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by jcwayne 8y ago
That doesn't seem to be the case: http://money.cnn.com/news/cnnmoney-investigates/nra-funding-...
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by jcwayne 8y ago
This assault on the journalistic integrity of local news must stop! Before you know it they'll have so many must-runs that I'll never find out if my toaster really is going to kill me.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
Serious question for those who agree with this petition. Which country's military would you like to see be the most technologically advanced in 20 years?
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by jcwayne 9y ago
Possibly, but the policy response to such a development could be making it illegal to participate in such a system if it does not implement similar measures. I, for one, would prefer the censorship arms race be stopped here.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
Who is "we" in this context? I'd submit that there is no "we" capable of accomplishing this goal effectively for the long term.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
> No one actually expects to live on Social Security alone... None should, but plenty do.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
And sticking with their Fisher-Price style UI.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
I believe that's what everyone in this thread is saying.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
True, but in this case the rape kits came from a Detroit PD warehouse.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
In other news, every major retailer uses secret shoppers to do essentially the same thing.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
An even easier fix would be to drop the "Animate all the things!!!" mentality.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
After accounting for the difference in cost and time required, quite possibly.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
I would assume it's for a similar reason to why neutrinos from a supernova arrive before the photons. Photons won't be traveling at the speed of light (in a vacuum) until the're actually in a vacuum. Neutrinos and the propaga
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by jcwayne 9y ago
That's a step up from the 2 sentences plus 20 tweets approach.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
He would have been around 17. That's reasonable, given that many/most didn't get an SSN back then until they started working.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
> Sex traffickers in America have the police and prosecutors pursuing them, but they do have one crucial (if secret) ally: Google. Seriously?
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by jcwayne 9y ago
I'm genuinely curious, does anyone actually want/need to look at numbers larger than will fit in a 128bit int? I understand there are applications that require use and storage of such numbers, but how often is there are real need
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by jcwayne 9y ago
This will be a massive time saver for me. It's a real comfort to know that, from now on, all stories on Facebook will be real news. No more reading the articles to spot the BS, just a quick skim of the headlines and I'll be fully
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by jcwayne 9y ago
You can: https://letsencrypt.org/donate/
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by jcwayne 9y ago
That's been my experience.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
> world demand for paper set to double by 2030 We have failed.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
Not sure I'd call it scammy, but I've been increasingly annoyed with the number of things I need to swat away or make an active effort to ignore in order to spend an uninterrupted 15 seconds skimming over a page to see if it'
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by jcwayne 9y ago
This is generally the most detailed and reliable: https://spaceflightnow.com/launch-schedule/
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by jcwayne 9y ago
No good dead goes unpunished. As long as Facebook continues to increase the percentage of women it hires, it will have a disproportionately high number of junior female engineers. Intentionally failing to control for that fact is great if y
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by jcwayne 9y ago
Not sure about UK laws, but my (limited) understanding of US law is that a minor lacks the legal capacity to sign a contract (i.e. agree to TOS). I suspect that's the legal reasoning that's caused PayPal to adopt this policy. PayP
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by jcwayne 9y ago
Overall redshirts aren't the most likely to die, but if there's a redshirt on an away team they've got the worst odds.
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by jcwayne 9y ago
> Election Commission is an independent body in India and cannot be influenced or rigged towards one or other party of which the opposition is accusing them of unfairly. Does such a body truly exist anywhere?
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by jcwayne 9y ago
I'd argue that it's singular in the same sense that Williams[1] is singular, despite have origins which imply it describes a plural concept. Plus, "Windows's" sounds funny. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by jcwayne 9y ago
Maybe "Windows's Subsystem for Linux"?
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by jcwayne 9y ago
At last, I've found the end of the internet!

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