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by waterphone 9y ago
There are three visibility flags for Tumblr blogs: - Allow logged-out users to see this blog - Allow this blog to appear in search results - Flag this blog as adult-oriented Either of the first two flags would obscure the blog from se
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by waterphone 9y ago
That is not true at all. All Tumblr blogs, including NSFW blogs, have always been viewable and indexable by external search engines through their public URL (blogname.tumblr.com) unless flagged as private/hidden (a choice of the blog o
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by waterphone 9y ago
Tumblr has a huge porn community, and always has. I don't have actual statistics, but it's huge. In general, people on tumblr might have a regular, personal blog, and then a side blog where they reblog and/or comment on/
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by waterphone 9y ago
They're also forcing all adult-oriented content on Tumblr (which isn't limited to porn, although porn makes up the majority of their userbase) behind a logged-in-users-only wall, blocking it from non-Tumblr users and in turn, exte
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by waterphone 9y ago
I don't turn it off, but I put it on airplane mode regularly when I'm going to be in a low signal area where it will rapidly drain the battery trying to connect to towers, e.g. while backpacking.
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by waterphone 9y ago
I have always gotten this after a migraine. I get about one or two migraines per year on average. For me, they go like this. 1. The aura, a flashing zig-zag of blindness moving across my vision for approximately half an hour. 2. The headach
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by waterphone 9y ago
Correct—but having a functioning speedometer is generally useful.
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by waterphone 9y ago
Unless you've simply decided this isn't important to you, changing the speedometer gear on a Jeep to an appropriate size for your tires is generally a several minute job with minimal tools.
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by waterphone 9y ago
Also, older vehicles have shorter odometers that roll over back to zero automatically.
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by waterphone 10y ago
Grand Canyon National Park does not observe DST either, but as another comment noted, the Navajo Nation, which makes up a large part of the northeast corner of the state of Arizona, does.
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by waterphone 10y ago
Angel ran from 1999 to 2004. Dollhouse ran from 2009 to 2010.
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by waterphone 10y ago
There are vehicle and foot ports of entry all along the border, where legal passage between countries can be done.
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by waterphone 10y ago
Would they? If someone is traveling for a week and presets their social media account to be in travel mode for 1 week, wouldn't they then just need to be detained for a week until the lock expired?
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by waterphone 10y ago
Finding a group in your area that's open to beginners can be an excellent way to start out, because they'll be planning the hikes and navigating, and can tell you what you need to bring. With a bit of experience, you can start to
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by waterphone 10y ago
Then if border agents really want to get in to a particular individual's device, they'll just detain them (or seize their device) until trip mode automatically turns off.
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by waterphone 10y ago
Cartels are using drones for aerial surveillance in some areas to scout clear paths for foot smugglers, but I haven't heard of them using them to transport drugs. They do use manned ultralight aircraft, though.
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by waterphone 10y ago
And if you don't use social media, and they don't believe you?
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by waterphone 10y ago
My account still doesn't work and it won't let me continue further, claiming I do not exist.
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by waterphone 10y ago
https://reek.github.io/anti-adblock-killer/ You can enable it within uBlock Origin.
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by waterphone 10y ago
There is very much a place for both. National Parks have that designation for a reason, and they attract huge numbers of people. Management of areas with high visitation has to be much more strict to protect those areas. But we're fort
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by waterphone 10y ago
Hunting is one use. Managed properly, it has its place, as others have discussed. But this land is also used by campers, hikers, birders, amateur astronomers, scientists doing research, and others.
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by waterphone 10y ago
National Forest and BLM are very permissive for backcountry camping, while National Parks generally restrict you to permitted and designated campsites, if it's allowed at all.
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by waterphone 10y ago
You have it completely backwards, I'm afraid. Private land in the southwest tends to be overgrazed and abused, while BLM land is very well managed, with enforcement of herd rotation through pastures. Many of the ranchers strongly resis
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by waterphone 10y ago
It is not all nondescript and empty. There is plenty of random public land, including BLM, that is gorgeous despite not being a National Park or a Wilderness Area, or which provides access into otherwise inaccessible public land areas. Some
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by waterphone 10y ago
Simple Mobile is a subsidiary of América Móvil, who also own Tracfone. Their customer service and that of all their subsidiaries is a nightmare, in my experience. If you can manage to get past that, you can get good deals, but if they fuck
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by waterphone 10y ago
And three days later it was quietly ended with a comment that noted that it's impossible to separate politics from many the topics we discuss here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13131251
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by waterphone 10y ago
If you don't have a credit history in the U.S., you are excluded from a lot of things, including registering for Obamacare or Medicaid in some states, and get flagged as a fraud risk or actively banned from a variety of services includ
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by waterphone 10y ago
This relates to the industry—a large part of the tech industry in the U.S. involves people with work visas and green cards who will be excluded from reentry if they come from the countries covered by this order and are currently out of the
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by waterphone 10y ago
And, being historians, they would want to avoid making any history-altering changes, so if they do everything correctly, we'd never know they were here.
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by waterphone 10y ago
Term limits on Congress are one of those things that sound like a great idea—and aspects of them are—but when implemented they turn out to cause even more corruption. California did this for their state legislature. The result was that ther

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