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by sct202 7y ago
People having been posting the paper caucus records left and right on Twitter and elsewhere. I wouldn't be surprised at this point the internet mob could count the results if someone tried to organize it. Edit: Apparently all those pap
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by sct202 7y ago
They aren't dead, just infected.
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by sct202 7y ago
It's pretty blatant at outlet stores when everything is available for the correct season and in a wide variety of sizes and colors.
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by sct202 7y ago
Why would they have a carcass of something someone ate at least a week before they got sick they caught the virus?
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by sct202 7y ago
HIV drugs were used on SARS over a decade ago. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15144898 It shouldn't be surprising that this new virus that is related to SARS can also be treated by HIV antiviral drugs.
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by sct202 7y ago
What do you mean? All you have to do is package the plugin and submit it for approval for it to be posted.
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by sct202 7y ago
A rule like that would disproportionately benefit a handful of countries, like Britain gets to go around the world plundering artifacts from Greece, Egypt, Benin, India, and China and now it's declared no take backs.
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by sct202 7y ago
My dad had me remove Avast (that he paid for) from his laptop over Christmas because he started to get mailers based on his browsing activity. It literally locked up his computer for an hour uninstalling and giving prompts that would try to
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by sct202 7y ago
Spirit has been mostly fine but you should price in the cost of eventually getting stranded by them in the flight cost. I've flown them at least a dozen times and been stranded once where the next flight would be 4 days later so I had
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by sct202 7y ago
Expedia had a bad last quarter and blamed it on Google. Booking has a good quarter and said they did a better job with retaining visitors to skip Google.
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by sct202 7y ago
I condensed most of my budget categories just to check if my total monthly spending is normal bounds and nothing unusual is happening.
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by sct202 7y ago
Mint is still useful even though the core features have been basically unchanged for the last decade, but that said I've been de-linking accounts from my Mint because they don't synchronize right or fail a bunch. I've mostly
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by sct202 7y ago
Yeah a much more inspiring story than whatever she made up and something to be proud of since she basically built her life up by being scrapy.
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by sct202 7y ago
Random web hosts also have sloppy antibot 'AI's'. Siteground's is the most annoying because it for some reason thinks my work's network is a bot, and it doesn't identify itself unless you reverse image search t
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by sct202 7y ago
Even American pet food/treats is riddled with frauds or questionable companies. There's a treat called No-Hide that people have sent in for DNA testing and other testing that is suspiciously similar to rawhide despite being claime
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by sct202 7y ago
One of the things I don't like about the most 'successful' personal finance bloggers is that they really push people to sign up for affiliate services and investments. Like all the P2P loans were popular for a while, and then
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by sct202 7y ago
Native Americans had no exposure or resistance to smallpox, cholera, diphtheria, influenza, malaria, measles, scarlet fever, typhoid, tuberculosis, etc etc. There are a lot of accounts of cities and towns being completely depopulated very r
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by sct202 7y ago
So, the guy who sold RxBar ($600m in 2017) moved to Florida from Illinois (Chicago) in this time span, and I'm wondering thinking if that's partly why the Illinois to Florida avg income is so high compared to every other number
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by sct202 7y ago
At my work we organized group trainings, where we all learn X technology together that is related to our jobs in that we could do more if we knew how to use it but don't actually need to use it. Maybe there is some approved software th
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by sct202 7y ago
The Taiwanese government owns 6% of TSMC, and all the leadership is based in Taiwan so I would imagine they'd prefer to not endanger their family and friends.
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by sct202 7y ago
Yeah with that kind of RIF, they're basically setting themselves up to be purchased for branding/existing content.
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by sct202 7y ago
If you're basically rich and you choose to do things associated with being poor it's not really that negative because you aren't poor. Like I mend clothes and something I do the visible mending stitch patterns. I'm sure
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by sct202 7y ago
A youtuber did a similar test (but probably a lot less controlled) and it wasn't that bad (4/10 for NYC). Result spreadsheet: https://www.dropbox.com/s/m2ahob0949mmj3s/Wallet%20Data%20Ag...
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by sct202 7y ago
Exactly! A huge portion of the middle class's wealth is tied up in property equity that is taxed every year. The ultra wealthy's wealth is primarily in business ownership or equity which is only taxed on gains when it's sold.
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by sct202 7y ago
In America that's not out of line for an online masters program from a well ranked college. Northwestern has a similar online program for $55k.
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by sct202 7y ago
Alexandra Elbakyan is very brave especially considering all the US based lawsuits that are thrown at her. Aaron Swartz was trying to do something similar at around the same time, and he got the book thrown at him and he didn't even lau
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by sct202 7y ago
DO has a service to automate backups. You can't download them or snapshots though, so you if you want a off-server copy you have to do it yourself.
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by sct202 7y ago
Don't we have anti missile weapons or something like Israel's Iron Dome?
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by sct202 7y ago
It's gotten very complicated especially since a lot of the value add of the newer processors is that they're more power-efficient and not necessarily much more powerful than the previous version.
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by sct202 7y ago
I can only speak about my local post office, but I can't imagine wanting to deal with their customer service if anything were to happen to my money.

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