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mobiclick

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    Comment #33087941

    My problem with this laptop isn't with it's pricing but with who's selling it. If it was Asus or some other reputable OEM, I think I would have bought it. I've had extremely poor e…

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    Comment #32806681

    The only browser that allows me to use any addon I want. I'll continue to use it until Mozilla fulfill their promise and allow me to load any addon I want. Fitness for use trumps s…

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    Comment #32806482

    I wouldn't have been able to for that emergancy bill specifically. I would have used cash. However had I had more time to liquidate my crypto, I definitely would have used crypto. …

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    Comment #32747612

    Your fetish is another man's means of leaving.

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    Comment #32747565

    Hear, hear! I once was denied access to my own money over a very long weekend during which a bill popped up that I had to settle immediately. I ultimately ended up borrowing money …

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    Comment #32742558

    This thread wouldn't make much sense if your proverbial red line was already crossed, now would it ;)

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    Comment #32712121

    It's not denial so much as it is not caring to the point where you get upset. I think that's the strength of mind that GP is referring to.

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    Comment #32711213

    Isreal has a well established history of not honoring treaties so I don't see why Arab countries would be expected to honor their end of the deal. The Palestinians will probably do…

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    Comment #32701558

    Guess the israelis are doing their darnest to get them to try a fourth time.

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    Comment #32647530

    But it's leaps and bounds more private than any VPN including this (no shade on these guys, if I ever need a VPN that isn't tor, I'll choose them). E To me, comparing tor's privacy…

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    Comment #32341136

    Applicants specify their preferred time slots in decending order and the government agency chooses the time. This is how the my country does it.

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    Comment #32295999

    I'd take a shitty ui over a shiny ui backed by an unpredictable algorithm any day. That people would prioritize ui and initial setup costs over payment processing reliability is in…

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    Comment #30828025

    I really wish bubblewrap had a way to mount filesystems as copy-on-write instead of read-only. Having ways to impose limits on memory would be nice too.

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    Comment #30740841

    The problem here is offering monetary incentives. Purposefully or not, I'm sure judges would hand out a lot more fines if they got a cut out of it.

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    Comment #30636907

    Gice users a toggle. Give users the ability to choose whether they want sensored results or not. That would fix so many problems with slight tech and media. Give us a fucking choic…

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    Comment #30458253

    Perhaps gp could have worded it a bit more kindly, but I think there is value in calling out people who espouse opinions without having sufficient knowledge to back it up. It's peo…