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Transatel 901: local 3G/LTE connectivity everywhere with one SIM card
(transatel-901.com)
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zamryok
12y ago
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12y ago
> At the risk of sounding callous, starting a family before you can afford it is living beyond your means. I don't live in the US so I don't know if this applies to some contexts within the US, but in other contexts a family (p
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zamryok
13y ago
My issue with the previous comment was with the wording that made it seem that restraining orders are unfair in general. If we want to talk about generalities and how we percieve the situation then we can't escape discussing how and if
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13y ago
I would word it differently: "for women to use this in order to re gain some sort of advantage" considering the fact that women generally are at a strong dis advantage in society (especially when it comes to personal safety an
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13y ago
My radio button setting was "disable" even after I visited the location history. I think enabling location access and enabling location history are two different things, in that you can enable the detection of your current locatio
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zamryok
13y ago
Different approaches to the question of "HOW to bring about change" (as opposed to just "WHAT change is needed") are the reason so many political tendencies exist. Your approach can be described as reformist, and it sure
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13y ago
It amazes me how so many commenters here can miss an essential point about hipsters and hipster-hate. Hipster-hate is more than bullying, it can be understood if we consider that socio-economic classes are at war with each other: in this un
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13y ago
Some people are not considered "innocent until proven guilty in a court of law". That is what I find unjust. I can accept focusing on "high-risk groups" (although one should question how this definition of a high-risk group is constructed),
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13y ago
> The double standard of what human rights mean if you are a US citizen and if you aren't makes me physically ill. I also think that is profoundly unjust, and unfortunately it is not simply a question of being a US citizen or not: US ci
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14y ago
"percentage of males in teaching professions, and/or daycare?" I agree it isn't fair. But this can be seen as misogyny/sexism backfiring against men. One main reason why men are discriminated against in these professions is that for a long
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14y ago
A huge discussion within feminist movements has taken place and continues to take place on the subject, and I cannot do it all justice in a short comment (keywords to research: Sex-positive feminism), but my understanding is that it is best
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14y ago
Furthermore, it seems clear that the way she was attacked was specifically designed to exploit at least the following : - the fact that she is a woman adressing a predominantly male audience (the fake porno) - the ambient objectification of
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14y ago
The site is very buggy indeed. But it is possible to change the primary email adress if, when you are prompted to retype your password, you "type password and click button by mouse, not by "Enter" key" (as the post says). Maybe that would w
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14y ago
In your account settings ( https://www.google.com/settings/ ), next to "Authorising applications & sites" there's an Edit link.
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14y ago
the article seems to suggest that they help companies lower their mobile bills, which seems significantly different than becoming a virtual network operator The article also suggests that the biggest obstacle to becoming a global virtual