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by docdeek 7y ago
>> The standard textbook of psychiatry at the time stated that incest was extremely rare in the United States, cocurring about once in every million women. This would seem incredibly low, even for a non-expert. At the time, as the art
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by docdeek 7y ago
Another similar scam in France when you register a company - you’ll get a half dozen official looking letters asking for a payment of hundreds of euros for a stamp and inclusion in their registry of businesses. Usually has a deadline of wit
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by docdeek 7y ago
It can be but it is incredibly difficult to do so if there is not widespread support for the amendment. A partisan issue like this wouldn't have a real hope in the current political climate.
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by docdeek 7y ago
Indeed, though the population of Jersey City is about 270,000 so it’s about a third of that population - that’s a significant number even if some have used it only once and then never again 9 years ago.
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by docdeek 7y ago
While more than 96,100 Jersey FTA: City residents use Airbnb when traveling, the defeat underscored the difficulty that sharing economy companies increasingly face in mobilizing users as a constituency. Seems a bit NIMBYish doesn't it?
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by docdeek 7y ago
"this Jewish professor" Is the professor's religion really of any relevance here?
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by docdeek 7y ago
> Maybe the problem is the artificial bandwidth scarcity being created by US cell providers. This. When I (in France) can €15.99 a month for unlimited calls and texts to phones in France, the US, Canada, China (plus unlimited calls to fi
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by docdeek 7y ago
In practice, most states recognize all other states. There are exceptions (Israel lacking recognition from some states, a few edge cases owing to long-ago treaties etc) even if they don't have good relations. The US and Iran, for examp
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by docdeek 7y ago
When I taught first year International Relations one of the early lectures covered the difference between state, country, and nation. Although used interchangeably by politicians, in IR the state is a political structure of which there are
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by docdeek 7y ago
Seems it would destory the business model entirely then. If Reddit (the company) had to pick and choose which subs to support and pay the moderators, it would be a far less useful and interesting place….which is kind of the point of raising
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by docdeek 7y ago
If I start a subreddit, I become a moderator. Reddit didn’t ask me to start the sub so I’m not sure it would be the same thing. Unless they are actively recruiting mods for larger subreddits, perhaps.
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I’m Not the Product, but I Play One on the Internet (2012)(powazek.com)
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Face Recognition for Accessing Porn?(innovationaus.com)
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by docdeek 7y ago
It used to be done with direct mail in the same sort of way. Campaigns would target mail drawing on data about homeowners that was either public record (certain taxes, party affiliation) or private and for sale (for example, lists of magazi
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by docdeek 7y ago
If there's one thing to throw after bad money it's good money...
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by docdeek 7y ago
Perhaps these apps were already well beyond supported? I don't use anything except 1Password on the list at the link and the current supported version is 7. Version 2.x would have been sometime and many security updates ago, non?
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by docdeek 7y ago
The reality is, though, that if Australia stopped selling and using coal tomorrow the damage expected to impact the HBR would happen anyway. It's a global problem and requires more than local action by a high per-capita but low gross-t
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by docdeek 7y ago
My wife works at Automattic and was hired in this way. You can fit the hours around your other job, on weekends, at night. Recall that Automattic has teams around the world so there'll always be someone working on something in a time z
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by docdeek 7y ago
I picked up one of those in China about four years ago. At the time I was finding hotels would offer free ethernet internet connections but either no Wi-Fi or expensive Wi-Fi. This was cheap, easy, and fits easily in a bag. Recommend.
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by docdeek 7y ago
Not necessarily. If I add chocolate sprinkles to my son's ice cream cone I am improving his experience but ice cream without sprinkles is still pretty good.
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The Shabbat Scooter(jewishweek.timesofisrael.com)
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by docdeek 7y ago
Reporting [0] yesterday had him give an interview where he suggested he would love to find asylum in France instead of returning to the US. I get the feeling he just wants something like a life back. [0] https://www.leprogres.fr&
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by docdeek 7y ago
Accepting your premise, is there a non-corrupt alternative in the region?
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First Amendment Protection for Search Engine Search Results (2012) [pdf](www2.law.ucla.edu)
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by docdeek 7y ago
I suspect that bike was short for motorbike - not too many humans can do 0-60 in 3 seconds. ;)
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by docdeek 7y ago
I think that there is a difference here between race and ethnicity. Race would be the external phenotypical features like skin color that are obvious to someone assessing a job candidate in person. Ethnicity can be harder to determine.
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by docdeek 7y ago
You can make a gift to the government to pay down the debt - they even take PayPal. https://www.pay.gov/public/form/start/23779454
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by docdeek 7y ago
The same protection exists for major shipping routes the world over, not only oil. I'm not sure it is useful to include this in calculations of the subsidies to the fossil fuel sector any more than we would include it in calculating su
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by docdeek 7y ago
There's a pretty significant difference between a bullshit book that someone chooses to buy and a government sponsored TV broadcasts.
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by docdeek 7y ago
Probably the same reason that Iran thinks it is OK when they do it, but an act of aggression when someone does it to them.

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