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ciabattabread

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    Comment #48873062

    New York State passed a law last year that makes cancellations easy.

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    Comment #48873044

    And that is courtesy of recent New York State law. [1] [1] https://kr.law/news/article-detail/new-yorks-new-automatic-r...

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    Comment #46499002

    Needs some Alanis Morissette background music.

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    Comment #45557892

    > The guest only has to deflect the "tough" question a few times and then nothing else happens, they just move on. How about 12 times? See BBC News’s Jeremy Paxman interview with M…

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    Comment #45517404

    > This is getting into Sovereign Citizen type reasoning Getting? The dog whistle is a bullhorn.

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    Comment #45517388

    Wow, a lot of words to say you wish you owned slaves. Usually, these types of arguments were cloaked by going after FDR.

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    Comment #45250898

    When you tap some of the menu items in the “Saved to iCloud” section, they don’t have the normal grey item highlight that happens with the rest of the settings app.

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    Comment #44698450

    > but the old servers still worked until the AOL outage 2 days ago. So that explains why my dad's email suddenly couldn't send outgoing messages (the configuration, for years, was …

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    Comment #44696766

    > Maps: 81 M Is MapKit considered iOS or Maps?

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    Comment #43664265

    I have one of those "annual plan, billed monthly". How the hell do I figure out when I initially signed for it? Along the way, I got two free months for getting a Logitech mouse, d…

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    Comment #43489961

    > Id like to see a system where judging those who have supposedly done wrong is done almost entirely by the community, not the government. Government/security forces (including pol…

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    Comment #43436123

    I thought we had already solved this mystery, but I was thinking of a different 1960's San Francisco photo archive discovery -- the Kodachrome slides in a cabinet left on a street.…

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    Comment #42693351

    Cold encourages suburbanites to stay in their warm home instead of going on a night out.

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    Comment #42693159

    It was also really cold in NYC last week.

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    Comment #42679561

    Ugh, Packard Bell. Being our first computer, we had no idea that Navigator program was pointless until months after. And I think it was another year before we realized it was capab…

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    Comment #42657029

    "Simple" "Safe" "Private": Marketing buzzwords without any proof or a reputation. No idea who this person is. Could be some 15 year old scammer in Florida. Could be a billionaire h…

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    Comment #42496739

    They had the failed Canada expansion, but they smelled like roses compared to the crash and burn of Target Canada.

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    Comment #42491162

    It would be more helpful if the article provided a year-to-year comparison.

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    Comment #42465215

    Notice the wording - "I decided not to give any more money to Apple years ago". So by his criteria, he's okay.

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    Comment #42462889

    I wonder that too. They been doing this for a while now around the big shopping holidays. And yet, I never hear about any major disruptions. Maybe the union needs to change tactics…

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    Comment #42447800

    We used to have those educational multimedia CD-ROMs back in the '90s. Look up Microsoft Encarta 97 on YouTube.

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    Comment #42340368

    How much in additional HVAC costs result from having high ceilings though?

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    Comment #42340356

    It's not about skipping stops, it's about the amount of eminent domain you'd have to do to eliminate curves thru Connecticut's oldest and richest suburbs. Which is why proposals to…

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    Comment #41819173

    A demonstration of the ol’ adage that in order to solve a problem, make it someone else’s problem.

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    Comment #41641206

    > Ms. Ellison is set to report to a minimum security prison in the Boston area by around Nov. 7, almost exactly two years after FTX collapsed. So it's Danbury, CT.