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4ndr3vv

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    Comment #48553562

    He put a video up about this a couple of weeks ago, and rather than YouTube's algorithm being to blame, it was more him struggling to keep up with his audiences constant demand for…

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    Comment #47307915

    I HEREBY DECLARE I' LL BE UNFIT FOR SCHOOL NE XT FRIDAY DUE TO AN ILLnESS . S I G N E D , M O M

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    Comment #46947368

    > materials are probably around a penny per page plus the cost of toner and paper?

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    Comment #46230292

    MRS GREN would like to have a word with you :)

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    Comment #46150270

    > It has always bothered me that by "spectrum" they mean not the sort of continuous thing Oh but they do. the "spectrum" is by how socially acceptable someone's autism is.

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    Comment #45733470

    Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, for us non Americans

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    Comment #45657610

    Always wondered how much this much traffic is. Would love to see a behind the scenes view of the numbers of requests made

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    Comment #45642248

    Nominative determinism at work

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    Comment #45490894

    Getting 2k users is no small task, congrats. Did most start using it when it was a free spreadsheet linked to a reddit post or have the 2300 users all bought the $4.99 product? Has…

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    Comment #45332867

    Sounds like the tech wasn't deployed for "Refund Fraud" (it would be easier to just use facial recognition when a refund was made) but instead deployed across all stores to see wha…

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    Comment #45315262

    > Why choose this type of subject matter to draw conclusions from? Because they were English Lit students, and the paper was to see how modern students interpret and understand lit…

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    Comment #45090841

    It'd be interesting to see how the visuals change when you're viewing the path, rather than a filled area. Not seen one of these tables with two balls in... You'd probably need qui…

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    Comment #44489206

    _Hiring a disabled person legally at $1.75 for half an hour per week_ ...but morally?

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    Comment #42916500

    You could similarly consider driving a car as "a tool that helps me get to X quicker". Now tell me cars don't make you lazy.

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    Comment #38025070

    Had a delivery yesterday where the driver (Evri) had to wave his handheld around for a bit, as it wouldnt let him confim delivery as it thought he was 100m down the road!

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    Comment #32825407

    Genuine question: When have you ever heard Hoi Polloi being used without being preceded by "the" ? Seems to universally be used as "the hoi polloi" (albeit, in English)

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    Comment #30764537

    >But how can such person be considered boring? Consider a continuum from Boring to Exciting. Now place these jobs on them: - Firefighter - Rocket Scientist - Data Analyst They are …

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    Comment #30430268

    I think that HRM data from watches is indicative at best and is never going to be as accurate as a decent chest monitor, let alone a nurse with professional training! For me, these…

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    Comment #25833573

    I'm not sure it was meant to be a tax on the rich; It was initially introduced in 1923 to cover radio broadcasts, and widened to become the television license in 1946. Also, the ap…

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    Comment #25679279

    Speed limits have no minimum because driving on a road is situational; bad weather, unfamiliarity with the road, new driver, bad driver, personal safety limits, discrepancy in spee…

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    Comment #23427909

    Perhaps GPs use of of the term "occupation" skewed this but I dont think we're talking about weaving and textile _Jobs_ here, but rather traditional craftwork eg embroidery, patchw…

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    Comment #22850899

    Whoops. Thanks. Although I can't seem to edit now!

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    Comment #21802737

    > ... not looking at the schema ... Wait, you just guessed the table names? what am i missing here?

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    Comment #21259645

    Many here seem to cite this article as being low on fact, and high on emotions. It is worth noting that this is merely the introduction piece to a series of articles that the Guard…