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Also, you don't need a 'shower' to catch view of awesome meteors. Often enough, the best burners are unanticipated, random objects. After a few decades of nightly pondering as I gaze upward, I still sometimes anticipate a pla
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8y ago
"far too basic for real use." For some, myself included, basic is all we want. IF something piques my interest, I will open it. Otherwise, I have a basic idea of current events in < 10 minutes and get on w/ life... sans co
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8y ago
At what cost? Specifically, at what price point are the insurance co's limited to charge for PECs? Mandating w/o cost-controls is an invitation to charge as much as necessary to rid themselves of the liability, no? So my question
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8y ago
I am quite surprised AFWall+ was only mentioned once in this thread. Have been a happy user since KitKat for same reasons... Peace of mind on my customized terms.
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"new tangled gadgets" Is that a typo or is it a new(to me) adjective? Curiously apropos, regardless.
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"There's some genuine gold in Netflix's library, if you go looking." As an early adopter of the DVD program, my biggest hangup was the weighted catalogue that required me to click through many screens of often repeated l
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8y ago
If it is still a manual process, wouldn't the PEBKAC be more likely to notice the extended upload time? The difference in size between a 2 min & a 90+ min file upload would be considerable.
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8y ago
What concerns me more than the high-profile ATT & Disney mergers is the ultra-quiet Monsanto-Bayer(0) & Dow-DuPont(1) unions. (0) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monsanto (1) https://en.m.wikipedia.o
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8y ago
Quiet, perhaps, but visually egregious. Lime bikes are seen daily abandoned and often lying on sidewalks, on grass, in fields & even on street curbs.
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8y ago
And a new job to afford yet another payment? Where do I sign???? PS: not me... family, friends & acquaintances who had spent decade(s) with employers and after returning to work able bodied only to be subsequently let go for reasons oth
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And that is what Uni Health Care addresses, supposedly. The caveat is, while insurance providers must cover PECs, it says nothing about how much they will charge. The systemic problems with for-profit/quasi-social healthcare were not f
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8y ago
Until they experience a major medical event, survive and find shortly thereafter that they have been furloughed for "other reasons" because their insurance becomes too costly for the employer to afford.
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8y ago
Prism has been common knowledge since the outing of closet 641 A, ~15 years ago. Even the MSM ran the stories... and most people still couldn't give a shit.
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The way the mega mergers are going down, "quite a few" will be 3 here soon.
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8y ago
An enforceable "Tell websites I do not want to be tracked" would be nice. We saw quite clearly how that was ignored wholesale when it is voluntary.
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I imagine simple ignorance, short-sighted savings or someone(project manager/accountant/consultant) "knew better" than the professionals. It happens all the time, this was one of the more egregious "disruptions"
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one single anecdote: instead of installing commercial/industrial chillers on a certain warehouse in the desest, someone opted to install hundreds of 5 ton commercial/residential package units on the roof. That single location is g
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8y ago
Welcome to Wall Street, USA. When it gets really bad, PERHAPS Glass-Steagal will be reimplimented. As bad as it is, apparently wage slave conditions must be worse before change is considered. Are 60 year mortgages a thing yet?
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I sure hope they don't need to open up roads(lane closures) to pull the fiber. Traffic is already agonizing, closures would make the commuting nightmare even worse for cars, buses & bikes alike.
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Scottsdale AZ's Galleria struggled as a retail mall, tried other purposes and then it went business park. Seems to be working, do not read headlines about it being sold for pennies on the dollar anymore... http://galleriasco
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My favorite quote from a favored author, and former head librarian of the US Library of Congress: "Imagination drew in bold strokes, instantly serving hopes and fears, while knowledge advanced by slow increments and contradictory witne
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You said it. Politicians, scientists & marketeers know it. Us vs. Them has long served those who would divide, conquer & pillage... https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-political-bra...
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It is true. The beauty offer I have is I only want/need a place for June-Sept. Could be a win-win... if off-season rate can be agreed upon. Otherwise, when the boss doesn't have me staying in Hyatts & Hiltons, I am rambling wh
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That, and the price inflation sucks. I am going to look at a former AB&B property to rent today. The ludicrous price will be discussed, if they are unwilling to negotiate, the place will likely stay empty for the summer months(AZ, in a
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I have observed competency & morale of associates are tightly correlated w/ the individual store's management. Some stores' associates avoid eye contact, shy away from customers & do not interact well w/ other as
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I cannot help but think of IBM punch cards. Especially when untechy people say they have nothing to hide from the surveillance economy.
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No. I considered that phrase but rejected it due to the book's connotations.
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I read "The Dragons of Eden" by Dr Sagan in my early teens. Frankly, that + further studies into logic, consciousness & human nature has led to my feeling like a Martian living in the US.
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My brothers & I, late 40's & early 50's, to this day start our infrequent phone convo's with: "Reporting". "Acknowledge". Gonna have to fire up my old XP tower tonight....
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The investment bankers created the mess & more(same?) investment bankers picked up the crumbs & now plan on making upwards of 400% markups on over-priced properties. This is the exact reason why Glass-Steagal was instituted, to keep
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