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13y ago
>Sorry to go slightly off-topic, but what is the evidence that the FISA courts are rubber stamps rather than really doing their job? I'm not being snarky, I just haven't seen any (but I have heard FISA called that a lot) http:
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13y ago
Someone trots this horse out of the barn every time privacy issues come up. I don't give a fuck what SCOTUS said in 1979. They could have gotten it wrong. Their interpretation could disagree with a plain reading of the Constitution, or
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13y ago
Which is why acts of 'terrorism' are no longer covered under almost any insurance policy unless you pay through the nose for an additional rider.
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13y ago
Free* There's a $2 fee if you come close to your bandwidth cap (where they automatically 'helpfully' add value so you don't run out) and a $.99 fee if you don't use enough data (at least 5 MB a month). They'll probably have new and exciting
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13y ago
Email between large providers rarely does; almost every major SMTP server supports STARTTLS.
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13y ago
I didn't read the page, but it isn't FUD; this is how they have handled every other upgrade in the past. I'm glad that they chose to change their mind on this one.
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13y ago
This probably means they're about to release a new version that you'll have to pay full price to upgrade to. They do this every time they're about to release a new version. I find LastPass premium a much better value. You give up a little c
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13y ago
> There are no helmet rules listed that apply to anyone over fourteen. This is untrue; commercial cyclists must wear a helmet (see 412(p)(4)(v))
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13y ago
One click (just hold it down until the menu appears, then let go over the option.)
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13y ago
It uses Crowdtilt to process payments, which takes 2.5%. Although the wording of the statement isn't crystal clear; they may charge the people wishing to contribute an extra 2.5%? Regardless, 2.5% gets skimmed off for payment processing. h
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13y ago
They finally fixed that in the most recent update (as of about a week ago?) They also added filtering, so you no longer have to just blindly scroll around to find a song.
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13y ago
VTSMX, VGTSX, VBMFX - with corresponding Admiral versions if you have enough money, which are the same funds with even lower expense ratios. Edit: You wanted the rebalancing funds (those are the component funds.) The rebalancing funds are c
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14y ago
KYC was implemented for everything, including prepaid credit cards. Real ID is very real; basically every state is now a member of the DMVPP and passes data freely, including to Canada and Mexico. How exactly did comment campaigns do anythi
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14y ago
He'll sign it with a signing statement going "I don't really like any of this, but I'm going to sign it anyway" and claim that is somehow a solution.
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14y ago
You guys should make a "Google Voice replacement" plan that is just one line and no grouping but more generous with texts & minutes. I'd pay for it but you guys don't have a plan that is anywhere near this model.
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14y ago
You also can't "instantly" transact with Bitcoin, unless you're willing to risk a double-spend. You have to wait for confirmations through the blockchain which involve fees AND waiting (or really really long waiting) -- if you're going to p
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14y ago
That is exactly what T-Mobile offers; all of these prices do not include a device (you can purchase one on installments.) The pricing is higher, but other than that, it's basically the same shebang and T-Mobile doesn't have a profit-margin
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14y ago
I'm a little annoyed they won't offer official tethering on the 4.5 GB plan, even for an extra charge. This is especially annoying because T-Mobile is historically one of the most aggressive anti-tethering carriers (through use of packet in
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14y ago
It's always only been available for new activations; they didn't want to cannibalize existing lines.
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14y ago
As I said, LinkedIn's CS has it. You submit a request to them and they use something on their end to zap away all the unaccepted invites.
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14y ago
LinkedIn's customer service has a tool that will remove all of these for you and remove them from the recipient inboxes (on the service, obviously it can't remove the email copies) as well, should this happen to anyone else. It was mentione
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> Right now we only support social logins. That's too bad; I was interested in moving beyond the first page. This is about as far from a social site as you can get. You don't have any need for my social graph. Please stop doing this. If
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I want my cheese (an essay about complexity in everyday life by Scott Adams)
(dilbert.com)
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It's $45, but you only get 2GB of data. They advertise 'unlimited' but if you go even a byte over 2 GB they harass you with automated phone calls and then 'throttle' you (down to less than 1 Kb/s, so basically disable your data access, as e
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14y ago
T-Mobile stores no longer sell SIM card kits; you must buy them online. You can also regularly get a T-Mobile prepaid phone of some variant for $20 at Walgreens, which comes with the "Activation Kit" (SIM card and secret number) as well as
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Why we ask people to sign in (Quora)
(ghost.quora.com)
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Oh great, will I have to log in to read blog entries beyond the first one?
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I've been trying to make this exact point to my current company as we try to hire operations people. I really liked the refinery analogy, and think it will come in handy. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it.
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No, but you can buy an "8-ride ticket" for a slight discount. From San Jose, you'd need a 4-zone ticket, which would cost $64.75 -- this gives you 4 round trips to SF. http://www.caltrain.com/Fares/farechart.html (Note: You'll need to acq
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14y ago
The updater always prompts you for it, though, because it always uses the stub installer. Shameful.
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