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10y ago
Yeah, his pay is definitely low, compared to that of the CEO of the NFL, who makes more than $40 million per year.
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finid
10y ago
Why did he endorse H. Clinton?
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10y ago
> Why in God's name are reputable news outlets repeating the completely unverified rumor that it was a Russian hack of the DNC? Well, repeat a falsehood often enough and it gets into the group consciousness and becomes accepted as t
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10y ago
How do you know you've been hacked when the "hacking" is done via a backdoor in a Cisco edge router or switch or in a Microsoft software? Most small nations that use backdoored devices and software don't have the means t
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finid
10y ago
Well, the MSM is an extension of the US govt., so the bias is expected.
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finid
10y ago
That was a reference to local elected officials in NC, not NC's reps in the US congress.
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10y ago
Not the same thing. My idea is this: When you're get a state issued ID, no need to fill out another form. You ID may be tagged with something that lets officials know whether you're a citizen or not.
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10y ago
Yep, it's a continuation of slavery -> Jim Crow ->
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10y ago
Come to think of it, when you're issued a state ID/driver's licence, that should also be considered your registration to vote, provided you've reached voting age. That should eliminate another thing you need to register
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10y ago
As bad as this looks, what are the black lawmakers in NC doing? What's the democratic leadership in the NC congress doing? Don't they know how to put up a fight?
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If Russia Hacked D.N.C., How Should Obama Retaliate?
(nytimes.com)
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10y ago
This looks nice. To OP, I'm looking forward to the dockerized version. Would be a good subject for a presentation at ContainerizeThis 2016 - http://containerizethis.com . If you're not too far from Texas, we'd love
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10y ago
I'm not familiar with Snowplow, but why would you put Piwik in the same category as Octo?
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10y ago
> it's like a temple for upper middle class white people to reject 50 years of food science. I wonder what you mean by that... Those designations (organic, non-gmo, gluten-free, natural) have their place. The practice of it is where
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10y ago
Because they control the system, including your elected officials. Don't ever dream of that happening here. Ever!
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finid
10y ago
But who's going to impose sanctions on us?
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10y ago
How come? Food is too expensive?
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10y ago
If any of the devs are local or not too far from the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas (USA), or don't mind traveling there, we'd love to have you present at ContainerizeThis 2016 - http://containerizethis.com . It's
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10y ago
The reason the US gave; it's not in their interests. That's just about the same reason the Clinton/Gore administration gave for not signing the climate change agreement.
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10y ago
NYC is different. Most parking is street parking, or a paid garage parking, which can be expensive.
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finid
10y ago
I wasn't referring to landmines, but to stuff dropped from the air, by our government.
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10y ago
While we're talking mostly about past wars and their past and ongoing effects, let's not forget that we've created and still perfecting weapons that are several times more damaging than any of those used in those wars. And we
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10y ago
Now imagine the state of the battlefields of Vietnam and surrounding countries. There are places in Cambodia that are no-go areas because of all the stuff we dropped there that did not explode.
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10y ago
> If you want to have a car, you have to live somewhere that has an alley/garage space for you. You're obviously not referring to NYC.
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10y ago
Statistically, especially for a study of this sort, a difference of 0.8% is not that significant.
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finid
10y ago
I'm not a big fan of inline editing, but this looks interesting! What are it's image handling capabilities?
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10y ago
>She was the best CEO of all the ones Yahoo had seen So the best CEO Yahoo! has ever seen couldn't turn the ship around. does that say more about the state of Yahoo! or the competence of the CEO?
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10y ago
It's not brave if you know that you'll be laughing all the way to the bank no matter what.
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10y ago
I can see the title of the book now - How to make out like a bandit after failing as a CEO.
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10y ago
Since we're in a software-driven world, me thinks developers, the uber-type at least, should be getting the type of contracts that CEOs get.
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