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7y ago
I was expecting this comment. Charities send mail because it helps them raise money, and it's one place that direct mail still works, and it works well. You can call the org and have them take you off their mailing list. I would just a
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Don't donate through Facebook. Their processes are pretty unfriendly to the charity receiving the money. They float the money for an unspecified amount of time, which hurts charities' cash flow. They provide less donor data, so ch
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It's also significantly faster the webpack, at least in my experience.
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You vastly overestimate the security of safes. It might take a while and you might kill a few drill bits in the process, but you could definitely drill through most safes, especially in home installations. As far as relockers go, you'v
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7y ago
The freedom of the press is specifically called out for a reason.
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You have it backwards. Conflating free speech with paid ads isn't about whether the paid ads are free speech, it's whether paid ads are necessary for free speech. That's an important distinction, and is clearly the argument t
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7y ago
No one is saying paid speech is not free speech. Obviously it is. The flawed argument Zuck made is that in order to have free speech we must have paid speech. That's a self-serving fallacy. There's a difference between paying for
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First step would be banning political ads on social media platforms. And then everywhere else. The problem with your initial argument is that paid political ads give even more power to the gatekeepers. It also overlooked the issue that more
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7y ago
I have a bunch doing different things: One is running our sprinklers with OpenSprinklerPi https://opensprinkler.com/product/opensprinkler-pi/ One is running VolumeIO to splay music on the speakers in our house as
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7y ago
No, but women are marginalized in many aspects of life, including their careers. That leads them to be minorities in leadership positions and other positions of power, which then perpetuates the cycle.
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8y ago
The issue isn't her agency in choosing to model or not. The issue is that casually having a Playboy around work is in and of itself exclusionary. It taints the history of graphics research because it is so clearly inappropriate, and on
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8y ago
Sign up for a free Fusion 360 license and watch a lot of YouTube tutorials. If you're good with spacial relationships, you'll start to work it out pretty quickly. Of course, there are also online courses, but for the most part the
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8y ago
Legalize cannabis. Opioid deaths have dropped here in Colorado since legalization.
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9y ago
That logic is inherently flawed because luck plays a part in each of those aspects, too. To have learned the "relevant skills" means you need to have been fortunate enough to have been provided an education. To build a network tha
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9y ago
It's not a race to the bottom. It's a correction. Why should your health care be determined by your employer? It's a ludicrous system that should have died decades ago.
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9y ago
https://www.dropbox.com/s/f6p02fijxrd7c6m/20180108%20Damore%...
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9y ago
For those who don't want a giant photo of Bill Gates because the link is to the mobile version: http://www.kgw.com/news/bill-gates-buys-big-chunk-of-land-in...
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9y ago
> Self-driving cars may have a faster reaction time, but they will never reach the level of human awareness of their surroundings while driving. Self driving cars can simultaneously see in 360 degrees with multiple types of sensors. They
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Vue is a reactive JS framework, similar to React or Angular. It's lighter weight, but comes with less built in. It's a very nice framework to work with, easy to get up and running, but powerful enough to build a full featured web
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9y ago
People are welcome to downvote my comment, though the quote you cite is referring to links, not as much comments. > The test for substance is a lot like it is for links. Does your comment teach us anything? There are two ways to do that:
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9y ago
True, but that's also true of any XML, RSS, Atom, HTML, etc. Websites abuse HTML all the time, and there's nothing saying that just because something is transferred with application/atom+xml that it will be valid or follow th
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9y ago
Slightly off topic, but this may be one of the first cases of a reversible domain. https://google.ai/ and https://ai.google/ both point to the same page.
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9y ago
Not Windows Forms, no. But it is pretty easy to make cross platform .Net apps using Xamarin Mac. Business logic can share code, though UI likely needs its own code for each platform.
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This post has been flagged with 30 points and 24 comments. Doesn't this just validate the premise of the post?
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9y ago
Except that her device is completely different than the spinners of today. The child in the photo is holding one in her right hand.
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9y ago
I tried: https://github.com/dosaygo-coder-0/urizip/commit/cb2bfd2e04e8b814943e42a5bf87eeff31a77126 Got kl9oo67XTkQCETxduLJSW5iUfSNh5pW6iDuhqKmzprOoJCaUYmMo5M7kiMaYxrBRjTQsWzqDks9BlBQWEQKsrKImrQU
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Stopping talking because the questioning has taken a turn can be used as evidence of your guilt. Salinas v. Texas found: "When petitioner had not yet been placed in custody or received Miranda warnings, and voluntarily responded to som
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10y ago
Considering it's a debate about health care and insurance, I'd say the health of the individual is relevant.
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10y ago
They actually are underwritable. Not everyone utilizes wellness visits, just like not everyone gets an x-ray, in a given year. Insurance companies can price in the expected value of wellness visits based on the participation rate. Therefore
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10y ago
I'm pretty sure most people with an existing condition would prefer not to have it at all than to cost insurance companies more and have that covered. It's not a free lunch. They paid the admission fee with their health. Regular w
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