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Farfromthehood

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    Comment #34284964

    Oh. Just learning about this now. I haven't fired up the quest (or Go) I'm about a year. Suppose I'll probably have to side load whatever's been removed.... Once I eventually fire …

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    Comment #31298676

    I use a double edged blade and one blade lasts six months for me with daily shaving. The blades have four edges, not two: you can flip the blade over and use the other side. Sounds…

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    Comment #30608853

    Glad to know I'm not the only anti-ad person who was incensed.

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    Comment #30608313

    I have a paid premium subscription with optery. I provided them with minimal informed and have been pleased thus far. Good customer service. Fairly quick response time. For years, …

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    Comment #30332279

    Isn't messenger supposed to be encrypted??

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    Comment #29861561

    I have a rule: I do NOT communicate with anyone who threatens or implies legal action, and I immediately forward any emails to my lawyer. Like others, I strongly recommend you imme…

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    Comment #29447516

    I checked the MSDS years ago and commented on the Amazon listing for Fellows "shredder oil." It always helps to check the MSDS, for many reasons. :-)

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    Comment #28582015

    FakeSpot has purposefully limited prior functionality from their site and only allows those features via installing their browser plugin. They really want that browsing history. So…

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    Comment #28227385

    And the pricing link doesn't lead to pricing. Just list it. Don't make us jump through hoops to pay you.

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    Comment #28227354

    Your privacy policy is a 9 page PDF, which as an immediate red flag. You also auto share registrants' info for marketing unless we opt out. I wish it was opt-in meeting.

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    Comment #28141756

    Supposedly my base level 1999 Tacoma is worth $13,295 with over 160k miles. Which is unbelievable because I paid $6,500 for it in 2006.

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    Comment #28139041

    According to this site, my 1999 base grade "poverty edition" Toyota Tacoma with 160k miles is valued at $13,295. I realize it's a seller's market, but that's just crazy. I paid $65…

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    Comment #28126760

    Common fish. They eat shellfish. They taste like crab.

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    Comment #28006274

    Bit rate1 kbps Maximum packet size is 192 bytes

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    Comment #27794279

    Thank you. I got about 50% down the website marketing fluff and noped out. HP needs better copy.

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    Comment #27756362

    I wish the posts quantified their compensation. I have spare time for side gigs, but I'm not cheap, and I don't want to put my information out there (by applying) only to get a lou…

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    Comment #27685837

    Whelp. You were right. Their first shady move is auto-opting all signups for their newsletter. Thank goodness I used a disposable email address. Why would anything think it was a g…

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    Comment #27636277

    I've heard the Comcast "retention agents" have a quota or retentions vs cancellations they must maintain, hence ask the disconnected cancellation calls. For a time, I resorted to h…

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    Comment #27283634

    At least the family has some proof of life. Maybe the videos can help push for his release. Although I'm sure these aren't the reasons YouTube approved the ad(s).

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    Comment #25157243

    Whoa. Searched my name and found my sealed court records from when I was barely a teen (25 years ago). The records even state "sealed/exempt from public" at the top. This is pretty…

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    Comment #24964455

    I look forward to testing it out. I wonder how this will impact Sendgrid, Constant Contact, etc.

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    Comment #24823528

    God bless you

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    Comment #24318824

    Sendgrid user for many, many years. I believe we disabled 2FA because it broke /prevented our client's ability to send via SMTP. No idea if they've fixed the issue (and honestly do…

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    Comment #23881540

    But it's not quite free.

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    Comment #23253431

    FYI, source article is from a fringe, right-leaning "news media." I belong they have a staff of 5.