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Pro Net-Neutrality Site Launched on FCC Chairman Named Domain(ajitvpai.com)
1 points by moonka 9y ago|0 comments
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by moonka 9y ago
Wasn't there a lawsuit about bestbuysucks.com that called this type of usage out as lawful?
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by moonka 9y ago
I was part of the N beta with my pixel. Overall it was pretty smooth, but 2 minor annoyances. When it came time for the final, it didn't come for those of us in the beta until a couple weeks later (though you could manually flash it
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by moonka 9y ago
I found so much of this fascinating. Not just the circumstances of Lola being brought over here, but the children's recognition of what was happening. Learning family horrors (and trying to rectify them) such as this can be one of th
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by moonka 9y ago
The fact that children in this country (and really anywhere) suffer from food insecurity is appalling.
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Telling Photos from the Mark Zuckerberg Presidential Campaign Trail(observer.com)
38 points by moonka 9y ago|31 comments
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by moonka 9y ago
They are starting from the other side: > The company sells produce packs for $5 to $8 but limits sales to owners of Juicero hardware. The products were only available in three states until Tuesday, when the company expanded to 17.
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by moonka 10y ago
I didn't see in the article any reason to believe Google is planning to attach your search history to this service, did I miss it?
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by moonka 10y ago
Maybe it's for last mile trucking? Smaller batteries wouldn't way as much, but the economics might still work out ok.
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by moonka 10y ago
I think it's a reference to people pulling things from the passenger's past that seem of little relevance. http://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/2017/04/11/d...
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by moonka 10y ago
When I was a child this is how I thought solar panels would look in the future. These look much nicer, and I imagine will help win over those who are very concerned about curb appeal.
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by moonka 10y ago
I was debating San Fran vs SF in order to fit the title limit, but was worried that not everyone would know what SF is. Based on the number of replies, I shouldn't have worried. Now I know for next time!
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San Fran is so expensive, some tech companies can't convince employees to move(cnbc.com)
43 points by moonka 10y ago|90 comments
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by moonka 10y ago
Yea, this is pretty mind boggling. > Pai told USA TODAY in a statement. “Taking it off the table permanently will be a victory for Americans across the country who, like me, value a moment of quiet at 30,000 feet.”
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by moonka 10y ago
>These results then may be relevant for other forms of social media. Does this mean they only studied Facebook, or did they look at other social media networks as well? It seems to me that it is the former, but I'm not sure. I ima
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by moonka 10y ago
>Since workers for most gig economy companies are considered independent contractors, not employees, they do not qualify for basic protections like overtime pay and minimum wages. It concerns me how eager we are to be to roll back the ha
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by moonka 10y ago
Thanks! These are really something.
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by moonka 10y ago
This makes the rounds every once in awhile, and yet I still end up reading it every time. It's a little spooky. Does anyone know of other, similar "just in case" speeches?
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by moonka 10y ago
>The government, in order to enforce its subpoena, would have had to demonstrate that whoever is behind the Twitter account was likely violating some law. There also were serious questions about whether the type of subpoena used, which i
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by moonka 10y ago
If anyone else is curious I found the following link that talks about why people wouldn't want to find out. After reading this I can understand why someone wouldn't want to. https://en.hdyo.org/eve/articles&#x
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by moonka 10y ago
If you don't mind me asking, why would you prefer not to know?
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by moonka 10y ago
>Once you own your place, you don't have to pay rent, you can live on $500 a month. That may be covered by the unemployment help, so you don't have to work either and don't pay taxes. At least in Washington, unemployment i
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by moonka 10y ago
This is an interesting initiative, I look forward to seeing where it goes. Kudos to Sam, Debra & Matt for taking a lead on this.
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Minnesota senate moves to tighten Internet privacy protections(twincities.com)
21 points by moonka 10y ago|1 comments
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by moonka 10y ago
The amount of these companies that are popping up leads me to believe there is a desire for this type of service. I've always been surprised that the supermarkets around me don't put together Blue Apron style meal kits that one c
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by moonka 10y ago
We used it very frequently for awhile, and than stopped as we got tired of the dishes they seem to rotate though. When we went to order again recently I was pretty surprised at the jump. One main and side seemed to cost about what we woul
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Airbnb “Bribes” Host with Cash Under NDA After Partiers Destroy Apartment(observer.com)
495 points by moonka 10y ago|222 comments
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by moonka 10y ago
>It is a very funny and fascinating book, the kind you get stuck on it and can't let go. I made the mistake of starting it late in the day on Saturday. Chewed up my entire weekend between reading it and not being able to put it dow
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by moonka 10y ago
> "One of the officers calls out to me and says, 'Hey, give me your phone,'" recalled Shibly. "And I said, 'No, because I already went through this.'" The officer asked a second time. Within second
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by moonka 10y ago
>- I can watch their shows on any device, including my chromecast (unlike Amazon Prime Video) and linux laptops. In addition to the availability of the app, it's a much nicer app than Hulu or Amazon provides. I saw this as someone

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