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by gabemart 14y ago
I wonder if eventually people will just stop allowing hyperlinks in comments altogether. It would, at a stroke, eliminate the biggest incentive for spam. Yes, it's nice (I guess) when someone's name is a link to their personal website or th
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by gabemart 14y ago
>You certainly do pay for national parks. If you're a citizen, you pay for it in income taxes and any money paid to local businesses while shopping that they then owe in taxes. If you're not a citizen, you're still indirectly paying thr
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by gabemart 14y ago
>If you think Ubuntu provides you with $X in value but you literally do not have $X to your name, well, I'm not sure how it could be providing $X to you, then. I'm not sure I follow your reasoning. Imagine I have disposable income of $0
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by gabemart 14y ago
When I was last shopping for DSL internet service in the UK, every provider would require you to enter your phone number to see what speeds they could provision you with. Most had a small box to uncheck to avoid a marketing follow up phone
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by gabemart 14y ago
In chrome, go to settings > manage search engines. Add a new engine with the parameters: name:wiki keyword: w URL: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=inurl:en.wikipedia %s&btnI=745 Once sav
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by gabemart 14y ago
Couldn't you have gone with a less link-baity title?
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by gabemart 14y ago
Where does this "On Behalf of:" text appear? I just tested this, and sending an "on behalf of" email to another gmail account doesn't result in this text appearing anywhere in the gmail client. The original mail address appears in the heade
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by gabemart 14y ago
Currently, there's no such message with gmail. However, the "real" email address of the sender does appear in the headers.