8y ago
I'll share my last car buying experience. We had done our homework and more or less knew within a couple within a couple of models, which car we wanted. After going through the test drives and the stupid dance with a couple of dealers
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by cujo 8y ago
Yes. Then I could stop showering with Perrier.
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by cujo 8y ago
Sounds like it's probably using the AllPoint network. http://www.allpointnetwork.com/
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by cujo 8y ago
> Complaining about "the effort" just reinforces the double-standard. Another point of view is that this is just the reality. Loads of people are on gmail, and migrating isn't always simple. Pretending it is doesn't
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by cujo 8y ago
I would question if it would actually lower traffic, or just allow more people to travel.
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by cujo 8y ago
I understand what you're saying, but you're literally saying you feeling awkward is more important than someone having food that day. Sure, it's not the most efficient or probably effective, but giving a little bit does make
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by cujo 8y ago
I tend to toggle back and forth between Intellij and Sublime. This is almost entirely because Intellij feels slower and less responsive. My Sublime setup gets me 90% of the way to Intellij. I wish Intellij was as snappy as Sublime. I wis
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by cujo 8y ago
People love to rail on twitter, but where's the movement to leave? It's hardly a necessity for life in 99% of use cases, They're a company with arguably questionable morals, and their current resurgence is predicated almost
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by cujo 8y ago
Looks like there is no privacy. They either get everything and you get the service, or you disable it. I know it says you can "request" info get deleted, but I'm not going to bet a quarter on that working.
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by cujo 8y ago
Do you have any particular instances of him getting it wrong. I often here this concern, but I'm yet to find someone that can point to a moment and say he got it wrong.
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by cujo 8y ago
> It's like saying "quit using the Telco stuff!" 20 years ago. Come on. I know there's a slew of people out there happy to spout about how it's the only way they can stay in touch, but it's it's only tr
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by cujo 8y ago
Every time I see one of those outrage inducing articles, I assume there was a lot of backstory missed and this is just how the situation bubbled up. For example, if a neighbor calls in a kid's lemonade stand, I'm assuming that nei
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by cujo 8y ago
There are resources for that... http://www.phptherightway.com is often recommended in my circles.
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by cujo 8y ago
>And for completeness, the third one I saw: are you seriously suggesting that you can judge someone's swimming ability from her response after this flip? Yes. A thousand times, yes. That is not a strong swimmer.
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by cujo 8y ago
>Everyone is seeing the same color (unlike the dress), but they're choosing different words to describe it. Everyone isn't hearing the same word.
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by cujo 8y ago
How would this keep newcomers out?
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by cujo 8y ago
The good news there, is that none of those appear to be deer ticks (lyme carriers). If my amateur eye is correct, those are dog ticks.
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by cujo 8y ago
I'm always fascinated how the mention of aikido brings out the venom of the "real" martial artists. Always it is the same tired arguments of how "it'll never work in a fight", "mma yada yada". I can o
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by cujo 8y ago
https://nfsi.org/nfsi-research/quick-facts/ - the 8 million # https://www.ncoa.org/news/resources-for-reporters/get-the-fa... - quotes almost 3 million older adults per year.
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by cujo 9y ago
There is definitely upside. You know, not getting caught with a crap system that shouldn't be on the road.
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by cujo 9y ago
> There actually was a bill introduced in the Senate last year to do this, but it was voted down. Can you share additional info on this or some keywords so I can do my lookup? I'd like to learn more about this, and why it was voted
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by cujo 9y ago
Slower.
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by cujo 9y ago
No on is proposing a ban on 2 wheeled vehicles, or at least they shouldn't. But I'm all in favor of banning ANY vehicle that can't pass a very strict quiet test.
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by cujo 9y ago
> I would think that the more scorn you show for these bikers, you are just upping their own sense of glee. I don't doubt it, but it does make my point. Loud pipes == jerks.
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by cujo 9y ago
The main issue I have with Harley and all the loud bikes is that riders are remarkably rude and inconsiderate. Yeah, I'm passing a very general comment around, but I don't think it's wrong. Any time you ride that thing past
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by cujo 9y ago
Doesn't seem fishy at all that an ad company would develop a product that blocks ads. Nope. Couldn't possibly be used to further it's own business. No sir, no how.
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by cujo 9y ago
What makes you think the best alternative to cut out the poor entirely?
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by cujo 9y ago
Honest question: where is this happening?
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by cujo 9y ago
> a lot of companies disallow election day requests for time off specifically to disenfranchise their employees Is this true? That seems crazy.

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