lithos

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541.
by lithos 10y ago
Flag yourself as someone to monitor.
542.
by lithos 10y ago
The US doesn't have the privacy parts is WWII in memory. Where govt workers had to scramble to destroy what data they could before it was seized, where fire fighters let document storage burn as long as possible because it had census
543.
by lithos 10y ago
There's a difference between those, and the eradication of diseases/increased nature preservation/reduced world hunger/increased literacy. Basically the post is going way out of its way to show a selection of the good st
544.
by lithos 10y ago
Author seemed to be going to great lengths to get things that were very positive, or at least very difficult to argue as a negative.
545.
by lithos 10y ago
Isn't that the assumption of any medium article? You're getting an editorial piece, based on the author's views (editorial doesn't necessarily mean all opinion and low fact density).
546.
by lithos 10y ago
This is known children's behavior. That was formalized at Nickolodian after Blues Clues had to play the same episode multiple times in the week, mostly by accident since the show was more expensive than normal. It surprised everyone u
547.
by lithos 10y ago
This video does a great job at summarizing the issues and abuses of the gig economy, and even goes much further than most blog like articles to support their claims.
548.
by lithos 10y ago
So many ancient jokes are taken literally as ignorance.
549.
by lithos 10y ago
Well in this case you can joke about it coming full circle since Google is the ad and ranking company, that rewards such antics.
550.
by lithos 10y ago
Individual employees don't have legal weight. Vendors do.
551.
by lithos 10y ago
I can't imagine a silicon valley startup that doesn't blur the lines of miss using assets. Though good luck getting a hold of their books.
552.
by lithos 10y ago
I like this statement.
553.
by lithos 10y ago
Lays the foundation for other countries.
554.
by lithos 10y ago
That's not testing for math, it's testing for notation.
555.
by lithos 10y ago
Unless it kills quickly there's almost never a way to tell. It just comes down to a stat(istics) off between competing arguments. In this case with a one person test group.
556.
by lithos 10y ago
Large operations always tend to communicate with their service providers at some level. Likewise I imagine these types of companies tend to generate some level of complaint from sellers to the provider. They are really aggressive bots that
557.
by lithos 10y ago
Pretty sane compared to some of the posts here. It seems like people are completely ignoring that all age groups are involved. It's very easy to say make America great again and capture: the 80 year old that has had there retirement p
558.
by lithos 10y ago
It was at one point. While a little troll-y still a fun thing to consider.
559.
by lithos 10y ago
Bloomberg tech analysis is actually pretty positive. The senators that blocked IP/patent regulation change got the boot,other house/senate members that tech supported got in, the grid lock that has kept 'new issues' fr
560.
by lithos 10y ago
Pitch it as an antikeylogger security measure.
561.
by lithos 10y ago
Quite a rambler( falls into a few annoying cliches), but does show some of the interaction between physical/digital and in areas this site almost acts like it doesn't exist. Could have quite the drinking game with Jefferson/H
562.
by lithos 10y ago
The average parent would almost never have time to teach a subject they know, how would they find time to teach something they don't know.
563.
by lithos 10y ago
#1 reminds me a bit of what my uncle has said of his radio advertising work. Where he works far harder than needed for the first couple of runs, so that in the future similar work with the client is just a simple phone call(in either direc
564.
by lithos 10y ago
Another new tech company realizing their show boating methodology doesn't work as effectively once you're out of cyberspace. On the bright side this isn't the complete end to the infrastructure that enabled Google to do this
565.
by lithos 10y ago
The military is very good at doing whatever they want to. There's a better than good chance they just started docking 100% of his pay without telling them anywhere but their pay stub, then put them in a situation where it takes man-day
566.
by lithos 10y ago
So because putting a pixel on the screen is slow it's okay to add more time?
567.
by lithos 10y ago
Wow I was expecting a full blown article, and instead found something smaller than a write in opinion piece. Even worse the source document has far more interesting data on it, sorting by gender/age/location. Even if it is a sel
568.
by lithos 10y ago
Why doesn't amazon make it this easy to compare? Right now looking at the comments a lot of people in charge of server decisions are referencing a random internet person instead of their docs.
569.
by lithos 10y ago
Paper and $100 is still very public, we're just spoiled. It's also going to cost you less time contacting/accessing each website individually. You might have some luck with RL social networking. Or could settle for info grap
570.
by lithos 10y ago
There are very accurate maps available publicly. When a ship lays anchor it's not just the end but can end up being a mile of chain as the real holding force(with the ship bouncing around). Fishermen are able to damage cables as well

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