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by dqv 6y ago
I don't either. No pop ups and the back button works fine.
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by dqv 6y ago
It's editorialized. The non-editorialized title of this post would be "Parler, LLC v. Amazon Web Services, Inc."
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by dqv 6y ago
>I mean Greenwald has also asserted that no Parler user was involved in the insurrection Oh? Where did he say that? I'd like to read what he said with context.
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by dqv 6y ago
For some people it is yes. It varies by region though. Since not everyone is in a big French city with a fifty-thousand-student university, different messaging applications are popular in different areas. Back in the day, all the people in
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by dqv 6y ago
As a side note... what does TFA mean? I've seen it a few times here. Does it mean "the f*cking article"?
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by dqv 6y ago
I experience the same color dullness, although warm colors like red are more vivid for me. Something I've noticed that I've never heard anyone else talk about is text-based dreams . That is, the dream primarily happens in a text
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by dqv 6y ago
Uh they use robocalls to advertise this "service". It's annoying as hell. I guess the tropical sounding music they play with the voice over is kind of catchy? But they're ass hole robocallers just like the scammers they&
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by dqv 6y ago
I guess I need to finish this series. I only got about half way through the first book. New Years resolution here I come.
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by dqv 6y ago
I and my fellow memers are really enjoying this. Thanks for posting it.
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by dqv 6y ago
;) > Comcast reminded Nashville residents Friday that the public Xfinity WiFi hotspots throughout the potentially impacted areas are available for anyone to use, including non-Xfinity customers, free of charge. AT&T must have broken
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Investigator: DNC Was “Directly Involved” in Iowa Caucus App Development(theintercept.com)
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by dqv 6y ago
That's cool. It's also safe to eat tomato aspic, but I still find that eating too much of it is undesirable.
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by dqv 6y ago
OK thank you. I'm glad I'm not the only one who immediately realized that kindness is very easily exploited by the wrong people. I find it grating because my disposition of being kind gets me in situations where people try to ex
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by dqv 6y ago
This is what large companies do. The propagandistic terms known as public relations and reputation management. I just hope people won't think this is over once Facebook is dealt with. >smear campaigns France was also running a smear
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by dqv 6y ago
But the RFC isn't only for senders it's also for receivers, isn't it? That means there are two sides to the interpretation of what SHOULD NOT means. And in this case, senders have, due to experience, interpreted what Google
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by dqv 6y ago
If Google and other major mail providers weren't opaque about this, then fine, but for me a single bounce is an immediate removal. I can't take the risk. I can't imagine the hell that would ensue trying to get through to Goog
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by dqv 6y ago
And I thought they were talking about Kiwami Japan who makes knives out of various materials: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg3qsVzHeUt5_cPpcRtoaJQ I know it's not classical art, but I think it's still ra
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by dqv 6y ago
This is an unfortunate paradox of a new search engine: the results suck because no one searches and no one searches because the results suck. I try to continue to work at it until I get a result I’m looking for in the hopes that it helps im
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by dqv 6y ago
Yes. And there was an Erlang library called switchboard I ported to Elixir that works as an IMAP client. It is not complete though. A few issues are: - it does not properly handle the case when you send something invalid in a continuation m
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by dqv 6y ago
There is an opportunity to reconnect with someone every time you do it. I think that's what draws people to practices such as sending cards. Another way to reconnect is sending out a letter with a short blurb about how you're doin
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by dqv 6y ago
I guess I don't understand what about it is taking it too far. With a filofax, you're taking all kinds of information down about people. Calendaring is one aspect of it, but it's really an analog personal information manager.
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by dqv 6y ago
>My argument is, if you actually cared for someone, wouldn't you take the effort to remember everything about them, rather than saving it in a social relationship database? I mean aren't you going to have to write it down somew
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by dqv 6y ago
Why? What is the difference between this and a filofax except for the fact that one is digital and one is not?
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by dqv 6y ago
It would do everyone in this conversation some good if you just directly linked to the data you’re talking about.
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by dqv 6y ago
Canon has better heat spreading already - you just have to buy the more expensive camera models ;)
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by dqv 6y ago
It’s just a realization that a lot of people come to when they want to create a blog. They end up putting more work into setting up the blog than actually blogging.
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by dqv 6y ago
These medications - zolpidem and adderall were easy to get off of. It was maybe a month of discomfort and then things started to get back to normal. They were helpful with getting my life back on track. I stopped taking the zolpidem when th
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by dqv 6y ago
> Half the time videos just play at 360p even though I have never had a second of buffering on my 500Mpbs connection. Weird. I have a 50Mbps connection and get 1080p minimum on everything I watch. I like to use YT Music for discovery but
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by dqv 6y ago
It's pretty painful, especially if you have all four removed at once. But, I think pharmaceutical propaganda has made people believe that there is really a way to kill the pain. Something I've learned from opiate addicts is that
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by dqv 6y ago
Fun story about seeking actually. A dentist prescribed me opiates (two different kinds but I can't remember what) for wisdom tooth removal. I filled the prescription in case I needed them but ibuprofen ended up being fine. Later my psy

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