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okmokmz
7y ago
They may not have been financially valuable to UMG, perhaps, but I would argue that other value was still lost
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okmokmz
7y ago
What did he say that made you think he was volunteering other people's money rather than his own...? He would presumably also be paying the increased taxes he recommended. Also, why such an abrasive/defensive response when he simp
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7y ago
I would've agree with you in the past, but I think there are a number of reasons that there is always a huge amount of "surprise" when things like this are posted: 1. Ignorance is bliss: People don't WANT to know about t
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7y ago
I'm a bit disappointing that Mr Hands, the guy that died from getting penetrated by a horse, isn't the most Wikipedia'ed resident of Enumclaw Story for anyone interested https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enum
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7y ago
Personally, I think it's more likely that there is an issue on your end rather than a multi billion dollar company mistakenly thinking you have a secret love of poop videos. No way for me to confirm either way though (I didn't dow
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7y ago
>That user activity is rendered largely inaccessible even Protonmail employees, no matter how badly they'd like to crack the security encapsulating user information. Even under duress and threat of hostility. Yes, hence the end to e
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7y ago
So it sounds like either someone is logged into your account, or one of your devices is infected
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okmokmz
7y ago
It shows that in your google activity? Instagram is a facebook product is it not?
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7y ago
I have all tracking disabled, have multiple gmail accounts with which I have made purchases, and there is nothing showing up on this page for me
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7y ago
Lots of craft beer producers filter their water anyway to start with a consistent baseline and then add whatever they need to get the water profile they want for the particular beer they're brewing
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7y ago
It's impossible to entirely avoid Google's infrastructure and tracking
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7y ago
Does there have to be a a threat model for people to be uncomfortable with or unsupportive of surveillance? I just bought a new android phone, and if you accept the defaults they track so many different things (not even while you are using
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7y ago
I know multiple engineers that don't have college degrees and are earning well into the 6 figures
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7y ago
>The "college experience" isn't a myth. I had a much better two years of personal and social development than they did due to the "college experience." I bought into this. Did a year of Engineering at USC because
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7y ago
Generic ads don't require surveillance
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7y ago
Yes, you can. Not all of these may be great examples, but the fact that this many were on the first page of a google search makes it pretty clear that this issue isn't isolated to paypal https://www.reddit.com/r/le
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7y ago
>The fact that you disagree with "traditional" gender stereotypes does not mean they have not held true for large parts of history I didn't take any position.... I simply said that for that argument to hold true you need t
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7y ago
For this to hold true you need to buy into the traditional gender stereotypes
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7y ago
How so?
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7y ago
>But so are people who say they work 40 hour weeks. From working with hundreds of "normal" employees at clients over the years, I'd say the average actual productive time per person is around 25 hours Agreed, I'd be s
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7y ago
3M cutting 2K jobs is the reverse of 2K cutting 3M jobs...
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7y ago
Seattle is full of "older houses, high (and increasing taxes), and undesirable weather" but I guess the job prospects make up for it. Again, not sure what I did to deserve downvotes considering Seattle is full of old and historic
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7y ago
Maybe in your area. The value of our home has been continually growing in the 3 years since I purchased it, and houses around us have been selling as soon as they hit the market
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7y ago
She said "You’ll see below that the user base has struggled to break out over 191 million daily active users and has declined to flat for three straight quarters" which still holds true with Q1 earnings at 190
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7y ago
If you have evidence debunking the number of studies and expert opinions I've posted I'd love to see it. The evidence supporting your opinion has been debunked and called out in other studies and by experts in the field as I'
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7y ago
>I'd un-watch certain mainstream media if I could. Number one, with a bullet, would be all of South Park. That show has a way of putting really stupid stuff in my head such that it intrudes on my consciousness daily, even though I h
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7y ago
Yes, and if you read all the links you would see https://www.scribd.com/doc/223284732/Scholar-s-Open-Letter-t... >a large group of researchers including academics from Harvard, Yale and Columbia universities—to
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7y ago
I disagree, as does the majority of the modern evidence and professional opinions that I have found. It's funny how just like with reddit, people downvote what they disagree with regardless of evidence to the contrary >Journalists a
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This is absolutely ridiculous. Feeling intense sadness does not feel really good. People do not do things to "get a surge of deeper sadness and thus relief". This reads like someone who has never truly experienced depression, or e
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7y ago
Nowhere in the article did it state that only depressed people like sad music, just that they are more likely to choose sad music than the controls
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