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rblackwater
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Comment #4426368
If one company does something wrong it does not excuse other companies from doing the same thing wrong.
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Comment #4406301
I felt the parent and grandparents were being condescending. I have no regrets.
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Comment #4406275
> in my experience Christians are much happier Maybe because when they do something wrong, they believe an imaginary being will forgive and still love them; or if they encounter di…
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Comment #4389495
I didn't know it did multiple pages. That's a great feature.
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Comment #4389448
Do you know if compile-to-JVM languages can be used for Android (both technically and realistically)?
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Comment #4385079
Although I ended up reading the 'curl'ed version, I wanted to say this is also a decent solution. Cheers
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Comment #4385066
I'm ashamed I didn't think of this :) Thanks, it worked exactly as expected.
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Comment #4384862
If only :/ I don't even have an FPU.
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Comment #4384851
There's a big difference in turning a page the size of your hand when you are already holding the book and trying to click a micro button the size of a word when you use the arrow …
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Comment #4384197
It looks like an interesting article, so it is a shame that it was split into 5 pages with no way to view everything on one page. I have no recourse but to not read the article at …
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Comment #4379912
Incorrect. He imposed responsibility on the passengers next to her. > "I want to know who the the passengers were sitting next to this child were that didn't help her with her tran…
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Comment #4379873
Nobody is responsible for other people's children. Not making sure an unaccompanied minor gets to her next flight is not "lack of human decency".
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Comment #4359301
Closed to anyone who doesn't want to identify themselves.
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Comment #4353612
I don't think you are morally correct just because you haven't gotten any complaints. In fact, until you make it possible for people to permanently delete things, you are not. The …
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Comment #4353582
I guess that's fair, but since it seems like that's how it got gamed, they should definitely be more strict and send only to your primary or backup number.
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Comment #4348589
Then why are you not using POP or IMAP with a separate password? What are they going to do with the auth code when they don't have your original password? I'm not trying to defend …
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Comment #4348508
You should be using POP or IMAP only on your phone so that you can revoke permission after it is stolen (when you log in to your account from a desktop and use a backup key from th…
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Comment #4343656
I agree with you totally, of course; I was just joking that they won't let you read anything and that is what prompted the initial outrage.
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Comment #4343642
I'm sure they'd love to, but it's been ruled that jailbreaking is legal (to run your own or free software).
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Comment #4333322
I think the craziest part is actually that declaring bankruptcy doesn't cancel student loan debt, so there's no failsafe if you don't get a decent job afterwards.
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Comment #4333287
That's not really necessary, after you delete your account they'll block you from reading by themselves.
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Comment #4320949
"[D]umbest blog post I've read in a while" isn't very constructive, but it's not an attack on the entire blog either, just on that particular post.
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Comment #4315759
I've been thinking about this, and I believe there is a distinction since on the bus I am paying for the conveyance, not the content, so at no point do I ever consciously look at t…
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Comment #4311439
I would be willing to either pay more for something completely ad-free or not pay at all. I probably would not pay considerably more. How much extra does a magazine get from advert…
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Comment #4311257
I find it unacceptable to have any advertisement mingling with content that I have paid for. I stopped reading magazines long ago (before the internet was a real alternative) for t…