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Microsoft's Build keynote was full of khaki-wearing cringe(mashable.com)
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Yea I'm wondering the same thing. They should be bound by a public records request as the methods aren't related to national security (once the investigation has been deemed closed). Also, they should be required to disclose the a
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Interesting opinion. I am struggling to think of a single standalone webapp I would benefit from... I use a few native apps that work flawlessly and the clean out of the box functionality for phone calls and web browsing. I guess I'll
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Yep totally agree, I always found that to be a slightly bothersome but they are ultimately trying to reduce costs and don't have much control. We had various stipulations as part of the wellness program: First off, this is a "opti
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Having a warrant for a desk drawer doesn't put every person on the planet at risk for possible access of intimate personal life details.
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Yea, having worked for a big health insurance company with many "wellness programs" it's a bit scary what you agree to when you do the biometric screenings. All of your vitals go into a database for them to analyze and calcul
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Also piggy backing this, I agree. I clicked and searched for my favorite podcast thinking I would find a rating!
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
I worked at a very large company that had a email virus move quickly through the ranks... The subject of the email was "Please see attached documens" in which a PDF was attached that upon opening would hijack your email account an
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Right, I definitely didn't say "drivers pay for all roads." They pay more through registration and gas taxes, that's why those programs and taxes were created... There may not be an official "road use tax" but
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"Then-Secretary of Transportation Mary Peters stated on August 15, 2007 that about 60% of federal gas taxes are used for highway and bridge construction. The remaining 40% goes to earmarked programs." https://en.wikiped
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
It would be an interesting discussion as I know they license boats etc... Maybe a small tax... If you look at it proportionally, you wouldn't be taxing bikes for the big budgets required to repair freeways or road damage from cars. I t
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Awesome! Cool concept btw
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Clicking "ask question" kills the browser back button... Beware!
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
The internet is just a new medium to persuade opinions just as the many before it. Most people don't even know who represents them apart from what's talked about in the news. This study required people to actually browse through t
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Seems cool. Slightly off topic but I hate when someone names a file format with "format" or "file" in the name. Isn't it a bit redundant to include format in the format? Something that has always bothered me about P
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
I didn't know a fund existed for vaccines but I found it might have an interesting application with self driving cars. At its current state, self driving cars are not perfect. Roads were designed to be driven by people and it may take
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Google Laser-Beams the Film Real Genius 60 Miles Between Balloons(wired.com)
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Awesome... I can think of 4 or 5 times I have been away from my laptop but still need to update a photo for a client. Glad to see this, otherwise I would have never known it had been added! Slightly brings up an interesting point. With nati
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Immediately reminded me of a bill att recently sent me http://i.imgur.com/R2kidgy.jpg I didn't return their modem and they are attempting to collect all kinds of fees and taxes on the sale of the modem (the gateway fee
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
Totally agree. I'm Facebook friends with politicians, athletes, college student body officers, amongst others that I've never met and are obvious common connections for most in my area.
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30 Years After Explosion, Challenger Engineer Still Blames Himself(npr.org)
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Dragon 2 Propulsive Hover Test(youtube.com)
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> The chronicler Jean Froissart heard the story of a noble named Pierre de Béarn who had a traumatic experience when he killed an exceptionally large bear in hand-to-hand combat. Afterwards, during his sleep he would rise, grab a sword a
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Faraday Future says its new car platform will be as disruptive as the iPhone(theverge.com)
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Chipotle means 'natural'(wsj.com)
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
While you might appear to be overly cautious, I'm going to agree with you. Better to not be wrapped up in the witch hunt especially once we know authorities are investigating
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by r0m4n0 11y ago
I own a few services that rely on voterfile data we acquire from many sources and I am aware of quite a few others (so I feel like I need to chime in here haha). I suppose sources aren't going to disclose the actual resource or IP addr
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And both have spiritual debt to the telephone amongst all other knowledge/art before it. I don't know much about the details of this case but I don't like what I do know.
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haha I was thinking the same thing when I saw the ticker headline on the treadmill at the gym. On the other hand, how exciting would this be: "Falling branch nearly misses skier!!!" As someone else pointed out, daily occurrences a
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I drive past Folsom dam (1952) every day and have watched the incremental maintenance as well as a few large scale projects progress first hand. One of the most amazing things to witness was the construction of the spillway they have been b

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