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What Are the Small Codes You Sometimes See Printed on Locks?
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One could also choose to simply not read this story and go on to another story that's more suited for the reader. ADHD is one disorder; the need to actively tell people you're not reading something and why is another. ADHD is less
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Microsoft teases its secret dual-screen Surface device
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The point of the rule was to prevent "dynasties."
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What do you mean by “50% of principle”?
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The only age requirement that would affect "millennials" is the constitutionally-defined minimum age for the President, which is 35.
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Is there a solution to this "problem" that doesn't involve taking the hard-earned wealth away from people 55 and older who carefully planned and saved so they can enjoy themselves?
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So unless a person is popular enough to get enough people talking about it on twitter or hacker news, someone whose account is flagged by your bad script is going to lose his business. That doesn't sound good to me.
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I was very careful not to take on student debt. I personally chose a low-cost college and took as many first and second year required courses at a community college. I would be very angry if I had to bail out people who lived on The Farm, o
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I also remember the "rule" that a house should cost 2 years salary. And when I graduated college in the early 80s, starting salaries were $25-$30K, and you could get a house for $60K on Long Island.
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Very odd that a product for people who write code doesn't support Windows.
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The Scanimate Site: An Early Analog Video Effects System
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Given today's demographics, not being overweight and being _slightly_ toned, already will put you in the top 10%. This doesn't take much. And if you want a little silicone chin implant that can be inserted in a few minutes, it can
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With His Job Gone, an Autoworker Wonders, ‘What Am I as a Man?’
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Learn How to Spot Travel Phishing
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We call out smokers for their bad behavior that can harm an unborn child. But we're not allowed to say anything about over eaters.
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Another likely reason is increase in maternal obesity. See: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/maternal-obesity-...
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What problem is the CA legislature trying to fix, and how will they be able to determine if this legislation fixes it?
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And it's not true that MalwareBytes is "scareware". I'm sure the person saying that is simply some 12-year-old who wants to show the Windows user that he runs Linux and is a "l33t h4x0r" or something and knows
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I'd still like to know why MalwareBytes is warning me about this page. If you can't answer that, why mock someone?
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Florida Is Creating a New Sex Offender Registry Just for Prostitution Customers
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Why is MalwareBytes giving a warning for this site?
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Tesla on Autopilot Slams into Stalled Car on Highway, Expect More of This
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Happy 5.25 inch floppy day, 2019
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My guess (interpolating from the acts of a person I knew who did a similar thing), is this whole thing, and all the marketing people he spoke to is simply one guy with a fetish who's willing to spend a few thousand dollars to get some
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There's something to be said with our Government personally reaching out to every resident and citizen, even if to just deliver a letter (yes, I know the USPS isn't quite the "Government" any more, but it's close).
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We get jarred "Sprats" from a store that caters to russians here. A few of them on toast for a quick breakfast or lunch is very satisfying.
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Basically this guy is saying "I went to Everest! Don't ruin my accomplishment by you going, too!"
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> Whether the government now launches an architectural competition or decides to rely on the highly professional bodies in charge of French monuments (in particular, the Compagnie des Architects en Chef, to which Philippe Villeneuve, the
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I switched from QuickBooks to Xero. If your business isn't that complicated it works well.
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