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indalo
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Comment #21186907
Been noticing it as well. Strange indeed
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Comment #20902526
To me that is good press, and it's something I personally would like. Seeing a state and/or adjunct corporations throwing a tantrum over this is only a measure of success. After al…
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Comment #20798072
I'd like curated content to have a larger presence as well. I wonder If enhancing playlists could accomplish this. You can add metadata and arrange while the video remains on its c…
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Comment #20785808
Its "or" harassment. The approach is to generally ask benign seeming questions that are very complex to answer. In the gp if of my comment there is already context and is a reply t…
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Comment #20785798
You can choose to feel that way about it. the gp of my reply is pointing to the article, content and thereforce context therein. Not addressing any single part with a question done…
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Comment #20784935
Same boat here. We ended up going with an ELK stack instead. Muchm much, more control and worked fine for us.
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Comment #20775556
This smells like sealioning.
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Comment #20651922
Understandable, but something like an EpiPen and a lot of other very well established things like say, insulin. They're well within the realm of a stable generic that can be manage…
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Comment #20648937
I'm sorry but I disagree. Alluding to "maybe not knowing" whether someone wants to do something which has, plenty of times been demonstrated in economical and psychological terms t…
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Comment #20642849
I would exercise caution as this is linked to the CATO institute. I find their method of inquiry and reporting to be disingenuous.
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Comment #20618145
I think that is what just happened...
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Comment #20546143
these are super weak. I dont need a background image indexed. there are plenty of ways to bundle and optimize images using webpack and the like. It sounds like someone using the le…
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Comment #20541225
I'm overdue for a phone and I am at this moment reaching religious faith levels of hope for this librem phone. please release it!
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Comment #20541197
woah, for real? I thought I must've done something real shady in the past but now that you mention it , I have the same exact issue. what gives?
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Comment #20409849
what a weird thing to get hung up about
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Comment #20396613
that's wpengine's cdn, most likely the host of the blog.
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Comment #20369052
Love the idea and execution! How do you deal with repetitious fact/links being added to an article? good luck!
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Comment #20253541
it sounds like a technicality in the scope if the instrumentation. I'd assume that if you can find the building blocks of life, you can guide and establish the next set of tests. I…
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Comment #20248603
brings the concerns that seem to have been forgotten about the strange CPU behavior with their preffered version with elliptical curve
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Comment #20241004
Grew up in Florida. It's most common around touristic area and the motivation is simple, they see helping the homeless as a way of elongating their stay instead of shortening it. t…
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Comment #20240862
your comment lead me to take a look and I have to say I agree. it looks denser but feels more cryptic. sure hope it remains optional.
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Comment #20240747
what even is the motivation for stopping something like that? article describes it as very successful. so sad.
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Comment #20228977
I have like 18 of their auction servers that are unmetered at 1gbps and really make that bandwidth sweat. I've never had issues honestly, and they've never tried to dreamhost me. I…
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Comment #20194858
Yeah, I've never understood the yearning for effectively plain text html. I remember recently a submission that had a "brutalist" styleguide. I wonder how much of this is a reactio…
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Comment #20188922
I'd imagine that with MSFT having similar products to Google. there exists an incentive for similar behaviors to occur in terms of data collection. I hadn't given it much of a thou…