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by oval-atom 8y ago
did you originally open the account using an "alternate email"?......and now they have Temporarily Suspended the account...? But they give you the option to provide a text able phone number and give you 10 minutes to use the texte
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by oval-atom 9y ago
I found it interesting to read that GMAIL can be quite anal about account creation. I have one from years back. Hardly ever use it. But I have noticed that GMAIL accounts seem to be the email service of choice on Craigslist (Casual Encounte
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When Silicon Valley Took Over Journalism(theatlantic.com)
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by oval-atom 9y ago
But government is government, hope you got the rest of them.
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by oval-atom 9y ago
1984: Government's Attempt to Control The Mind and Bodies of Its Citizens The novel Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell is an American classic which explores the human mind when it comes to power, corruption, control, and the ultimat
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by oval-atom 9y ago
I really wonder if all this turmoil could have been avoided if members in Congress actually knew the laws that they passed, and Law Enforcement would actually enforce the laws. This has just led to a lot of hysteria. For example, Pelosi, wh
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by oval-atom 9y ago
VISA would have to make it worth while to compensate for unreported cash sales.
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by oval-atom 9y ago
They did at one time offer UNLIMITED! Nothing but “Bait~n~Switch”. Any business that offers “UNLIMITED” anything that incurs costs has: 1. planned an exit excuse: “It was being “ABUSED”, or 2. does not mind going out of business. They said
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by oval-atom 9y ago
I doubt they have a clue.....disillusioned into idea that we are in a utopian world.
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by oval-atom 9y ago
Retired as govt engineer. Reported a security violation, employees sharing passwords/account on a secured network. The 2 contractor ITs claimed to know nothing about it. At most only a handful of employees have access to the network an
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by oval-atom 9y ago
Get this! Google and companies allocate a tremendous amount of money in corporate lawyers and legal staff. These companies have a well-documented history of suing other companies when they feel a contract has been abused or unfulfilled. Goo
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by oval-atom 10y ago
Again, Google entered into a contractual agreement to be compensated as a Federal Contractor. DoL's request is part of that contract. Google's stand for protecting private contact information is basically mute. The IRS also contai
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by oval-atom 10y ago
Considering that there are probably hundreds of companies listed as Federal Contractors, and among them, the major Defense Contractors with thousands of employees. I would find it difficult to believe that Google has any grounds that would
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by oval-atom 10y ago
Anti-Pinkerton Act passed in 1893, denied anyone working for the Pinkertons or similar organizations to work of the United States government or the District of Columbia.
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by oval-atom 10y ago
A healthy human body is maintained by thousands of biochemical processes and reactions in equilibrium that have evolved over time. As we age, we expose our body to processes that disrupt the equilibrium of these biochemical processes and re