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toomanythings2
10y ago
You think war is clean and sanitary?
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toomanythings2
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So the US should just sit back and take it?
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toomanythings2
10y ago
Has nothing to do with the point being made.
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toomanythings2
10y ago
Has nothing to do with my point. Quit pretending the Russians don't have a spy agency.
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toomanythings2
10y ago
Has nothing to do with my point.
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toomanythings2
10y ago
How many government employees does it take to track and analyze my every movement?
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toomanythings2
10y ago
So you think using any of that protects you from the Chinese, KGB, etc.? Did you forget to block localStorage, too?
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toomanythings2
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I feel the same about the KGB and China's spy agencies. How come I have no say in how they operate?
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toomanythings2
10y ago
And when we visit your site for the first time, having never heard of you before, why should we trust you? That's the point. Having some authority who did at least some minimal checking, to extensive checking, and who will verify you r
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toomanythings2
10y ago
On Stackoverflow, I scan down the list of questions on the first page and all I see is a myriad of questions about tools I have no idea about and, therefore, cannot help with. Most of these questions have no, or one, answer; most of which a
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10y ago
Again, you may not be correct. I would have to ask my bookkeeper what our labor cost is, I'm not that involved in mine anymore, but it's not that much higher than food cost.
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Quit guessing. Your estimate of food costs is wrong. The bacon and bread at high end restaurants is not the bacon and bread you get at the grocery store. For one thing, the bread at the restaurant just may have been made from scratch and ba
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10y ago
I've traveled all over this country for business and visited cities large and small as well as cheap and expensive restaurants. I'll say it again, I have never, ever seen this or heard of any such thing from anyone I've ever
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toomanythings2
10y ago
Let's not cherry pick. I'm talking about menu items overall.
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toomanythings2
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You don't understand. When you wait tables, you are in a little fiefdom of your own that you are responsible for and no one else's. Helping others takes time away from your space and, potentially, your own income. When your income
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You're on the right track but it must also be remembered the time of year affects this along with seniority of the waiter (how many hours they get) and their own availability. Waiters can have great days and weeks followed by poor ones
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High end restaurants don't get their ingredients from the same place you do or McDonald's does. The quality there is above and beyond.
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You do NOT have to pay a "minimum service fee". This is the third time I've read, recently, someone from Europe say that and it's totally false. Tips are a gift, if you will, to the waiter for giving good service and NO
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Well ... uh ... I think ... I think ... uh ... everyone can hear me? ... I'll wait till the guys in the back ... oh and the girls, too, right hahahahahah ... OK ... let's get started... Sure. I know Facebook wouldn't put out
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I believe England still has the largest number of video surveillance cameras in the world, owned and operated by the government.
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Microsoft was still under US Federal oversight as of 2010. Two years ago, Ballmer was still CEO. It takes a long time to turn a big ship.
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I was going to make a joke about Microsoft violating privacy as they scan your search queries and are able to ID you but I see HN posters, here, have already taken up that torch.
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I used to design and build whole systems from TTL logic in the 70s and 80s. The most integrated part was the ALU from AMD, otherwise, it was mostly NAND and NOR gates. Great fun, especially cause we knew how everything worked.
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The Harvey character and shadow are one of the most creative things I have seen in a long time. Bravo!
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New Microsoft Warning for Windows 10 Worst Feature
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You are saying that what I am doing will get me blacklisted, etc., but I am here to tell you it is not any of the things you say.
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As I said, for display, too, film beats them all.
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iow, they are attempting, again, to emulate the capabilities long available in film. This is reason #9179 why film STILL is the best medium.
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I run email for most of my web clients. We have never been blacklisted and my email servers were set up without any help but the docs from day one.
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The first time I hosted my own email, on sendmail, it just worked. So I don't understand the question about setting it up. Configuring it for security took some study but it wasn't difficult. No more difficult than any other serio
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