drewmol

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by drewmol 6y ago
and Mt. Rushmore
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by drewmol 6y ago
>I get it that if you're a Trump fan or a Republican, you may be willing to give more of a benefit of the doubt. I'm neither. >But to a non-partisan (I'm not American, but deeply concerned by what I can see from my part
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by drewmol 6y ago
The outburst was a reaction to the question of why people would give him the benifit of the doubt. He was entrusted (non violently, but begrudgingly by some Americans) with the ability to command the United States' nuclear arsenal. Vi
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by drewmol 6y ago
"the actual reason for the war...because they wanted a reason" Agreed.
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by drewmol 6y ago
I though that's what folks on Parlor were doing but I couldn't download the app to see for myself ;-). My comment was an atttempt to highlight to the huge gap between threatening rhetoric and moral atrocities in sparking natonw
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by drewmol 6y ago
If you don't fear as a binary then threat assessment and mitigation cost may be a factor. Could be a closet ios user.
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by drewmol 6y ago
I can: Actually doing it, and selling them. Claiming they are not human, they deserve it, they are property, they are unequal, they are unworthy of compassion, then outlawing people's liberty to prevent it. And do it based on skin pi
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by drewmol 6y ago
Maybe it was more complex: Create new acct 1 using valid email. Request users by username and see privilege. Find likely phone # and likely email for user : arroganttechfounder1 (admin). Create new acct 2 using likely phone number (fail
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by drewmol 6y ago
>probability of some event happening each year, don't you think in your lifetime you'd have seen.. No. This is not particularly newsworthy. But for most HN users and this event the answer is: no, but I did see it on HN and it
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by drewmol 6y ago
^this is the correct answer!
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by drewmol 6y ago
If you are asking: Is it better to somehow repurpose the areas of cropland in Sub Saharan Africa that are currently growing maize to optimize for emission reduction? Then the answer is no, not any time soon at least. Plenty of other land
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by drewmol 6y ago
>Better to assume all PII and PI even if not identifying, belongs to the user. I agree from a liability standpoint, from a company's perspective. From a user perspective, better to assume all information that can be captured will b
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by drewmol 6y ago
>does not mean company xyz llc has a right to collect that information or to use it for anything... I guess this is where our opinions differ. In order for them to be absent the right to collect it you must force them to forget. That&#
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by drewmol 6y ago
>The theft of my PII or the opposite? Please consider referring to it as spying over theft and PII about you, as opposed to your PII? Part of the server logs may be about you but are not yours per say.
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by drewmol 6y ago
Yes! Also, satisfaction scores are pretty low for people who've been indicated for aggrevated murder, same as if you're diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. If your goal is to walk away free and unharmed then just about everyone
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by drewmol 6y ago
Thanks for this^. I needed a good laugh!
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by drewmol 6y ago
2. Contractors can also be customers.
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by drewmol 6y ago
Tldr ; It's a very short article just read it They measure carbon release from the soil of tree's, and data shows that the trees are storing more carbon (actually, releasing less carbon if I understand correctly) as they get olde
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by drewmol 6y ago
How old is the smoker? And you? What type of care does the plan for the pool you could both be in cover? There are risk pools of less than ten to over one million to choose from in private hc market currently... But the best argument
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by drewmol 6y ago
By market share, locations etc., it's probably Starbucks. Edit: sorry I looked into the numbers and changed my stance.
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by drewmol 6y ago
>Do brands as well-known as Starbucks and Coca-Cola really need to advertise on social media at all? No but they do see increased short and long term sales as a direct result of their advertising campaigns, usually. Especially company&#
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by drewmol 6y ago
Title change? A stupid Facebook crawler was making 7M requests per day to my website
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by drewmol 6y ago
My thought was that some teenagers need a constant reminder.
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by drewmol 6y ago
Deer love to rub velvet of their antlers on the pines around me and it's not uncommon to see a whole group of pines without any branches on the lower half and they rub all the bark they can reach off in the fall. If it's 40 ft, w
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by drewmol 6y ago
How big is the tree? Beavers cause this type damage and they also can't be reasoned with. If it's small enough to reach 60% of the bark just have it cut down and into pieces. It seems to make good enough firewood for them, hopef
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by drewmol 6y ago
Semantics... We likely agree on the other officers' responsibility/duty both to police the unlawful/unjustified actions of their colleagues and to protect the life and liberty of Mr. Floyd in this situation. I think murder re
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by drewmol 6y ago
But once you all agree on your demands, methods and victims it's no longer mayhem, just organized terrorism. If they don't get convicted, will you be terrorizing only the jury, or do you plan on victimizing other innocent people t
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by drewmol 6y ago
>Does that make you an accomplice, too? Yes, deliberately preventing anyone from providing care or defense for a person who's being murdered makes you an accomplice to the murder. >If your city charged these cops justly then nobo
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by drewmol 6y ago
... or maybe it's the perfect ending? I'm not sure about his SAP earnings, but he sold HP an 11 month CEO for upwards of 27.5M[0]. That sounds like the perfect way to end your sales career ;-) [0] https://www.nytimes.co
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by drewmol 6y ago
>I think they record whatever HTTP transactions you trigger, so they can be played back when triggered in the replay. That could be a useful history for circumventing forced usability reductions when a site 'upgrades' but doesn

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