dynomight

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by dynomight 11y ago
I use it as a precursor to mindfulness. Before setting to a difficult task, I'll do the dishes and clean the kitchen really well.
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by dynomight 11y ago
I see this as a bad idea because it is personal and it is in print. When people have a bad experience with each other, time tends to heal the situation and many learn from the experience and most move on. Perhaps many situations could be ch
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by dynomight 11y ago
Great post. This is really exciting. Being able to 'see' something more easily is such a big step into the quantum world. I love the word 'unvoid'.
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by dynomight 11y ago
They need to address this. I hope Google doesn't feel that blocking trackers is like "throwing the baby out with the bathwater".
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by dynomight 11y ago
I can only think the reason this application of technology hasn't happened yet is because of common human decency.
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by dynomight 11y ago
This is where I believe things are heading... as I type into a text box.
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by dynomight 11y ago
I bought this book at a garage sale when I was in 3rd grade and I became obsessed with building and flying them. My neighbor made a paper plane years before and out of curiosity I unfolded it and couldn't put it back. I was devastated
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Effects of 7 days on an ad libitum low-fat vegan diet(nutritionj.com)
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by dynomight 11y ago
That's encouraging!
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by dynomight 11y ago
Concerning al-Qaida and ISIS, give the Adam Curtis documentary, "The Power of Nightmares" a watch.
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by dynomight 11y ago
I have personal though anecdotal evidence that just watching it has an injurious effect.
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by dynomight 11y ago
The next cheap ssd I get, I'm going to install pcbsd and give it a go.
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by dynomight 11y ago
Oh my goodness you are so correct.
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by dynomight 11y ago
There doesn't have to be a single way of doing things for every situation. For some things I'm interested in a native ad is just fine. For other things not. You make interesting points even though you are unnecessarily aggressive.
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by dynomight 11y ago
Maybe scaling native advertising might hire more people than robotizing the whole affair the way it is now.
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by dynomight 11y ago
Zuckerberg is a massive douchebag.
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by dynomight 11y ago
What I think I'm starting to understand is that ads have their own infrastructure and they can be blocked as such. In this infrastructure is data mining/trading, user profiling, and ad bidding. I find all of this disgusting. The k
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by dynomight 11y ago
The separation of powers seems to be our only saving grace at the moment. The notion that one style of government is appropriate for all peoples in all places seems absurd. The US constitution was written up by and for people in a particula
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by dynomight 11y ago
On windows 7 I have my updates set to 'tell about updates and let me install them' and the box 'treat recommended updates as critical updates' is unchecked. I have experienced no such activity from Microsoft. A few weeks
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by dynomight 11y ago
..and the unscrupulous actions of advertisers have been devastating to the web I love.
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by dynomight 11y ago
Sadly this is an important part of education.
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by dynomight 11y ago
Facebook wants to further mine the crap out of it's users identity and sell it to the highest bidder. I get several phishing emails a month that clearly utilize the contact lists of my heavy-facebook user friends. This happened without
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by dynomight 11y ago
I can see the potential for descrimination based on a machine learned perceived identity based on web searches and online activity. Imagine not being able to go into a store or be allowed in neighborhoods because of research on certain kind
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by dynomight 11y ago
The discussion between these two students is youthful and stupid. That said, it's good that things are out in the open and discussed. It's too bad that it's now a permanent record tied to their identities. Her words are clear
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by dynomight 11y ago
It's a pain, but try to rule out dietary problems. I had what you describe for years and then had numerous health problems that forced me to take some time off. I found I have celiac. Now I'm back at it. You just never know...
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by dynomight 11y ago
I think he hit the solution with the example he gave of piracy. You don't go after the pirates or try to lock down the product. You change to business model. One of my favorite ad/content models is TapeOp magazine. They state when
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by dynomight 11y ago
Why are fans of athletes allowed to drink and beer companies allowed to advertise with obvious sports oriented themes in their ads?
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by dynomight 11y ago
The biggest threat to America right now is the gathering of data on individuals. This data has a life of it's own and can and will be used against us where there is money or political gain to be made.
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by dynomight 11y ago
"This whole race has become a circus" >has become
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by dynomight 11y ago
Whoever downvotes without an explanation is a poophead. I still like him.

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