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by trogdor 2y ago
I appreciate your thoughtful explanation. Thank you. *FYI, I don’t see anything other than “flagged” at the link you shared.
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by trogdor 2y ago
I am surprised to hear you describe “applying the rules even-handedly” as “bringing the hammer down on a 16-year-old.” IMO, we should all be held to the same standard.
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by trogdor 2y ago
That doesn’t sound like a misuse of 911. A parking fee dispute is a civil matter. It doesn’t allow the parking attendant to hold people against their will. Realistically, the most they are going to do is ban them from parking there in the f
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by trogdor 2y ago
You are responding to something I did not say. What is the connection between Jimmy Wales’ personal lifestyle and the Wikimedia Foundation? Wales is not and has never been paid by the Wikimedia Foundation. He is not fundraising for himself.
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by trogdor 2y ago
> I remember reading an article about that, how Jimmy Wales was driving super expensive sportscars around and such - it made me pretty much resolve to never donate to them. Ever. What is the connection between Jimmy Wales’ personal spend
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by trogdor 2y ago
> I could see budgeting in some tax breaks for local businesses that make their restrooms publicly accessible. People significantly underestimate the cost of maintaining clean public restrooms in urban areas. When restrooms are used prop
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by trogdor 2y ago
Someone who can afford to pay $20/day for a bathroom pass is probably presentable enough that they can walk in and get permission to use the bathroom for free.
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by trogdor 2y ago
Florida’s Building Code requires restaurants to have one or more public restrooms. There is no state law that forces restaurants to allow people to use those restrooms. Restaurants can refuse access to non-customers.
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by trogdor 2y ago
Email the author of the paper and ask for a copy. My success rate with that method is 100%. “Greetings, I am interested in reading your paper, “[title of paper],” but I have only been able to find paywalled versions. Would you please send m
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by trogdor 2y ago
Totally agree about the linked article. I’m less sure about his resume, though: https://matt.sh/files/a-resume/resume.html
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by trogdor 2y ago
I did not recognize the quote. I haven’t seen Blade Runner . The quote is attributed to “Matt,” and it’s at the top of Matt’s resume. The speaker in Blade Runner was Roy Batty. If Matt was trying to include a famous quote on his resume,
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by trogdor 2y ago
Oh. My. God. His resume starts with a quote of himself stating that he has “seen things you people wouldn't believe.” It goes on to highlight that he purchased a domain name in 1997. He claims to have developed “the highest performin
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by trogdor 2y ago
> crude oil barrels are 47 gallons (159 L) I think you meant 42 gallons.
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by trogdor 2y ago
Are you claiming that an author cannot place their work in the public domain?
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by trogdor 2y ago
>You can get an Ikon/Epic pass for under $1000 Not anymore, you can’t. Epic is $1004. Ikon is $1359.
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by trogdor 2y ago
I have seen this claim many times, but I have never seen anyone produce evidence to back it up. Why do you believe that what you wrote is true?
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by trogdor 2y ago
> people who pirate music also buy a lot of music, when the price is below the impulse buy threshold; see Bandcamp or Apple Music How do the existence of Bandcamp and Apple Music support your claim that people who pirate music also buy a
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by trogdor 2y ago
Like all elements of all crimes charged, it has to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.
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by trogdor 2y ago
> I loved doing it because it was a sort of a 'zen' process for me to lose myself for an hour or so and the idea of tuning my board like a pro and having to live with the results, for better or worse I always thought was cool Y
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by trogdor 2y ago
>He was not permitted to fly commercial airlines or routes to Saipan and onward to Australia. Not permitted by who, and on what basis?
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by trogdor 2y ago
Source?
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by trogdor 2y ago
My experience with Google Takeout has been overwhelmingly positive. I use it regularly, and I extract huge amounts of data. In my experience, extractions rarely fail. A few weeks ago I used Google Takeout to download more than 40TB of Googl
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by trogdor 2y ago
>While in emergency mode, the driver of the emergency vehicle is -presumptively liable- for ANY incident that occurs, unless it can be demonstrated otherwise (and even then there is still likely to be contributory liability). This liabil
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by trogdor 2y ago
What does “missed a wafer” mean?
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by trogdor 2y ago
>”…for which they must pay a bug bounty” Galov’s statement is plainly wrong. The very first line in Apple’s bug bounty program terms and conditions states that awards are granted solely at their exclusive discretion. There is no “must.”
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by trogdor 2y ago
You also can’t spell propaganda without pagan. I wonder what that means.
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by trogdor 2y ago
>I updated our pricing page to note this Nice job on your website! Sincerely, Someone who recently gave you a hard time for not having info on your website.
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by trogdor 2y ago
Or you can just turn that feature off.
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by trogdor 2y ago
In what sense do iPhones not power off? If you are referring to the “Findable After Power Off” functionality, that can be disabled in settings.
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by trogdor 2y ago
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/the-write-stuff/

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