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deadtofu

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    Comment #12015983

    Comedy option: 3rd amendment defense. ("No Soldier shall, in time of peace be quartered in any house, without the consent of the Owner, nor in time of war, but in a manner to be pr…

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    Comment #11893085

    Yeah, 2 weeks and no response. Well, it was worth a shot :/

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    Comment #11893080

    "So sorry!"

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    Comment #11890593

    Winnipeg will rise again.

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    Comment #11884482

    I remember the first time I visited Tokyo. The subway to Shinjuku station was packed. People seemed annoyed by my bags. We were really crammed in. Someone remarked to me that it wa…

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    Comment #11866573

    Because it's ours. We were just were kind enough to let you use it.

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    Comment #11844094

    Wouldn't it look odd to be loitering in a hotel hallway?

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    Comment #11841191

    But is a condo affordable? When people say "buy a house" that can be a euphemism for "own my dwelling".

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    Comment #11834798

    "Collectively owned" sounds too socialist for most (uniformed) US voters unfortunately.

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    Comment #11802330

    Thanks for pointing this out! I sent an email.

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    Comment #11801554

    I'm also really into film and TV, so I can connect with people on that. Also politics - public interest lawyers love me.

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    Comment #11801551

    I got really excited by this devpressed site. I have Asperger's. Plus PTSD from various stuff that happened as a result of that. So the idea of a safe place to share my strengths (…

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    Comment #11801206

    Define "good STEM education". I had cable internet very early in it's history, and I used to for things other than playing Half Life. I did not end up going to Stanford, but I went…

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    Comment #11801044

    I once went drinking with a couple very smart women in Mountain View. Both went to a very well known school, got good grades, and had degrees in math heavy STEM fields. One worked …

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    Comment #11769296

    How do we know this isn't double speak? Maybe they aren't listening to the conversations per se, but for an audio beacons in television and radio? http://www.theatlantic.com/techno…

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    Comment #11769079

    Ok, so not a physics expert so this might sound stupid, but could this mean that radioactive decay is not truly random, just that we can't currently model it? If so, that could hav…

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    Comment #11659177

    Anyone have a non-paywalled link?

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    Comment #11643417

    Could they be trying to serve her?

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    Comment #11599764

    Or promoted into management where they implode due to being introverts who can't politic well.

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    Comment #11493658

    I'm surprised the drug trip sitting chatroom blacklists Tor.

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    Comment #11476174

    To be fair once you've propsed a thesis your PhD is pretty much on autopilot. There's very little question he would have graduated.

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    Comment #11471121

    One fun fact: Since Tinder requires a FB login, the DC OKCupid is chock filled with spooks.

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    Comment #11416529

    Wouldn't the police be able to see that a PI service looked up the person's social security number?

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    Comment #11416527

    As someone who was interviewed (and rejected) for a UX role at Google, this incident doesn't surprise me. They seem very focused on A/B tests and don't seem to value qualitative re…

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    Comment #11386080

    Wouldn't your payment to such a service be tracable, if it was used for a nefarious purpose?