everdrive

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3001.
by everdrive 8y ago
Watching does = interest if you continue to stay on the topic. Interest certainly does not mean approval, and it often can mean "I find this content extreme and outrageous."
3002.
by everdrive 8y ago
Serious reply --- wouldn't the reverse be true? A school in ancient times would more closely resemble a religious institution than anything like a modern school?
3003.
by everdrive 8y ago
Agreed, I find that self-hosted ads tend to be the least offensive. Even if this changed, and some self-hosted ads were intrusive or malicious, it would certainly be a simple problem to solve: block site X.com and don't visit site X.co
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by everdrive 8y ago
This might be unpopular, but I hope Pihole remains untenable for non-technically savvy users. Advertisers and ad-blocking are always engaged in a game of cat and mouse. I'd prefer advertisers to see Pihole as a tiny niche of the market
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by everdrive 8y ago
Your criticisms are valid, however given the audience I doubt most Americans would actually 'fast,' and instead would simply skip dinner, wake up actually-hungry instead of just salty-fat-hungry, and perhaps lose a few pounds. Plu
3006.
by everdrive 8y ago
Don't huge swaths of people have the same resolution, though? Yes, I understand other things come into play here (OS, Browser, available plugins, etc) but I am skeptical that people are really building UUIDs based on someone's scr
3007.
by everdrive 8y ago
I appreciate the point you're making, but the truth is probably closer to "my mom likes some portion of the activities above, but is addicted to switching between them, getting notifications, and she doesn't known how to mode
3008.
by everdrive 8y ago
It uses these domains: http://xtrapath1.izatcloud.net http://xtrapath2.izatcloud.net http://xtrapath3.izatcloud.net I'm not sure what part of the OS is sending it, but it's definitely happening
3009.
by everdrive 8y ago
I agree with all of this, and would only add that it seems like the market has already handled this strange circumstance. I enjoy great wine and it seldom costs more than $8 a bottle. Some people really want to buy expensive things for the
3010.
by everdrive 8y ago
Did you also serve 80 people a single loaf of bread?
3011.
by everdrive 8y ago
A non-problem (remote ignition systems) causes another non-problem (thinking about how exhaust works) -- being a luddite is sometimes the correct position.
3012.
by everdrive 9y ago
>People shouldn't make excuses for not reading other's boundaries This statement doesn't hold up on its own --- boundaries are not always clearly marked, nor are everyone's boundaries compatible, or even fair.
3013.
by everdrive 9y ago
>If you have income and have and pay any recurring bills (even utilities, etc.) you have credit to exploit; I was always told this was true, but I waited for years to finally get a credit card or try to apply for a loan. Everyone informe
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by everdrive 9y ago
As I understand it, a woman doesn't know which men are threats or not (and some certainly are) -- so a man who can't read their boundaries is really a canary in the mine for them. Moreso, this tends not to be an intellectual calcu
3015.
by everdrive 9y ago
This is dead on. To be honest, girls can get creeped out whether I have platonic intent or not. Part of what defines a guy as "creepy" is the mere fact of whether or not he's reading a girl's signals correctly. This can