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ktsmith
9y ago
Not sure where the other poster lives but the entire Captain Underpants series is in our son's school library. That's where he read the first one and we purchased the rest for him as he's a voracious reader. They aren't
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It's not that hard to develop lessons that meet the standards. It is time consuming and typically not paid for, teachers are expected to do it on their own time. My state adopted new social studies standards last year and will require
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9y ago
300 down should be the new Ultra tier everywhere Spectrum has upgraded the base speed to 100.
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9y ago
Your contract with AT&T probably only guarantees you 70% of the advertised speed. I've never had an issue with speedtest.net POPs being able to handle gigabit tests. I have lots of experience with underperforming AT&T connectio
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9y ago
For the most part you'll just get a form letter with little to no information in it. It will also almost certainly be written by a staff member that has little to no experience with the policy matter in question.
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9y ago
While there are certainly jobs in Ohio paying more than $100k/year they tend to be clustered among only half a dozen companies. That leaves very little mobility for people. This also doesn't address the fact that salary is only a
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10y ago
How so? Many of these workers will likely be coming from similar jobs in the retail space where Amazon's increased presence is simply displacing them. When workers are paid at or below the minimum wage they often have to rely on govern
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10y ago
WoW is currently trying to appeal to a wide audience rather than a specific group of players that something like a pure skill system would require. They've built in their time sink grinding that is always there but they've also do
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10y ago
All that renaming and buying out of companies was basically Ma Bell reforming herself like the liquid metal Terminator from Terminator 2. Hence the comment about Judge Greene rolling over in his grave.
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10y ago
It's only a competitor against the 13" version of the MacBook Pro though.
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10y ago
The iPad Pro is a different beast entirely than the iPhone or the iPad or iPad Mini. I think the use cases are fairly significantly different and so it can make more sense to change bezel sizes and other things about it. That being said I d
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10y ago
I agree that bezel size matters but not for the reason you mentioned. When I hold a phone or tablet in landscape mode I need a place to comfortably be able to have a portion of my hand touch without interacting with the screen. The iPhone,
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10y ago
What's bogus about his comment on stat() exactly. It literally returns an int and fills in the struct that it takes as a parameter. If he had no idea what it did he could check Google or the man pages which are going to give him some v
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10y ago
I spent half my childhood in South Lake Tahoe and have lived in the region most of my life. During the 80's and 90's, much of which was a period of drought for the region, beetles were a problem and being actively mitigated by the
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10y ago
That's what they get from buying Fluent. They actively take in consumer data from all kinds of sources and marketing campaigns as well as sell data, and traffic for those purposes. Fluent does a lot of co-registration path stuff such a
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10y ago
You can find it here where it says it's in Stage 6 which I would imagine why it's not in the current chart: http://unicode.org/alloc/Pipeline.html 2BD2 GROUP MARK 2015-May-05 Accepted 2016-May-29 St
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10y ago
Looks like it's over quota and the sign up process wasn't finishing successfully. Tried to check it out but can't.
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11y ago
The above example isn't the only case where this is relevant. In this case it's something the author doesn't want to do and is pretty boring and pointless and any sane person isn't going to want to do it. Some people can
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11y ago
The title on the page/video is "Google's Using Workplace Data to Build a Better Employee" not the ediatorialized version posted 'Google spies on their employees to "make them happy"'
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11y ago
I don't think you have to pre-notify every lead that they've been selected but having an interface where leads that are interested in seeing that information, and correcting or removing it, would be ideal. I won't have anythi
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11y ago
I think anyone that has been contacted via your service should have the ability to see what information you've aggregated. This can be as simple as sending an email to customer service and providing the email address or phone number vi
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11y ago
Do you have an opt out option? Talent Bin ( https://www.talentbin.com/ ) does something similar and they've created at least five incorrect profiles for me based on having a common name and their being unable to distingu
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11y ago
You can pay an additional $15 and get the version that's not ad supported. When you click configure and add to cart you are presented with that as the first option.
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11y ago
I've got a kids kindle fire with their free time service for my 6 year old and couldn't agree more. The software and ui are terrible. Worse in some cases than their older fire devices. My son was trying to install a couple of apps
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11y ago
It is indeed here's a comment by the author on a github issue: https://github.com/EFForg/privacybadgerchrome/issues/431#iss...
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11y ago
Sorry for the delayed reply. I tried the filter before I commented here and my results were exactly the same.
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11y ago
I use firefox and pocket but I still don't like that it's baked into the browser. If I change my mind and stop using pocket I can't actually get rid of it. I can disable it but without digging through the source code (which I
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11y ago
I was having lunch with a friend yesterday and as we were getting up to leave he pulls his phone out of his pocket and announced "My Nexus 4 just exploded." As he shows it to us you can see the bloated battery had almost completel
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11y ago
Who needs google: http://www.transparentnevada.com/salaries/search/ There has been plenty of pressure applied to state government to provide this information under freedom of information laws. When a local paper i
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11y ago
It's a bit frustrating to search for flights to a specific airport and then to only receive results for a different but somewhat nearby airport. For example: SFO -> ONT or SFO -> SNA will only return results for SFO -> LAX
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