tastythrowaway2

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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
my guess would be that the source you cite is not a reputable measure of bias.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
thanks
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
thanks for the replies everyone
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
That last sentence is just great advice in general. Kudos.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
this vs protonmail.ch?
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
i don't see what's so bad about it. you always want the next generation to have what you didn't!
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
that's a great IDEA
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
I wish more people could see this reality. We are willfully blinded by our exceptionalism long before 'an eye for an eye.'
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
can we get one of these for babies please? or does unky herb still have the patent on that?
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
preach!
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
How does one arrive on a data arts team? was it a passion project or was it an existing team in the org? also how would you hire for such a team? thanks.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
I tried it your way and got as close to home as Delaware, then I got greedy and ended up in Madagascar (again). anyway thanks for sharing a fun approach, never would have thought to experience it that way.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
you and your wife sound awesome.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
People have the rights they have agreed to. What does the EULA state? Privacy policy?
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
i want to believe
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
I've always used Ctrl-[ instead of escape. it sends the same character code but keeps my hands at the home row. great for when you're on a roll and don't want to break your flow.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
in what way(s) was he wrong about PRISM?
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
or "terrorist" vs. "thug" vs. "mentally unstable"
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
my only regret is that I have but one vote to give. bravo.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
the change to the hosts file is actually a really good idea. it is reliable and doesn't trip up ad blocking detectors. perhaps its greatest benefit is that it's a change that only has to happen once and everyone else who also wan
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
you mean you block collection of Google analytics as an end-user? how does one go about that?
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
is a clearance required? thanks.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
but that hardly makes it an unusual proposition - tmo is the 3rd largest network.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
'That would be quite unusual in the U.S.' ...depending on your provider. try driving around in the sticks of Maryland just 20 minutes outside Baltimore, good luck getting EDGE on tmo!
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
My admittedly SWAG is that this happens more by chance than by choice. this is an important distinction.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
I happily would but would like to retain the option to mow my own lawn.
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
this is as good a tl;dr as one will get. i tried to quickly skim the article and failed - it was just too damn interesting. I ended up reading the whole thing. it is such compelling writing, even if they think they don't have the ti
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
wasn't assange's/WL's position that they couldn't really do any worse to Trump than he already does with his own words? something to that effect?
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
'The great trap for all Americans is clickbait'
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by tastythrowaway2 10y ago
there is a correlation but that does not mean the jobs are elastic. it is not reasonable to assume that higher paid workers can simply switch jobs or even career paths simply to trade available free time for lower compensation.

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