jerbearito

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by jerbearito 4y ago
My uncle recently had this procedure here in the US. His hospital tried to push him quickly toward a surgical option, but he did his own research and eventually found this. It cost him $15k out of pocket, he now has a clean bill of health,
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by jerbearito 4y ago
Point taken, but I don't see enough of an upshot to giving away your data from the very start — retaining zero control so you don't have to deal with requests that may or may not ever happen.
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by jerbearito 4y ago
So you're saying that, in the event of owning your own data and being asked for it, you would get a lawyer because you acknowledge that there could be unforeseen conseqeuences and aspects of the request that you might not understand. B
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by jerbearito 4y ago
Fascinating! Have you written more about this?
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by jerbearito 4y ago
It seems the author defers to others, doesn’t communicate his own needs/desires, then gets upset when he doesn’t get what he wants. He explains it away by saying he was focused more on the art than the money — but clearly he’s focusing
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by jerbearito 4y ago
No, not the worst, and not even relevant. This stuff happened in 2020, but that person linked to a message from a few months ago.
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by jerbearito 4y ago
Let's not forget we're talking about a raging narcissist who said in 2018 that he may be bipolar (which, imo, checks out). Sometimes it feels like we're awkwardly dancing around this when discussing his "antics" --
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by jerbearito 4y ago
LOL. Yeah, that's the "free speech" advocate you're thinking of.
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Very neat. Thanks for sharing.
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Thanks for sharing. I'm glad you found something to help you through. I'm going to read it again with that in mind. Currently having a tough time and looking for some guidance.
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by jerbearito 5y ago
I'd remind you that Google isn't your private search engine either. It's an index of public-facing websites, some with content that requires payment. The job of filtering and discernment is yours. Perhaps there are search e
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Are you comparing paid/commercial content to private data that requires authentication? They might both require a login, but c'mon man. Not the same at all. Of course Google doesn't index my company's private intranet. B
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Are searching engines specifically for finding free answers? I thought they indexed the web.
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Macrogrift
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Fun!
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Ship it!
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Odd, sorry. I'm able to push and pull from one of my private repos. [Edit: no longer accurate. everything has stopped working]
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Thankfully command line / desktop app still work
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by jerbearito 5y ago
I can't tell if this aggressively dismissive comment is a joke or not.
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by jerbearito 5y ago
When did the rules change? You may have just been mistaken. I thought it was always possible to gain citizenship again, assuming you're eligible like anyone else and are willing to go through the normal citizenship process.
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Agreed. My approach would be: affiliate links by default, with a disclaimer and a toggle.
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Yep! Still sad to see.
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Your reasons are just as valid as anyone else's. I hope one day you achieve your rocket laser garden.
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by jerbearito 5y ago
Medium had a brief period when it was enjoyable and not overflowing with clickbait, listicles, and ads. Now it is, indeed, trash software.
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by jerbearito 6y ago
I think it's back. Youtube is loading.
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by jerbearito 6y ago
I can access youtube if I'm not logged in (Incognito)