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by hcurtiss 6y ago
And not against Google for Meet? I’ve not read the complaint, but if Teams is impermissible, I fail to understand how you’d ever bundle services for a subscription fee. How do you even define an individual service?
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by hcurtiss 6y ago
I switched from Chrome for Edge's native integration with Windows credentialing and Office 365. In a corporate environment that relies heavily on Windows and the Office suite, it really works very well. Its elegant account management
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by hcurtiss 6y ago
Why is this comment being downvoted?
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by hcurtiss 6y ago
All else being equal, I think most people prioritize their own country and countrymen over others', and would not sacrifice their own countrymen to benefit others'. You may not share this view, but I think most people do. Most p
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by hcurtiss 6y ago
Agreed. Otherwise, modern mobile OSs are pretty tough to penetrate. iOS in particular.
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by hcurtiss 6y ago
There's no way this was from regular pepper spray. Maybe some kind of acid? Or blunt force?
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by hcurtiss 6y ago
Not in the browser, but it does have pretty decent desktop applications for most operating systems.
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by hcurtiss 6y ago
As an iPhone user, I really do appreciate the integration with MacOS. Mostly iMessage and FaceTime.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
Overwhelming the hospital system by virtue of a decrease in capacity seems to me to be a different thing than by virtue of an increase in cases.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
A lot of us mid-career folks have retirement funds too. And a goal.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
This is precisely what worries me. Submit to big brother, or you’re a second class citizen.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
When did “flatten the curve” become “eliminate transmission”? We have abundant hospital capacity remaining nearly everywhere up in the US. It seems likely we can begin moving toward herd immunity significantly more quickly by relaxing soci
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
That has to be weighed against the impacts of cratering the economy, which we know to be a big deal.
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Why was this flagged?
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
I don't actually read either of your linked studies to support what you say. But be that as it may, I think fiber is also satiating. It's just difficult to hit my macros when eating all broccoli. Broccoli, butter, and steak, on
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
By "high carb," I only mean to suggest easily-digestible high-glycemic index carbohydrates. I really do think there's something to the blood glucose spike and crash cycle and its relationship to satiety. I suspect you agree
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
I actually agree with most all of your posts. The one big difference, though, in my opinion, is that when adapted to a very low carbohydrate diet, it's actually easier for me to not eat. That's it. To me, it's the lone advan
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
I use Workshare several times a day, every day. Most transactional attorneys do. I find it works well for its intended purpose.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
What’s wild to me is that a third-party product, Workshare Compare, actually does a better job of this than Microsoft does with its own product. Workshare is used widely in the AmLaw 100.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
Termination fees, baby. Super sketchy all around, but AT&T probably has the better angle here: https://www.networkworld.com/article/2292108/fcc-referees-di...
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
The Two Minutes Hate. Truly Orwellian.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
Carpooling is also difficult for those who have irregular work schedules. Many people cannot leave at the same time every day. That also makes mass transit difficult. If your schedule doesn’t line up with the bus or train, it adds signific
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted. The most likely use of a new abundant energy source will be force projection.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
This comment is terribly misinformed. The First Amendment to the US Constitution does not apply to charities distributing their own resources. There is no law preventing them from conditioning aid on listening to a religious sermon.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
Pretty tough to overcome momentum absent friction.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
This is what I use. Eight cameras with an on-premise NVR (Cloudkey Gen2 Plus). Works great.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
I never claimed gun ownership reduced gun violence overall, but excluding suicide it doesn’t seem to increase it either.[1] At the macro scale, I only mean to say it makes hostile government action less likely. Likewise, at the micro scale
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
In most (nearly all?) circumstances, one party is not armed.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
I think that both having guns makes it marginally less likely that either shoots. That applies at both the micro and macro scale.
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by hcurtiss 7y ago
If only democracies could be trusted to not elect tyrants. Unfortunately, there are many, many examples to the contrary. That fact was one of the primary motivators for the Bill of Rights. You are right that there would be bloodshed when

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