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by tunap 12y ago
I see it, clicked Amazom Prime link and it is indeed in the right margin...I missed it first time. I found it on Goog too. My point is, it is arguably the most weighted deciding factor of the transaction, why isn't it stated plainly ri
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by tunap 12y ago
Thanks, I understand it is buried somewhere, I found the price by Googing it. Sounds like a great deal. However, I vote with my dollars, and I am less inclined to give them mine when they treat their customers like marks in a confidence gam
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by tunap 12y ago
I get plenty of compliments on my "Geek On" shirt. Of course, something more subdued and pro would be nice...maybe even a collar? I've been down on their services the last few years, lots of headaches and noticeable lag in sh
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by tunap 12y ago
I looked at the offerings & they seem pretty expansive. Sounds great and all but I could not locate a principal factor that is important to the equation: PRICE! I clicked help, get started and even searched... I do not want a free trial
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by tunap 12y ago
Joe knows! Allow me to just... drop this here.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omnibus_Counterterrorism_Act_of...
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by tunap 12y ago
Just another anecdote... when I passed Calc 225 my 1st semester my counselor informed me my math prerequisites were fulfilled(counting college prep in HS). She did not encourage me to consider pursuing further, just that I didn't need
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by tunap 13y ago
As I said in 1st post, I mitigate my risks as well as I know how. Check my 2nd rant above. Also, my step-father died a short battle with Endocratic cancer in 2012 @ 63yo. He smoked on tour in Nam for < 2years. 42 years later his death wa
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by tunap 13y ago
I cannot deny I wish I had never gotten hooked. That doesn't mean I do not care or am making flimsy excuses. I am personally responsible for every choice I make, whether I like the results or not. To benefit my health I live a very non
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by tunap 13y ago
Tried it, didn't do anything for me but dull the cravings and never for longer than 4 hours. I longed for the sensation of burning vegetable, the process of flicking the ashes, the laps I walk for the burn duration and the smell on my
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by tunap 13y ago
Not just lose the nicotine, I would lose my mind or would need to take a pharmaceutical...better, right? I quit for seven months and not a second of the day or night was I not jonesing for nicotine. I am an addict, my mom quit 20 years ago
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by tunap 13y ago
Cannot locate the item right now, but didn't the entire brain-trust leave with him, too? Sucks working for an org that ignores the results that don't suit their ends.
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by tunap 13y ago
This is the reason I stopped going to malls. The olfactory assault emanating from some of those stores is quite unpleasant and will give me migraines. Applies to the weekend bar scene, too, but I was never wont to hang around drunk people a
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by tunap 13y ago
The apathy is not a cigarette/e-cig problem, sounds more like a personality trait. A little mindfulness would do our culture good(real practice, not the Time magazine version). I posit the militancy is a possible result of persecution.
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by tunap 13y ago
Actually, less than four when they stopped selling XP. My point is, if they extended sales are they not obligated to extend support? "Sales of Windows XP licenses to OEMs ceased on June 30, 2008, but continued for netbooks until Octobe
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by tunap 13y ago
"...but MSFT continued to extend it because... 2+ years of extended sales to sell more over-priced netbook trash." FTFY https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/features/2008/apr08/04-...
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by tunap 13y ago
I know of three people who have been severely injured from a project I walked off last year. The Fortune 20 company's guidelines(and national safety codes) were ignored in their entirety. The project manager who was going to save $4.5
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by tunap 13y ago
Quote: Your "predator" description fits panhandlers with manipulative stories, but not all "homeless people asking for money." The genuinely needful have long been run out of the public spaces/territories that have
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by tunap 13y ago
Sorry, I just assumed. Thanks for the clarification and good to see prices coming down to reasonable levels.
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by tunap 13y ago
It;s 404 at the moment, looks like for awhile as there is no goog result nor subsequent cache to view... http://slashcode.com/www.slashcode.com/sites.shtml I believe the other site(s) would include the ruinator's
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by tunap 13y ago
Yeah, doc was calling it post-natal depression. Two years after birth. I suppose it's possible, I'm no physician. I posit perhaps it was was an ambitious, accomplished woman programmed since birth through culture & genetics to
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by tunap 13y ago
Cheap Win tablet w/ RT is essentially a relatively big screen phone when comparing mobile to PCs. Most people will be taken aback when they cannot load non-AppStore software onto Windows. A $1000+ Slate Pro w/ full on Windows howe
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by tunap 13y ago
My worst nightmare is when a friend tells me how she wanted to kill her 2yo son and husband in terrifying detail. Despite her physician's assurances, she stopped taking the happy pills. They are all alive & well and the dark though
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by tunap 13y ago
I had to Goog it, but I guess you're questioning whether I refer to... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monetarism I guess so, I am not an economist. That seems to be the cycle repeated since the dawn of human intera
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by tunap 13y ago
Good point. I bookmarked that one due to length and had to revisit it later when time allowed. I checked back to see how it's HN status fared and read some additional insights, the discussions often add new perspectives or are more sub
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by tunap 13y ago
How would that work from a free market standpoint? What I mean is, when everyone has a baseline amount of money, the relative scarcity is diminished and the market prices will inflate as the value of money(real & perceived) decreases. I
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by tunap 13y ago
Exactly. Love or hate Goog/Bing, they are powerful tools if you know how to use them. Before the ubiquity of spell checkers I never hesitated to pick up a dictionary to double check spelling or a definition. I've never thought twi
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by tunap 13y ago
I upvoted a story on the new feed about the Inmarsat's approach to estimating the missing Malaysian plane's location that I found highly informative. Hours later that day when I noted the usual Telegraph mc-article rising up, not
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by tunap 13y ago
"What's wrong with more options?" Linux distro/desktop/display protocol forks come to mind... This feels(IMHO) like more noise coming on the line for registrar profit goodness, marginal benefit to registrants &
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by tunap 13y ago
"You should travel a little, even if virtually ;) $100/yr is a lot of money for <strike>millions</strike> billions of people." Sorry for the FTFY, validity of your comment understated by a large magnitude.
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by tunap 13y ago
Which, btw, isn't this what Gmail has done since it's inception? I remember reading it plainly stated in the 1st paragraph of their EULA when it was beginning the long beta run, I appreciated their candor & also opted not* to

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