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by jeegsy 7y ago
An important point. Internationals typically have to pay in full at a higher rate.
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by jeegsy 7y ago
isnt this what happens already?
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by jeegsy 7y ago
I always hesitate with these sorts of effects calculations. Depending on how long or how transient these negative effects are, a lot of folks could get screwed through no fault of their own.
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Strictly speaking 103 to 17 referrals is a heck of an improvement but to still have 17 referrals is a head shaker.
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Thank you very much for creating this. I've missed stumbleupon so much since their disastrous pivot. I found so many random pages back then, really felt like I was truly "surfing" the web. Here's to finding more of that
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Out of habit probably.
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Indeed. Especially when all this can be implemented with regular email directly.
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As in, it doesnt render the buttons at all. Just leaves a blank area where the button is supposed to be. I wasn't detailed because I assumed everyone knew about it based on the many comments I encountered online while searching for a f
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Excellent product from my brief examination. Does this work on mobile?
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Has firefox solved its long standing issue with the rendering of radio buttons?
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by jeegsy 7y ago
> It has a very rigid social structure and fights against government regulation that threatens individual liberty Frankly I dont really see the contradiction. You can have a 'rigid' social structure and still frown upon the int
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by jeegsy 7y ago
> occasional anti establishment candidate doesn't uproot necessary structural change The anti-establishment is the bare minimum for structural change to happen. The difficulties that Obama and now Trump have faced in bring change (w
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Rather than working to devise "voice transcription on par with AWS", maybe we can also decide that some things are not necessary and should remain in the scifi realm. The novelty of yelling "Ok google navigate to...." wo
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by jeegsy 7y ago
> objectively right and wrong answers in politics I tend to think that sentiments like these are perfect arguments for a one-party authoritarian technocracy. > policy cause and effect Something that sounds so trivial yet notoriously d
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Thats an interesting take. It never even occurred to me. You are right, if you really want to know about the local stuff, you can. You might have to work a little bit more but most of the info is out there already.
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by jeegsy 7y ago
The idea of the separation of Church and State is a long standing and well-established tradition. We dont expect much interference in this case. Not so for if a similar thing is applied to local press vis a vis the govt. Interference is vir
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by jeegsy 7y ago
What happens when there is collusion to exclude between all these supposedly separate platforms? I seem to recall a certain Jones guy who was deplatformed by nearly all the major social networks in a single day. Any holdouts (twitter) were
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by jeegsy 7y ago
I had not looked at it this way before..It is possible to be prudent with your data but once you share with other who are maybe not so prodent, who knows?
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by jeegsy 7y ago
ISWYDT
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by jeegsy 7y ago
I dont understand anything about this comment
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by jeegsy 7y ago
The fact that the news might be necessary to obtain such info strikes me as a bug not a feature. We shouldn't need media(tion) between would-be politicians and citizenry. Perhaps quaint and impractical now, but I wish we still lived in
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by jeegsy 7y ago
You are correct in that my concerns are not primarily food safety although still a concern. I am more interested in food security. When whole countries are in the thrall of companies like Bayer/Monsanto because their farmers have becom
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Hear Hear!
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by jeegsy 7y ago
I'll be curious to learn how you define a known fact with emphasis on the 'known' part.
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by jeegsy 7y ago
This is a perfect example of something I have been thinking about. Facts are funny things: Consider that if the media was pro-Trump for example, they would have omitted the "But there is no evidence" part. The opposite is also tru
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Sometimes, all you need is to get people to say "hmm.." and you're off to the races.
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>They usually assume news from these channels have been fact-checked or are trustworthy I think this is irrelevant. People will listen to what they like to hear or what matches what they already think. NOBODY is exempt from this, I dont
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by jeegsy 7y ago
I strongly prefer what we have now to the authoritarian "society" you have described. It sends shivers down my spine to think that there are westerners advocating such things. You can always move to China, they have everything you
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by jeegsy 7y ago
This is true if we make all sorts of ideal case assumptions. Patents should expire but don't always do due to all sorts of shenanigans between corporations and govt. In the end I prefer corporations innovating in "optional" i
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by jeegsy 7y ago
Could you share how you are able to scrape emails in particular?

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