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by waterphone 9y ago
It's censorship, it's just legal censorship because it's not the government doing it.
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by waterphone 9y ago
1.3% to 1.7% in most cases, but it's been climbing over the past 6 months. Not a lot, but better than the laughable 0.05% some megabanks offer.
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by waterphone 9y ago
6 months expenses is a reasonable baseline for a lot of people strictly as an emergency fund in the event of job loss, sudden automotive or medical emergencies, or any other unplanned scenario that might otherwise put you into debt without
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by waterphone 9y ago
Windshield coverage on an auto insurance plan generally has no deductible. Chips, cracks and full replacement has always been covered for me with no additional cost beyond the $5 or $10 extra a month to have it on my plan. They negotiated a
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by waterphone 9y ago
1%+ APY savings accounts are commonly available outside of the mega bank world. Online banks (which are real FDIC insured banks that just don't have the overhead of national chains and all their branches) and credit unions have competi
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by waterphone 9y ago
Which is the vast majority of public recreation land in the U.S.
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by waterphone 9y ago
There are over 27 million uninsured people in the U.S.
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by waterphone 9y ago
It doesn't really take that much skill. I did it in 15 minutes for the first time with no advance reading/watching. The kits you can buy online come with a full set of tools and instructions.
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by waterphone 9y ago
In many Central and South American countries, flushing toilet paper is explicitly discouraged.
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by waterphone 9y ago
And restrooms in stores along the U.S. border where people cross from Mexico often have to have signs in Spanish telling people to please flush their toilet paper and not throw it on the floor beside the toilet or go out into other parts of
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by waterphone 9y ago
10 years ago. The market is very saturated now and hard to survive, even with over a decade of experience.
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by waterphone 9y ago
It happens all the time, and there is no recourse unless you can get lucky enough to cause a social media storm with enough outrage it catches someone's attention.
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by waterphone 9y ago
I used a 2011 MBP for 6 years until the GPU finally failed, and then downgraded to a 2010 MBP. For most things, I hardly notice any issues with it being underpowered, and I intend to keep using this indefinitely until it no longer functions
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by waterphone 9y ago
I mean, I'll agree that replacing a battery on an iPhone is a rather easy thing to do, but it's definitely still easier to change a car's oil…
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by waterphone 9y ago
> This policy does not apply to military or government entities
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by waterphone 9y ago
By the time I got here, there were two identical comments and I thought it was weird, so I added a third identical comment to make it weirder (and because the article link was completely useless and unreadable, so it was a valid complaint).
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by waterphone 9y ago
Reading this article is harder than learning how to use git the way it's intended to be used.
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by waterphone 9y ago
And it's incredibly frustrating on a fairly regular basis and forces me to quote queries all the time because the search engine thinks it knows what I mean better than I do.
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by waterphone 9y ago
Google does weird things with keyword expansion/collapse, as well as acronym collapse, that often lead to totally nonsensical results. If you search for a set of words that are commonly associated with an acronym, it will also search f
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by waterphone 9y ago
Still not clear on the connection outside of the OK portion, where does weleetka come from?
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by waterphone 9y ago
The numbers are each in pairs and each pair doesn't exceed 26 (the number of letters in the alphabet). a = 01, z = 26. Convert the number pairs to letters, you get whites outher ngiant
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by waterphone 9y ago
n, not m.
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by waterphone 9y ago
I had the opposite experience—the first time I read it, I barely made it through. The second time, before reading The Confusion, I re-read it, and fell in love with it. It gets better each time I read it.
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by waterphone 9y ago
She's the woman who got a developer fired for a comment she overheard between two other people that did not have sexual intent (relating to forking a repo) but which she interpreted sexually and flipped out over, accusing them of targe
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by waterphone 9y ago
Yes, the native populations often did the same in the Americas. But in the early 1900s, the U.S. decided its forests were an important resource—both as a source of timber for military use and to have timber sales to raise money, and declare
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by waterphone 9y ago
> Judge dismisses lawsuit accusing Facebook of tracking users’ activity, saying responsibility was on plaintiffs to keep browsing history private Then there can be no argument against people using ad/tracking script blockers.
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by waterphone 9y ago
Turn on the Adblock Warning Removal List and Anti-Adblock Killer in uBlock Origin.
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by waterphone 9y ago
Same as I do now: no insurance.
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by waterphone 9y ago
Absolutely ridiculous and petty. Verizon is clearly ordering them to block AT&T users from using their services, for no good reason, just to be petty with their competitor. Time to stop using all Verizon services.
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by waterphone 9y ago
The areas are kept quite separate, but that doesn't mean that there isn't still a huge porn userbase. Many people on tumblr have multiple blogs on different subjects, and deliberately keep their porn blog(s) separate from the rest

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