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DinkMeeker
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Comment #33605117
I was surprised by the low number as well. I still have mine.
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Comment #28457270
Well, you could certainly just download from archive.org for the first-time usage of any particular song and then cache them from there. Like being your own CDN.
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Comment #25189933
> “Through further investigation, we learned that Pray.com had protected some files, setting them as private on the buckets to limit access,” they explained. “However, at the same …
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Comment #15933433
This was posted here a few months ago. The article indicated that a change/reduction in training starting in 2003, mainly for cost savings, was coming home to roost. I wonder if si…
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Comment #15350846
It's also naive to think they won't continue to do so simply by adding a new asset class into the mix.
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Comment #15193734
Don't forget the tailings ponds that are constructed to park the waste and residue chemicals from extraction and processing. They are simply left there until time and eventual faci…
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Comment #14350761
I can't agree with you more. If only it would take the hint that there is a reason I zoomed in so much that only one street fills the screen.
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Comment #8105480
I pretty sure there is a happy medium somewhere before you hit outhouses. Just like living in cities doesn't necessarily mean you have to be stacked in like cordwood with 120 squar…
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Comment #8105450
Not if you buy them from Apple.
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Comment #8104414
I remember a number of years back the debate when Houston was trying to annex a nearby area. One of the arguments was that the city needed to add area to its tax base. So this is a…
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Comment #8104381
Exactly. This is about incorrect management rather than inherent unsustainability of being spread out. Years ago people were spread out way more than now.