casefields

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by casefields 7y ago
It's like free water at restaurants, it's not actually free and we appreciate it having it.
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by casefields 7y ago
What people in general want is exactly that type of censorship. Just look at the way the public in general, media/companies in particular, react when you say Eric Ciaramella's name.
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by casefields 7y ago
You're wrong: https://www.ilrc.org/sites/default/files/resources/flores_v....
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by casefields 7y ago
Mirror: https://outline.com/L8ebnZ
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by casefields 7y ago
Before they fixed it, it redirected to Googles homepage in Portuguese.
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by casefields 7y ago
No wonder I never heard that they solved it: >Following a series of investigative reports by The Washington Post in 2008, the MPD followed up and finally obtained a warrant, on March 3, 2009, to arrest Ingmar Guandique, the illegal immig
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by casefields 7y ago
And got nailed for child pornography. You stay you Palmdale.
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by casefields 7y ago
Award shows are merely popularity contests after a certain threshold of quality is met. Source: the Emmy and NAACP award sitting on my shelf.
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by casefields 7y ago
Jesus, that's so embarrassing.
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by casefields 7y ago
The NASA scientist that made those erroneous predictions in OPs post: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/nasa-study-mass-gains-o... Whoops.
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by casefields 7y ago
The reminds me of when people would ask how it was possible that Madoff was such a successful investor; he's just better than everyone else.
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by casefields 7y ago
"Briefly stated, the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect is as follows. You open the newspaper to an article on some subject you know well. In Murray's case, physics. In mine, show business. You read the article and see the journalist has ab
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by casefields 7y ago
I moved myself and the whole family to the often-mentioned Bitwarden 3 years ago. It's been fantastic.
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by casefields 7y ago
Mobile free version limited to 25 items. That's not really free for 99% of people.
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by casefields 7y ago
That's not why they avoid those neighborhoods. It's because they steal. That's the problems the big supermarkets have out here in Los Angeles when maintaining stores in poorer neighborhoods.
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by casefields 7y ago
https://archive.is/8J1qB
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by casefields 7y ago
No. The issue is they all weren't sure how much truth to admit to, until it went up the chain of command. Decisions like this are hard when you have a web of deceit to navigate.
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Television viewing and cognitive decline in older age(nature.com)
289 points by casefields 7y ago|142 comments
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by casefields 7y ago
https://beta.trimread.com/articles/1393
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by casefields 7y ago
Yup. That’s setting up the parameters in an obvious way to strawman an opponents argument.
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by casefields 7y ago
Thank god for them: https://youtu.be/Em8C6AvD4sk
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China tried to get World Bank to fund surveillance in Xinjiang(axios.com)
4 points by casefields 7y ago|1 comments
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by casefields 7y ago
Holy cow is that area desolate. Gotta take a special type of person to want to pony up and buy this place.
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by casefields 7y ago
These always look like fun, interesting deals to outsiders but unless you have someone with local knowledge, I wouldn’t trust any of them.
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by casefields 7y ago
Honestly, there’s so much drama and turmoil there, I wouldn’t want to be there either. So many other productive things they could be doing.
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by casefields 7y ago
I understand it Canada but if this were the US, it wouldn’t matter how far out into nowhere in nature you try to build. The Sierra Club and similar orgs, will be in the nearest federal/state court at each step of the way.
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by casefields 7y ago
More like just following the New Yorker style guide, which are decidedly not top hat monopoly capitalists: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-curse-of-...
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by casefields 7y ago
After Halloween specials on candy are amazing. Theoretically, people could just always buy those deals and save them for the next year. That holds for all after season items.
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by casefields 7y ago
In depth investigations like this are released by ESPN once, sometimes twice a month. Sorta rare, but they do still do some good journalism on occasion.
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by casefields 7y ago
*Other than the 2 World Trade Center towers.

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