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mocheeze
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Comment #47551099
http://nmlegis.gov/Sessions/99%20Regular/FinalVersions/SB013...
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Comment #47422431
I don't understand this. There are super cheap shared-hosting plans the allow you to just do a couple clicks to install WordPress with full control. Then about $13/yr for a .com wi…
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Comment #47174702
AT&T had to pay $4B for failure to acquire T-Mobile. T-Mobile used that money quite wisely.
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Comment #46758155
There are though. Regularly.
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Comment #46435163
NPR's Throughline podcast did a nice dive into this subject in October as well: https://www.npr.org/transcripts/nx-s1-5582393
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Comment #46308837
In middle school (age 11-13 in the late '90s, USA) I had a hand-me-down Palm Pilot (probably upgraded to Handspring in there). I'd leave it on my serial(?) port cradle and have it …
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Comment #45868437
Because of the lowered cost of launching on this particular New Glenn. By the time of the next window BO will be able to command more money for a less-risky launch.
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Comment #45335990
In part 2 they had to go to a radiator and muffler shop to weld up some parts: https://youtu.be/qYpJF0mxiuo
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Comment #45308380
No, Kimmel accused Trump supporters of publicly trying to distance themselves from the shooter.
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Comment #43489613
Many media outlets reported Trump was mad that any of his staff had reporter contacts in the first place. If your assertion is true that would be the quick end to Waltz's short car…
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Comment #42623285
Doesn't seem like Illumina actually cares much about security: https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/01/widely-used-dna-seq...
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Comment #38456724
I don't get it either. Over on Reddit I'm getting lambasted for saying that a Berkshire company's $6000 deductible for an employee's family health insurance is a raw deal in a memo…
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Comment #38456672
Walmart and Kroger have had their own disputes with Visa (for one example) and (at least Kroger) started blocking some of their cards at select chains in order to negotiate a bette…
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Comment #38456625
It's basically THE WAY to get authorizations for medical practices to get prescriptions approved for patients in the US. Ridiculous. (Along with a bunch of other medical logins.)
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Comment #34406244
derefr admitted to making that up in order to elicit a response.
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Comment #31324482
He was pretty talented too. He even said later in life that if he grew up during the age of (good) rap music he probably wouldn't have been a politician: https://www.washingtonpost…
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Comment #30656373
That sounds about right. Similar time to when I was seeing TV shows talk about to to reach them on CompuServe, AOL, then just straight up WWW websites. I especially remember my dad…
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Comment #30537722
And working in good faith to resolve the merchant's problem and rectify the issue can often prevent a lawsuit in the first place. You're overthinking it.
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Comment #30537707
I've never had a merchant sign an NDA for me to fix their problem and/or transfer funds to reconcile a processing error, lol.
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Comment #30537618
I was about to reply to you, then I realized I was typing out a guide on how to commit credit card fraud. Not this time! ;) (I worked for 6 years in that side of the industry. Part…
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Comment #30412258
I'm imagining the same for parents who don't control their kids. Someone has to vouch for them.
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Comment #30283360
Probably one in a country that exited their trade bloc full of countries known for a variety of cheeses.
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Comment #30217578
I think a more fair characterization of reddit at that time was firmly anti-theism. I'm not religious, but I definitely remember those days from when I was still the primary demogr…
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Comment #30217540
r/atheism was a default sub in those days. r/politics was mostly Ron Paul. Both things can be true at the same time without working together.