jayess

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by jayess 9y ago
Nice goal post moving!
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by jayess 9y ago
Your response only talks about 2008. The 2012 campaign admitted that it sucked data out of facebook. 'The entire social network' in the united states. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1129&v=LGiiQUMa
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by jayess 9y ago
Who wants to open a free-speech based forum site?
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by jayess 9y ago
So no links to licensed gun dealers either, then?
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by jayess 9y ago
That's BS. The Obama campaign bragged about using Facebook data and was praised for it.
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by jayess 9y ago
50? Try thousands? Just see the comments above from folks who created developer accounts just so they could spy on friends...
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by jayess 9y ago
...and here come the lawyer vultures (full disclosure, I'm a lawyer).
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National Transit Database – Visualizing national public transit data(nationaltransitdatabase.org)
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by jayess 9y ago
Did it ever have a real chance?
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by jayess 9y ago
I've occasionally sent emails to a friend of mine who passed... despite getting bounce backs.
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by jayess 9y ago
Is a lobster conscious?
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by jayess 9y ago
Well, if Tolstoy says so, then there is no arguing...
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Lack of market forces.
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by jayess 9y ago
Just goes to confirm my own experience with grads that the difference between schools is largely cohort, not quality of students.
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by jayess 9y ago
Not 'rarely,' never. Every time "pure" communism has been tried, it has ended is misery, death, disease, and horror.
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by jayess 9y ago
The world economy was once 100% subsistence and farming. Now it's, what, 1%? At least in industrialized countries. What happened to those other 99%? OMG they must be living in slums paycheck to paycheck.
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SF tourist industry struggles to explain street misery to horrified visitors(sfchronicle.com)
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by jayess 9y ago
I tried opening a business account more than six months ago and it's still not verified. I've uploaded files, my driver's license, everything they've asked for... still nothing.
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by jayess 9y ago
It seems to me the simplest answer is that they're fully aware and not doing anything about it. It doesn't take the best and brightest to figure it out. I've purchased thousands of twitter and facebook followers before for $5
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by jayess 9y ago
https://abovethelaw.com/2016/03/suing-chinese-companies-in-u...
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by jayess 9y ago
Totally anecdotal, but I started taking vitamin D supplements at the suggestion of my doctor because of my family history of colon cancer. I noticed that my acne declined significantly. I'm wondering if it has to do with the amount of
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by jayess 9y ago
There's usually a small claims upper limit, so that's the max you can ask for without going to a regular trial court, where the rules are much more complex.
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by jayess 9y ago
In my state you can get a court order to a court officer to seize property. Do not do it yourself. I once had a judgment against someone and I hired the court officer to go to the defendant's house and start towing his cars. I immediat
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by jayess 9y ago
550,000 would have been about 0.5% of the US population in 1918.
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by jayess 9y ago
Brave browser. I switched from Firefox a few months ago and I love it.
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by jayess 9y ago
It's not me, it's the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit that you have a quibble with, then. Look up US Telecom Association v FCC (2016) https://techliberation.com/2017/07&#x2F
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by jayess 9y ago
If you're hearing this for the first time then you aren't getting your news from someone who is aware of the US Telecom Association v FCC case in which the court of appeals made it clear that because of first amendment problems, t
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by jayess 9y ago
Under NN ISPs were free to censor content. Edit: Downvoting a simple, verifiable fact? Nice. That about sums up this whole charade.
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by jayess 9y ago
Then you might be shocked to learn that net neutrality actually permitted ISPs to engage in viewpoint-based censorship. This whole debate has been so completely hijacked by utterly false premise arguments.
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You're completely missing my point. Today everyone is screaming at the top of their lungs that because of the repeal of NN, ISPs will begin censoring speech, while these campaigns are being financed and propagated by the very entities

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