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thrill
7y ago
So, you know you don't know enough to know, but you know you know enough to know other people don't know?
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thrill
7y ago
Typical misleading CNN. Other article states Walmart has asked that people stop open carrying in their stores. https://www.businessinsider.com/walmart-bans-open-carry-guns...
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thrill
7y ago
No, you can use redaction to reduce classification level also.
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thrill
7y ago
Classified information in the public record is still classified, just compromised.
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thrill
7y ago
This engine is run at one of two steady RPMs and is derated in HP from its already reliable historical use on another BMW vehicle.
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thrill
7y ago
There is no need for a charging station with the i3.
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thrill
7y ago
I charge my other manufacturer electric vehicle from a standard outlet every night over 12 hours or so it's sitting there because I drive it less than the charge needed every day, much like the vast majority of people would.
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thrill
7y ago
That could be put to a vote in Greenland. Trump says to the ~57,000 residents, "I'll give each of you a million bucks if you vote yes". What do you think will happen?
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thrill
7y ago
An order is still an order, whether it is legal or not.
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thrill
7y ago
"hereby ordered" = "hereby ordered"
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thrill
7y ago
Now that Apple has a card, people who complain about its inadequacies have to be ignored, because Apple.
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thrill
7y ago
Here's a simple fix to getting people to not obsess over debt - eliminate debt. Recognize it as the nonlinear burden that it is, and that, unlike Krugman's belief that ignoring it makes it a'ok, that it needs to be addressed
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thrill
7y ago
WizzBiff! - one of my favorite late night stations oh so long ago.
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thrill
7y ago
The complaints here about "the source" remind me of all the nonexistent complaints about cops not choosing upstanding citizens as their confidential informants.
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thrill
7y ago
Why not?
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thrill
7y ago
+48 Dem - and I've never voted for a Democrat in my life. I'm beginning to figure out how they could have called the election so strongly and wrongly for Hillary.
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thrill
7y ago
I got 34 calls before noon a few weeks ago - all of them unknown numbers. I clicked the 'screen call' option or ignored it. One single person left his name and message - an old friend. Everyone else I marked as spam, so the nex
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thrill
7y ago
Sure - if you disregard the 50 billion months before you started counting your flips.
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thrill
7y ago
You can follow the link from hereL https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/cases-proceedings/refunds/eq...
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thrill
7y ago
Does it send discs from a series out of order? (I'm looking at you, Netflix!)
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thrill
7y ago
Those efficiency curves are nonlinear - anything involving what is wanted and what is not wanted in thermodynamics generally is.
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thrill
7y ago
Indians did not abuse it if the law allowed their entry. There is no such thing as "working as intended" when it comes to law - there is (non)compliance. Congress's intent is fully specified when the law is written. Any wi
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thrill
7y ago
"Rockets are tricky."
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thrill
7y ago
Nevada has been generally seen as a state friendly to cryptocurrency efforts. However, that doesn't carry through to the federal level very well. Anyone trying to work in this field would do well to look at offshore incorporation.
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thrill
7y ago
It depends on how you define convenience. Since the vast majority of my (and most others') driving is local, I charge my i3 every night from a plain old 120V wall outlet. I have a "full tank" every morning. I travel long d
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thrill
7y ago
"I was high when he pitched it!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFNhP-dBK4E
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thrill
7y ago
Does that mean people in other places are forced to buy their degrees?
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thrill
7y ago
Indeed - utility failures are inevitable with insufficient ongoing maintenance. You pay one way or another.
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thrill
7y ago
So, the privacy draw is just another gimmick to them, and not a supposed part of their DNA?
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thrill
7y ago
Google doesn't limit who can login by their device manufacturer, but the supposed privacy focused company does?
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