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by taborj 7y ago
My mother-in-law had this happen several times as well. But " might not turn into a human" is, in my opinion (and my mother-in-law's), insufficient reason to allow abortions for any reason, up to (and in some cases, after
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by taborj 7y ago
I believe the shipper can require a signature upon delivery. Then, at least, if FedEx left it without getting a signature, they'd be on the hook for it.
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I think we should use "pro-abortion" and "anti-abortion". That is, after all, the relative positions of the two sides, and it tells us the specific issue at question. But the word "abortion" has negative conno
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by taborj 7y ago
I am thinking you've drastically missed the point of the comment you're replying to.
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And here they said they were doing this to avoid political obfuscation. I sense they're being a bit disingenuous.
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> Is gutted fish without a head alive just because its muscles are spasming? The difference being that a gutted fish will not eventually turn into an alive fish. But the "electrically induced flickering" detected in a mother&#x
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by taborj 7y ago
> This is a very loaded conversation at the moment And your choice of words to describe the situation certainly aren't helping. In fact, they're causing more harm than good, as you present one side as good and kind, and the ot
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by taborj 7y ago
Similar, though I switched to HERE WeGo on Android (but they have an iOS version as well).
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by taborj 7y ago
Another user mentioned OwnTracks, coupled with a broker like Mosquitto. That might fit your needs.
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Came to post this exact thing. It's very cool watching the process.
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by taborj 7y ago
3) Wonder what happens in private sale of used Tesla, since the second owner never agreed to such terms, or did they? (Depends on when these terms are presented to them). Could lead to a class action, just saying... This is my thought exa
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by taborj 7y ago
Interesting; I'm not having any problem reading the article. Using Brave browser here.
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by taborj 7y ago
It's been over a decade since I was responsible for an IBM 400/iSeries, but we still used the term "IPL" for firing up the machine. I bet it's still in use.
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Youtuber Rob Plays did a video[1] about this as well [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEbqhJQKaVE
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Checking in from a mostly-white suburban neighborhood. The only "crime" post I've ever seen was about a homeless guy going through trashcans and yelling at people. Everything else is as OP states; yard sales, missing (and f
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by taborj 7y ago
> the side effect disclaimers I think most people will get desensitized to it. A bit unrelated, but this is entirely intentional on the part of the drug makers. Closely pay attention to the next drug commercial you see. During the part
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by taborj 7y ago
> The thing about rural areas is nobody lives there, by definition. I get what you're saying, but according to this[1], about 46 million people live in rural areas. That's...not nobody. I am a died-in-the-wool car loving &#x27
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by taborj 7y ago
And that's your choice. As long as you don't force it to be mine, we'll get along swimmingly.
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by taborj 7y ago
There are millions of people who absolutely have to have a car. There are lots of us living in rural - and even suburban - areas where public transportation is virtually nonexistent.
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by taborj 7y ago
Hey, you ever do anything just for the fun of it? For some of us, driving is that thing.
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My Online Sarcasm Detector(tm) is beeping wildly
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by taborj 7y ago
Every system is driven by user adoption. At this point, it will be nearly impossible to dethrone the current methodologies. Not saying it shouldn't be done, just that it might fail.
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I so badly wanted one of those for my GameGear. Alas, it was not to be.
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by taborj 7y ago
Not sure if this is carrier-specific, but the phones my family uses will receive robocalls, but they come in with the name "Scam Likely." So somewhere, someone is keeping track of the various numbers that are used in a list, and
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by taborj 7y ago
And especially alarming when combined with this: " In fact, this analysis estimates that the top 10% of tweeters are responsible for 80% of the tweets created by all U.S. adults on Twitter."
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by taborj 7y ago
> I've setup BSD on linux on personally modded thinkpads (putting in faster cpus, new wifi cards, etc), and you have got to be joking when you say it's simpler or faster than turning on a new mac and installing brew. It's
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by taborj 7y ago
Even if you don't have hobbies, that's square footage you own. You should be able to use it how you want, within legal limits. Even if you want to store boxes full of crap, that's your right.
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Generally speaking these types of efforts are never about getting more men into various fields, because there's the perception - right or wrong - that men are already unfairly handed opportunities and their associated higher wages. In
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I'm sure there are many reasons, but one of the reasons is that after you IPO, your business decisions - indeed, the very direction of your company and what products you develop and sell - are dictated not by management, but by shareho
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by taborj 7y ago
Wait, you mean correlation doesn't equal causation? (I'm being sarcastic, of course)

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