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nugi

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    Comment #16849073

    So? Then the market will adjust. Seems a net win for customer and seller.

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    Comment #16848998

    From what we know now, nearly every habitual behavior is likely to affect your biome. Excersize still has a larger effect than most drugs, but we can't seem to perscribe it.

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    Comment #16848934

    Is this pure correlation? are people drinking every day also less likely to have other more healthy habits?

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    Comment #16848713

    Aledgedly, with no details.

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    Comment #16848379

    Nagware... great idea. Now i will just need a google blocker. /s

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    Comment #16836870

    Even the best tech needs foundations, buildings and services to function. Get off your high horse. Money is where friction is, not nessarrily, or even usually, advancement in tech.…

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    Comment #16833714

    I have on good authority that everyone who owns or uses a toaster, will in fact die.

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    Comment #16833690

    I struggle to name a single source that is not Signifigantly biased. But worse than ever, fewer orgs seem to speak with a single editorial voice. One NYT article will be well sourc…

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    Comment #16833642

    But News is very much commercial speech as well, if not moreso than political.

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    Comment #16833617

    Wow. So worried about their own self image they attack the NTSB as if they were worried about theirs? What a PR travesty. Then they go on to say their self-proclaimed safest cars i…

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    Comment #16833537

    Without seperate point sources, its more like 1.5

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    Comment #16833472

    1st link, 'javascript is required'. Brutal indeed.

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    Comment #16833243

    There has always been a perception amoung many techies and ents that "wall street" represented the old, entrenched, 'rent-seeking' capitolism, while SV style was 'changing the worl…

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    Comment #16833069

    I can say, buy not attribute, that they are in fact reacting quite quickly.

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    Comment #16833018

    No, even driving 200miles a day, for 15 years in a 1978 suburban with bad rings is less poluting than producing a single eCar.

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    Comment #16831879

    This should be the top comment. The dark UX forcing an app down your throat for a website is appalling. Also is the chorus of illiterate responsers to every post like this pushing …

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    Comment #16831819

    Usenet was (largely) uncensored, that is a huge difference.

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    Comment #16831756

    I hate speedbumps in my sportscar. Under 20, I often scrape. I have found speeding to 40+ allows my suspension to soak it up rather than upsetting the chassis. They have effectivel…

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    Comment #16831732

    And I own one! It is used to shut off the beeping when carrying groceries in my passenger seat. Cheap and effective. But the initial thought betrays some reasoning.

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    Comment #16831523

    If you are affected by this as aparent, you are the problem. Youtube is unregulated, and full of much worze than this. Take some personal responsibility. Very suprised to see this …

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    Comment #16831495

    But the information in the case being discussed is factually true, and undisputed. Why argue like its not literally the case here?

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    Comment #16830590

    Not dumb at all, it is the big unspoken elephant in the room. It is clear that the current, and next iteritave version of autopilot, self driving, etc. are woefully behild the hype…

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    Comment #16830184

    There were services that recieve and scan your mail, I suspect they still exist. I used one about a decade ago. Some po boxes also offer the feature. You still need to pay to fwd t…

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    Comment #16830105

    I also do this, as do a few friends. It may not be effective, but it feels great not to support terrible ads. It seems like my process for shopping begins with whitelist search (Do…