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by melq 9y ago
To those less familiar with email standards.. this means the 3rd party service send grid are the ones actually sending mail on their behalf. More specifically, SPF exists for a domain owner (in this case, popcornnotify.com) to specify who i
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I would argue that gmail's filters work quite well.
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Disagree, it happens all the time. Its a 'major penalty' in that you get fined many thousands of dollars, but I'm pretty sure the team pays it anyway, and that is a drop in the bucket. http://bleacherreport.com&#x2
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>people are not trying to spear other people head first (there are rules explicitly banning this as well as any intentional helmet to helmet contact) Really? Because someone did just that in the AFC championship a week ago in order to (s
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Where is the DEA in all of this?
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How many repairable electronics are being made now a days though? Seems like a function of the market, to me.
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So happy we (Boston) gave them tens of millions of dollars to move here!
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And not just to check that they aren't dead :)
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>I don't know, how about we embrace mobile phones in gigs instead? Because its the exact opposite of what he's trying to do here? Music is an inherently human experience, why do we need to bring computers in to all aspects of o
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by melq 9y ago
Shortening the work day seems like a great idea. Making everyone work the same hours seems like a terrible one. Especially the proposed 1-6. What if you have kids?
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by melq 9y ago
Well, no, you're talking about NIMBYism. But bringing in Amazon is going to necessitate adding housing stock, and that just doesn't happen in like Boston that already have housing issues and rampant NIMBYism.
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Seems to me that more of the blame for homelessness should be placed on the government than on Amazon. Not working at Amazon is hardly the reason for someone's homelessness.
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Yeah I think this is the way you access the xml-rpc api.
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> the kind of crude, unsubstantiated, vitriolic one-liner always voted down on here, hate/poison in place of thought. Dramatic much? Even an apologist for Mencken such as yourself should be able to see the value in having a debate a
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by melq 9y ago
This article leaves out the fact that the 'Sage of Baltimore' was also a miserable racist and anti-semite.
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Nice chats don't have to resolve 'American tribalism' to be worthwhile.
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Many genres of music have songs that are mostly comprised of a handful of chord sequences, or 'chord progressions'. For instance, you will hear the I - IV - V all the time in western pop. An example of this (with a different chord
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by melq 9y ago
I've studied jazz for many years, and my experience supports your points in your third paragraph. I've heard a lot of questions about the 'wrong notes' when introducing someone to a recording or something. I've also
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by melq 9y ago
>Huawei doesn’t just make smartphones and laptops; it’s also getting into mesh Wi-Fi. Huawei is a giant in the networking world and has been for a long time. I used to work in a lab in the networking space, and iirc Huawei products were
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>A statement was sent along with a screenshot of 14 reviews Yelp claims came from the same IP address belonging to Sinnott’s Yelp account. Probably because they were all on the cafe's wifi network when they reviewed the place.
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>Croman, Kyle; Eyal, Ittay (2016). "On Scaling Decentralized Blockchains" (PDF). doi:10.1007/978-3-662-53357-4_8. Retrieved December 10, 2017. The maximum throughput is the maximum rate at which the blockchain can confirm
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Hard drives are an especially bad choice for lifetime reasons, and SSDs don't solve the problem either :P
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>But I’m more wary of services that are mashing that data together to get a fuller picture of you. Certainly that must describe Facebook, and I would think Google as well?
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Wonder who knows more about us at this point, FB or Google?
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What leads you to believe Target is better to it's employees than Amazon?
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Perhaps they shouldn't retain those executives.
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Doesn't get more overblown than the way he talks about his 'A New Kind of Science' ideas IMO.
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Do you know why its harder for a generator to power an unloaded circuit? Just curious.
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>If a ripped 6'4" male model called himself @sexyengineer and posted pictures of him building things shirtless, I would roll my eyes and call his legitimacy into question. I was considering posting a comment along the lines of

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