jngreenlee

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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Ditto, same technique I use. My business phone uses (512) and my personal uses (469). I don't live or work in either one. I also use Google Voice on the personal one, with spam calls blocked (another good layer to have...these go direc
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Not trying to be rude, but can you explain your credibility a little further? I'm sure it would be interesting and add to the discussion.
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Always relevant: The Most Intolerant Wins: The Dictatorship of the Small Minority https://medium.com/incerto/the-most-intolerant-wins-the-dict...
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
>only see more stories of this level of social media marketing manipulation Yes. See the news about Burning Man and the Humana Camp. Mobile right now can't grab the links easily but I will try to come back with them.
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
But will this gather enough attention to give Schultz a push? I think Perot based his campaign on something similar. I'm not sure how this all plays out in the long run. But I often suspect we are stealing from our future (or children&
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
We only have 12 years , at least that's what I've been told to believe.
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
++ Young, artisnal, carbon is the only way to go.
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Honk + Thumbs Down at any driver you see tossing one out the window. Public shaming (not anger like a middle finger) can be very effective. That said, this is probably 90% China as we saw with the ocean plastics source data. Not sure if thi
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Yeah but it sucks to sit there and watch Manitou Springs get rich fast. CS city council is trying now to undo that choice. CS is weird and beautiful in its own ways, and I would only live there now for the mountain access (far better than 9
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Correct and acknowledged in my comment, good call.
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
It does have something to do with it, at least in the reflective case where surplus $$ allows street repair projects (among other things)
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Reporter from CO here. I think this is the crux of the matter. If the points about a strong underground market in the article are true, it's (IMO) due to a weakened attempt at decriminalization. Very much like bittorrents before netfli
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
I submit for your approval: https://www.punkt.ch/en/mp02-4g-mobile-phone/
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Sorry couldn't help but LOL and sorry for getting off-topic. >Al Gore is an expert on Climate Change. Might need to rethink that. He's a fundraiser and tv personality. Think 'evangelist'. It's not evident that he
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Groupthink is a feature not a bug?
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
I don't think you getting downvoted is fair, as you asked a reasonable question. And some of the replies are helping answer said question. But also, this is an opinion piece, no need to take it too seriously in any measure. The respons
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
I can't wait for the n-gate synopsis of this one. Get back to social mining you minions, you.
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
$15/hour in some cases is enough to move above the maximum for Medicaid (133% of FPL for various family/household sizes). Many low-income workers DO NOT want to lose Medicaid as it is a big benefit, works well, esp. for large fami
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Somewhat guaranteed access to Federal funding via FAFSA reduces incentives to price shop. Combined with campus building envy.
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
That's a bad way to put things. You can disagree with the outcome of the 2016 election, but it was a _feature_ not a _bug_ of the system the US has in place. The voters who got their way are equal in their right to their preference as
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Thank you for your part of the product! It is good.
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
This is an incinderary comment: "benefits the rich far more than the one in 1958." First, that would require a tremendous amount of data and an inherently biased framework of benefits valuation to support. Second, you can't d
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
"Announced today, Larry Coin offers tokenized ORACLE SQL transactions. Each coin holder can instantly validate their transaction was run in the ORACLE Cloud.[...]"
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Ps1583 https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://...
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Totally disagree. I work with HPE (went to Skype around 18 mo ago?) and other large OEMs/software publishers, and collaborating from OUTSIDE the four walls of the Skype-implementing organization has gotten atrocious. Imagine driving on
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
The most offensive part is that you can't unsubscribe from bulk mailings. It's like the USPS turned into the govt in Snow Crash.
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
Not for me! I switched to a mail forwarding service (US Global Mail of Houston, TX) many years ago. The benefits are many-fold: -I no longer change my address when I move (my wife and I have lived in an flipped 10+ houses in 6 years) -I get
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
I've thought about this a lot too...one-hour gradiant jumps also make little sense and are only "accurate" for some point roughly in the center of the zone. So, if there was "universal time", you might arrive in Pho
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
I like your approach, which could also be stated as "either build more if you're going to charge 0, or else charge based on privacy/demand" This would force employers to look at flexible hours, work from home, etc., to k
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by jngreenlee 8y ago
>"the article seems to think building more roads, thereby improving road-to-miles-driven ratio will ease congestion." I didn't get that from my reading, why did you reach that conclusion? The article seems to focus more on

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