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jrwiegand

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    It's interesting, I have been saying a much less intelligible version of this from observing my children. They have been exposed to services without advertising, and as soon as the…

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    Comment #40032051

    This is a wonderful piece and I am glad that I came across it. The line that really hit home for me is the description attached to the photos with his girls. I have two young girls…

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    Comment #39827480

    This was exactly what I was thinking, too. Systems could be set up to monitor the trajectory of objects moving around a structure and then alerting and closing bridges or tunnels.

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    Comment #39826317

    It is shocking and that does not sound like an inappropriate response.

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    Comment #39826295

    That was my exact thought. Thankfully, I woke up to messages that my family members were safe and sound. I hope they find everyone but at this point it seems unlikely.

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    Comment #38764185

    Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! I appreciate the banner color update as well.

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    Comment #37599592

    Interesting, I watched a video about this topic a while back[0]. I don't remember it exploring the larger impacts related to government and such but instead digs into how exactly a…

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    Comment #25985938

    As other comments have said, this is not illegal. Matt Levine explains better than I could here [1]. 1 - https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-01-29/reddit...

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    Comment #20335232

    Seems fitting that Cloudflare spoke so aggressively against Verizon[0][1] last week and then this incident happens to them. I will be interested to read the postmortem on this situ…

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    Comment #16991815

    I agree in theory but what else can be made better about podcasts? Is it worth the trade off for everyone's data? These are questions I believe were asked and answered with NPR One…

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    Comment #16991800

    The notion is valid but users clearly don't want to be tracked. NPR One lost and they still continue to push it and will likely convert Pocket Casts. I find the news discouraging a…

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    Comment #16991788

    I think you are exactly right. NPR pushed NPR One in order to track users. It failed miserably. So now the plan is to join with other big networks and buy a successful podcast app …

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    Comment #16991770

    Pocket Casts never tracked anything. Why is it now okay to start tracking me? Does NPR do something better than anything other large organization?

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    Comment #16587977

    I was just saying this the other day. I have been a steep learning curve about retirement accounts, mortgages, etc. There should really be a financial curriculum in high school, po…

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    Comment #16437278

    I remember 'discovering' Python in my old Programming Languages class and it is still as fascinating now as it was then. Congrats to Guido.

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    Comment #16163073

    I agree that not owning a car would be better than owning. But simply saying "you should move to a better place" is not only a privileged statement but also a callous one. You assu…

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    Comment #15689310

    Yes, as other people have said containers does this magically. I even have Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp sign-ins in their own container. Everything is separate and I honestly f…

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    Comment #15424645

    Location: Maryland Remote: Willing to relocate: Technologies: Java & Spring Boot web app project, MEAN stack for another, both at work. Python for other experiments and learning. R…

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    Comment #15239637

    ST2 was the first text editor that really caught my eye. They have also been great with allowing users to permanently "trial" the software. I moved to ST3 beta as soon as it came o…

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    Comment #14871759

    Yeah, it is likely the smartest decision for him. I have watched him play his whole career (Ravens fan). He is good but he would have likely bounced around the league as a backup a…

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    Comment #14722797

    100% agree with this in general and specifically. People tend to get too hung up on issues that are over. Zed has moved on and so should everyone else.