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spdmn
5y ago
Yep, ^this, it happens. You 100% deserve compensation. But this is what their insurance is for. The remaining 99000 thousand pairs they sold will surely pay the deductable.
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Please Elaborate on Some Specifics
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7y ago
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spdmn
7y ago
Inflammation in all parts of the body seem to be problematic and the source of all kinds of disease and other sorts of deficiencies. What sorts of studies and preventative treatments are leading this field?
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7y ago
I agree with you 100%. The problem truly lies not where what someone "is willing" (which of course is almost anything) but where what some "actually can" pay to receive treatment. It's a terrible distinction between
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7y ago
That's true. I digress. It's evidently more obvious to those who perpetuate it and designed it as such.
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7y ago
I read this like, "Obviously, that's how it's designed." The title does not shock me as a revelation like it's meant to but rather a fact. A rather obvious one to everyone but those who perpetuate the fallacy.
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spdmn
7y ago
I read this like, "duh, no shit."
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spdmn
7y ago
While respecting the attempt to be fair and nonpartisan by way of moderating this site I cant help but feel this soft-touch approach by mods is somewhat naive.
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9y ago
The message was clear to me yet open to different interpretations. 1) The difference in cholesterol bandwidth is paid for by who is sponsoring this chicken sandwich. 2) Same, but colder. And waaaay late. Too bad their preferential sandwich
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11y ago
Seems very UnGerman to patch over a flaw instead of rooting out the problem from the ground level and engineering a solution. I'm just saying deceitfully patching over the problem seems uncharacteristic of the cultural norm/stereo
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spdmn
13y ago
It seems YIFI Torrents is picking up the Popcorn Time ball and running with it.
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spdmn
13y ago
I've been using this for 2-3 months already. The fact you can send magnet links from chrome is what sold me on its usefulness. Thank you dev.
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13y ago
She'll get off on a "tampering with evidence" loophole. Sick sick woman.
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13y ago
i've been so sick of hearing about these guys "gaming" the justice system and getting away with it. perhaps there is hope.
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13y ago
Of course. You can reach out to me at j.bryce.rogers@gmail.com . We can exchange additional contact details through email if need be.
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13y ago
I'm glad you're doing the research before taking the leap. There are lots of safe neighbourhoods and only a few I would avoid. Let me know if you have any questions about city. Unfortunately, I'm not involved with any startup
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13y ago
I like this idea. Hope it catches on.
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13y ago
Cool map. Edmontonians don't generally like their city referred to as "Deadmonton". However, the nickname rings true on so many levels. Good luck with your move. Is it soon?
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13y ago
Ah, I see! Well that's as good of a place to start as any. Good luck in your endeavours.
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spdmn
13y ago
A simple script (in linux, windows or whatever) could do that no problem. In fact, I'm pretty sure something like: find -iname " .txt " -exec mv -v {} /home/user \; or mv .mp3 /whatever/folder/youd&#
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13y ago
I've tried this software and find it doesn't quite stack up to the original HTPC frontend project, Maraschino ( http://www.maraschinoproject.com ) which offers more or less the same functionality. I prefer Maraschino mai