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12y ago
I don't think the name has a trademark because it's 2 generic words added together.
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12y ago
I may have tweeted what happened but I didn't raise an issue in an official way.
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12y ago
I registered a few Twitter accounts as well. Approximately 10 or so. Here's what happened : I used my accounts and Twitter kept growing and growing. I updated my personal account several times a month. Another one was updat
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12y ago
Indifference always gets us in trouble.
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13y ago
Not sure I understand. You want to eat less or have more food deliveries so it's always fresh ?
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13y ago
Do you happen to know how that works ? I never used a service like mailgun or mailchimp. Do they use IP addresses that are not being blocked by the email services ?
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13y ago
I took a quick look at it because I will be in the market for a crm system. A question I have is whether it's possible to add contacts to a campaign so it's easy to see the results per campaign. In terms of offering more products
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13y ago
They are adding Success Services / access to their customer success team. Any idea what this looks like ? A consultancy service or general support ?
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13y ago
There's a drug on the market that's taken by patients who had prostate cancer. It grows back your hair and is being bought off - label for it. I forgot the name.
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13y ago
He's looking for a solution because what if his plane is hijacked ?
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13y ago
Here's a Washington Post update : unusual turbulence over Greenland. : http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/wp/2013/07/11...
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13y ago
Is that something they still do ?
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13y ago
The indifference is a worldwide phenomenon. And it's problematic because indifference is what gave Hitler the chance to become more powerful, indifference helped him identify minorities and it helped him build 45 concentration camps, .
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13y ago
Didn't this happen during the last Superbowl ? Not sure whether they were able to find what caused the power to shut down.
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13y ago
I disagree. What's wrong with needing a warrant ? Right now, they don't need a warrant and I bet it's already causing problems for some people because government employees misbehave when you give them a grey area like that. T
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13y ago
It's no surprise but give me 6 months of your data and I will use it to turn you into a criminal. It's no surprise but it's a huge problem.
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13y ago
There's more to come. And Obama wants to make sure Snowden's the last one to ever try it. So it's about a lot more than trying to stop or get one single man.
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13y ago
I understand what you're saying but letting people vote on individual issues isn't always good. Here's an example : I live in Belgium, a country where 3 million people are paying for 8 million others. Those 8 million
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13y ago
Meanwhile the EU thinks it's a good idea to negotiate a new EU - US trade agreement. And it's a good idea, but not when one side is spying on the other. They should place it on hold.
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13y ago
Back in the 70s a lot of alternative systems were coming available when oil prices were sky high due to an oil embargo. A lot of initiatives were started all over the world to become independent and to develop alternative sources of energy.
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13y ago
Is it really that smart ? By doing so the president commits crimes against humanity, incentives lots of people to attack the US, kills privacy for the sake of security and does so while violating the constitution. The list goes on and o
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13y ago
The US looks like a bully.
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13y ago
Putin didn't really say they support the US's surveillance state, he said surveillance is necessary but you need a warrant.
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13y ago
So Iceland isn't willing to help Snowden ?
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13y ago
Those I know were getting around 1000 a month. All 5 of them. I'm not against time credit (babies need their parents, sick people need help) but some abuse the system.
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13y ago
Here's a tip : Become a Belgian citizen, get a job, use a 1 year time credit, let the government pay you € 1,000 a month, travel the world for 1 year and still keep your job. You do need the company's permission. But no wonder o
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13y ago
It's PR. They say there's court involvement but it's a rubber stamp and then they access all data they got on you. They do say there has to be reasonable suspicion but we all know how that goes. One guy says people
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13y ago
Let's take any country, other than the US, e.g. Switzerland, Luxembourg, ... why isn't Al-Qaeda flying into the buildings of those countries ?
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13y ago
We have a pirate party in Belgium and I have to say it's interesting but I honestly don't see how people are going to vote for them.
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13y ago
It's certainly true for Belgium.
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