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by jak92 8y ago
So not only do you need a phone number, it must be a mobile phone ?
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by jak92 8y ago
PBS content should be free everywhere
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by jak92 8y ago
Well, I guess 30% is many. It also could be the time you called, or maybe your # is flagged as spam.
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by jak92 8y ago
Really? Never experienced that
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by jak92 8y ago
> not sure why OpenTable believes they own this information. Probably within the terms and conditions that no one reads.
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by jak92 8y ago
> Easy enough: call the restaurant yourself then. Except many now use a service provider to manager their reservations. Once they have your phone number (to confirm) it's no longer a one time transaction.
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by jak92 8y ago
> the "basic" iPad went back to an older design for the display to cut costs, it has a non-laminated display that can really bother you if you are accustomed to the more recent iPad models. I have an ipad air 2 and our screen
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by jak92 8y ago
How about I control my data and my preferences. My meal is a one time transaction where you provide food in exchange for my money.
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by jak92 8y ago
My City is double decking highways all the while building zero new rail and or bike lanes. They are doubling down on stupid.
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by jak92 8y ago
You're going to wash this in the same machine you wash your clothes?
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by jak92 8y ago
Doesn't work in public restrooms where they used the cheapest possible tp.
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by jak92 8y ago
Jeb!
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by jak92 8y ago
Another option would be a campaign to install bidets That would be nice. I hate having to use public restrooms due to lack of bidet.
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by jak92 8y ago
but did he black face?
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by jak92 8y ago
He's nice and all, but can we go back to electing Presidents who have had lots of executive and political experience ?
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by jak92 8y ago
He also rides a bike.
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by jak92 8y ago
Isn't Android Adware ?
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by jak92 8y ago
... and nothing of value was lost.
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by jak92 8y ago
Your Messages. We do not retain your messages in the ordinary course of providing our Services to you. Once your messages (including your chats, photos, videos, voice messages, files, and share location information) are del
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by jak92 8y ago
I thought WhatsApp is e2e encrypted, Pretty sure they have the keys. edit: guess not.
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by jak92 8y ago
Does WhatsApp save the pictures for their own use? Does their TOS/Privacy Policy outline what they (if anything) do with photos? I do not have whatsapp or facebook, so I don't know, but similar to OP, many family members do.
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by jak92 8y ago
Exactly. But an administrator actually may have a use for doing a count statement.
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by jak92 8y ago
"The Guardium alert was triggered by a query from an administrator's account to return the count of rows from a table in the database," Sorenson said. Such queries are considered dangerous because the software
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by jak92 8y ago
Is it illegal to bribe a private university for admission?
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by jak92 8y ago
Sounds good, but I suspect many of those steps won't actually work. That is, he hasn't truly vanished, maybe to online trolls who are into SWATTING.
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by jak92 8y ago
Well, completely unencrypted, but depends on what you consider the threat to be.
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by jak92 8y ago
People think it's secure, but it's worse now than ever since many faxes are now emailed as PDFs
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by jak92 8y ago
> but I'm also glad I deleted my data when they turned into a data marketer. Thanks, I needed a laugh today.
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by jak92 8y ago
there is no information on the website. or does the website for the privacy focused app require javascript to display anything other than a download button?
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by jak92 8y ago
what hotel charges a resort fee in the hundreds of dollars?

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