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by notlisted 10y ago
Nonsensical scaremongering. I've reviewed my history for several months. I use voice a lot, especially in the car. My history only shows items where I've used Google Now (button press) or used keyboard voice dictation (SMS, Waze,
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by notlisted 10y ago
It won't. Socialized medicine works. Note: It probably doesn't just bankrupt old people here… I've seen whole families affected by last-ditch efforts to squeeze out a few more months. Second mortgages. College funds. It'
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by notlisted 10y ago
Beautiful story. I have several friends in the Netherlands whose parents (terminally ill, i.e. MLS, cancer) opted for euthanasia. They were all happy with the process and the outcome. Unless advances in immunotherapy significantly change th
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by notlisted 10y ago
The funny thing is that monthly living expenses (mortage + taxes) are less than our tiny apartment in NYC. Schools are great, which is why we moved, and cheap in context (compare $16k/yr in taxes to $36k+/yr for a 6yo in NYC priva
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Karma-Duped: A Cautionary Tale About the Murky World of Venture Lending(huffingtonpost.com)
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by notlisted 10y ago
Hear hear! 19 years in NYC. Wife 'forced' me to move to the burbs, but having tasted what life can be like you'd need to drag me back kicking and screaming to ever live there again. I laugh at those we left behind, who sinc
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by notlisted 10y ago
It all depends on where you live Maarten. I'm from Holland. Moved to a 'burb' three years ago after nearly 20 years in NYC. We picked a town where some of the things you mention are still a reality (spontaneous play, kids wal
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by notlisted 10y ago
The only reason why I may ultimately move back to Western-Europe: the right to arrange a peaceful death on my own terms. Sad news nonetheless.
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by notlisted 10y ago
Hmmm... Isn't the real reason for the blue interfaces because futuristic movies employ loads of green-screen shots?
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by notlisted 11y ago
Correct insertion of the extra P tells me so much about you. This whole social class stuff is quite funny when you start thinking about it. I'm terribly judgmental it seems...
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by notlisted 11y ago
Funny, to me it was an indicator of her age (ie when she started using the Internet). I have the same reaction to articles on blogger. I associate Medium with minimalist know-it-all bearded fixie hipster programmers (under 35). :p Still bet
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by notlisted 11y ago
I may sound like an old fart, I am one too, but you sound like a very young one. Peeked at your profile and I see I'm right. May you grow up without troublesome times in your life. May I add to the list of 'excuses': - Gettin
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by notlisted 11y ago
Meh. Keurig tried the same thing. People cut the lid off a legit pod and taped it on the lid of the refill thingamabob or in the DRM-Keurig machine itself. I accept the challenge! (I was also facetious. If this isn't an long con April
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by notlisted 11y ago
Get out of my way! Off to create the Guicero(sic) Replacement Pouch. Buy once. Chop chop. Press press. Rinse twice. Repeat. Just $65. Dishwasher-safe version $119. Call now, and you'll receive a 2 month farm-to-table membership valued
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by notlisted 11y ago
But you did… at one point? (note that I wrote: "Active development not required").
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by notlisted 11y ago
Too busy to read all comments, apologies if it's been stated elsewhere, but a related remark: Whenever I interview a programmer, I ask them about their pet project at home. I have yet to meet a good programmer that doesn't have
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by notlisted 11y ago
I don't believe for one second that the people running the dispensaries never 'partook'. It takes a fan of the merchandise to run these things and communicate with the clientele. They just weren't caught. Why not? I susp
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by notlisted 11y ago
Isn't it more likely that they scanned one of these (in the comfort of their own home/studio)? http://forum.david-3d.com/viewtopic.php?p=32781 (edit:ignore the scanning method outlined here, low resolution, focus
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by notlisted 11y ago
This data is from 2005! A lot has changed since. I can't quickly google the date it changed (before of after 2005?) but during the first bubble of 1999-2001, H1B holders were beholden to their employers as they were not allowed to look
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by notlisted 11y ago
Meh. For me this is such a non-issue. While very privacy-conscious in general, since my very bad experience with an encrypted backup drive, a lost password/passphrase, and losing 2 years of data/photos as a result, I've cool
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by notlisted 11y ago
Related: if you want to read how the Telecoms have us over a barrel, and how they fleeced us all yet never delivered on what they promised, read http://www.amazon.com/Broadbandits-Inside-Billion-Telecom-He... (by Om Malik,
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by notlisted 11y ago
Indeed. Was trying to get a sense of who was behind this, why I should trust the content, if there was a political slant, etc. The copy on the about page is 100% icky ("the world's best" "the world's highest value&q
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by notlisted 11y ago
I do. They're great, but thanks for sharing. NSFW peeps (no nudity, words)
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by notlisted 11y ago
Hmmm, I have my 30 most important domains on register.com, hundreds elsewhere. Register.Com is not exactly cheap, but I felt more secure. I'm a little miffed with the results of this security test tool for those register.com domains (f
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by notlisted 11y ago
Re: your link I organize once-yearly events (in de US) with up to 1000 attendees, incl. 30% Western-European cc holders (not from the fraud-prone countries in Europe). In addition to the higher fee structure for international cards, Paypal&
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by notlisted 11y ago
I have the same experience with small businesses, especially since I've given up on fighting bad design decisions by the client. I will tell them why I wouldn't do it this way, but the choice is ultimately theirs. A whole bunch of
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by notlisted 11y ago
The sites I never visit (ahem) and discussions with people younger than myself seem to indicate that "inappropriate use" is no longer a taboo or an exception for heterosexual couples, but the rule (or at the very least tried once)
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by notlisted 11y ago
What seems to be settled though is that people can be ordered to unlock their phones with a fingerprint… despite possible self-incrimination: http://www.dailydot.com/politics/virginia-fingerprint-key-di...
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by notlisted 11y ago
I think one or both have no no clue about gigabytes. It has to be video. Lots of video.
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by notlisted 11y ago
They tricked me too, despite being very careful on the desktop, one wrong click on mobile and boom. They're not the only ones either. Does anyone remember how FB ensured growth? "Import your yahoo/google contacts to see who i

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